The more I look at it, the more I think there are, in reality only two real variables that matter:
1) Each line (obviously, they are all different)
2) The only *real variable that seems tough to...
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The more I look at it, the more I think there are, in reality only two real variables that matter:
1) Each line (obviously, they are all different)
2) The only *real variable that seems tough to...
each $variable is a variable width. At least, potentially. For the most part, looking through the list, it is fixed, but I can guarantee there is an oddball or two in there, so the width should be...
Yes, that is correct.
No, stupid me. In the example, they should be mb, ab, and pt respectively. Sloppy copy/paste job on my behalf. I will edit that post to correct my error.
Sorry, In my attempt to not abuse the kind help, I have shot myself in the foot.
Input:
a file with the following (sanitized):
typeservermb1
typeservermb2
typeservermb3
typeserverab1
Before I get started, I should preface this by saying I suck at this. I'm trying to learn, but am pressed for time and the people here have been amazing. Any help is greatly appreciated.
From a...
very cool. Thanks so much. soon, I will be able to do this on my own without assistance. Though, I do have another unrelated problem I will likely be asking for help with soon.
Nevermind, it looks like I got it. Well, at least it is working. Any glaring errors?
#!/bin/bash
p=$HOME/script_testing
for d in $p/*; do
# if this is a folder
if [ -d "$d" ]; then
#...
Thank you all for the help. And the discussion does help. I agree in learning it the right way. I also understand hacking something together quickly on a tablet.
Dangerous question: given the...
Background: I have a bunch of filenames named username.sub in single letter directories under script_testing (first letter of username is the folder name). For every username.sub, I need to check if...
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ndiswrapper -r bcmwl5.inf
make sure you have extracted the entire file
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I am...
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