For example, to launch a Bash shell in an Nginx container: Azure CLI az container exec--resource-groupmyResourceGroup--namemynginx--exec-command"/bin/bash" In the following example output, the Bash shell is launched in a running Linux container, providing a terminal in whichlsis executed: ...
Support version pinning in Windows (#2) Nov 6, 2024 install.sh Add and remove quotes in bash substitution Nov 7, 2024 main.go Rename clicommand.Commands (vague, unhelpful) -> clicommand.Buildkite… Oct 6, 2023 tools.go Fix indirect deps are removed by adding a tools.go ...
For example, to launch a Bash shell in an Nginx container: Azure CLI az container exec--resource-groupmyResourceGroup--namemynginx--exec-command"/bin/bash" In the following example output, the Bash shell is launched in a running Linux container, providing a terminal in whichlsis executed: ...
Same problem here on windows11, fixed it like @tsl0922 said by setting the compatibility mode to Windows 8.aarol mentioned this issue Mar 16, 2024 vhs freezes when i try to load a file charmbracelet/vhs#437 Open lkyu-ly commented Mar 16, 2024 same problem on the newest 1.7.4 (wi...
something like this as a bash script: #!/bin/bash vi filename.txt -c ':g/^/m0' -c ':wq' where -c execute a command. Here the command is to reverse the lines in a textfile. After done, :wq to save and exit. (man vi to get more about -c) If you don...
In Bash in the terminal, it is impossible to run a command that ends with and & (being sent to the background) followed by another command (obviously with a ; between them). Why is that? Why can't you run anything with &; or $ ; in it?
Bash/ZSHmyResourceGroup='resGroup10' PowerShell$myResourceGroup='resGroup10' Enable SSH First, you'll need to enable SSH in your Windows machine. Deploy the SSH extension for Windows. The extension provides an automated installation of the Win32 OpenSSH solution, similar to enabling the capabil...
I'm trying to install a software at startup (proprietary software) but it's failing because of the $HOME variable. Could notexpandthe path using$HOME I tried to setup the HOME varibale in the startup script just before the software installation, but it's failing saying: ...
On Linux instances, the script runs in a Bash shell by default. To run the script with a different program, use #!/<path_to_program> as the first line of the script. On Windows instances, the script runs in a batch shell by default. To run the script with PowerShell, use #ps1 as...
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