StackOverflow Questions for Tag: shell

Caglayan Dokme

Reputation: 1197

How to properly export all functions in a shell script?

bashshellshellcheck

Score: 0

Answers: 0

Sudharsan Simhan

Reputation: 27

Remote SSH - Not printing the variables

shellunixscripting

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Tuco

Reputation: 1052

How to obtain public ip address using windows command prompt?

windowsshellipip-addresscommand-prompt

Score: 20

Answers: 11

Droopycom

Reputation: 1931

zsh and/or bash redirections to compare the input and output of a process

bashshellzsh

Score: 1

Answers: 2

gsklee

Reputation: 4944

What does the Bash operator <<< (i.e. triple less than sign) mean?

bashshellherestring

Score: 86

Answers: 4

Computernerd

Reputation: 7782

Increment variable value by 1 (shell programming)

shelldebuggingvariablesubuntucommand-line

Score: 111

Answers: 5

Brad Parks

Reputation: 72221

How to "exit" from sourced script, and allow to work non sourced?

bashshell

Score: 5

Answers: 3

Bekromoularo

Reputation: 99

Maven command mvn runs without errors from terminal but not from python

javapython-3.xshellmavensubprocess

Score: 5

Answers: 4

john

Reputation:

Rename multiple files based on pattern in Unix

shellfileunixrenamebatch-rename

Score: 348

Answers: 29

Boris Bukh

Reputation: 167

How to ensure that a lazily-loaded bash completion is loaded

bashshellautocomplete

Score: 0

Answers: 2

Lili

Reputation: 1

execute Shell commands in the same Shell non sequentially

shelljenkinsgroovyclosuresjenkins-shared-libraries

Score: 0

Answers: 0

Sepehr Samini

Reputation: 1055

What does "/dev/null" mean at the end of shell commands

linuxshell

Score: 46

Answers: 5

PJx

Reputation: 1103

In bash, is there an equivalent of die "error msg"

bashshell

Score: 94

Answers: 5

D S

Reputation: 129

if +/- plus number as a necessary condition

bashshell

Score: 1

Answers: 3

Fitspade

Reputation: 439

How to add a custom URL scheme programmatically on macOS?

macosshellcustom-protocol

Score: 3

Answers: 2

Jacob Wang

Reputation: 4804

Get current script location in Nushell

shellnushell

Score: 8

Answers: 3

user2390246

Reputation: 291

"dirname: missing operand" despite passing a valid path

bashshelldirname

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Titi Wangsa bin Damhore

Reputation: 7199

Easier way to download chrome driver

linuxshellgoogle-chrome

Score: 3

Answers: 3

Radek

Reputation: 11121

How can I run a shell script command with double quotes in the argument?

shelldouble-quotes

Score: 2

Answers: 3

Rainysky

Reputation: 887

How to add up all the total file size of individual .txt files?

bashshell

Score: 3

Answers: 3

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: shell

How to properly export all functions in a shell script?

Remote SSH - Not printing the variables

How to obtain public ip address using windows command prompt?

zsh and/or bash redirections to compare the input and output of a process

What does the Bash operator &lt;&lt;&lt; (i.e. triple less than sign) mean?

Increment variable value by 1 (shell programming)

How to &quot;exit&quot; from sourced script, and allow to work non sourced?

Maven command mvn runs without errors from terminal but not from python

Rename multiple files based on pattern in Unix

How to ensure that a lazily-loaded bash completion is loaded

execute Shell commands in the same Shell non sequentially

What does &quot;/dev/null&quot; mean at the end of shell commands

In bash, is there an equivalent of die &quot;error msg&quot;

if +/- plus number as a necessary condition

How to add a custom URL scheme programmatically on macOS?

Get current script location in Nushell

&quot;dirname: missing operand&quot; despite passing a valid path

Easier way to download chrome driver

How can I run a shell script command with double quotes in the argument?

How to add up all the total file size of individual .txt files?

What does the Bash operator <<< (i.e. triple less than sign) mean?

How to "exit" from sourced script, and allow to work non sourced?

What does "/dev/null" mean at the end of shell commands

In bash, is there an equivalent of die "error msg"

"dirname: missing operand" despite passing a valid path