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input.txt is a file that contains filenames that have been piped into it from an external program. for example... input.txt has the following in it filename1.txt filename2.txt filename3.txt I would like to perform an 'rm' command on the filenames contained in input.txt So instead of potential hours of work deleting …
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I've been working on an irc bot in python using the IRCLib module, but when it came to making it give users operatership I have no idea how... everything I've tried has failed. if any of you has experiance with the IRCLib module I'd greatly appreciate the help. |
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I'm trying to re-write some of my shell scripts with C++ and I want to use some Unix commands, but I don't really get how, all the information on System() is just confusing to me...so any help would be great,
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A script to edit log files, it can remove the username, UID, a specefic string, remove logs and remove the netinfo backup, it's not working. [CODE]#!/bin/bash remove_logs() { find -f /var/log -f /Library/Logs -f /Users/*/Library/Logs \! -iname "*.gz" \! -name ".DS_Store" | while read file ; do sed -e "s/${USER_ID}//g" … |