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Atime don't change on mounted drive

i have CentOS Stream 9. when i mount a usb drive and create a file using touch command the Access time in stat command don't change and stays: "Access: 2023-06-20 03:00:00.000000000 +0300" ...
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Cat with gun parallel does not continue as expected

Here is my code. file_name="all_parts" find parts/ -type f > ${file_name} while read part do echo processing ${part} cat ${part} | parallel -j 100 'wget {} -o logs/...
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concatening a variable to a file using cat

I wanted to do a bash function that given a text variable, it would concatenate it to a file. i.e function print() { cat << 'EOF' >> file This $1 is a variable EOF } But it wouldnt work. ...
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perform cat via ssh, send text or file via ssh

Greetings I am making a script to automate the sending of public keys but I cannot send my file or variable through ssh either by "echo or cat"
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Cat hangs when attempting to read empty STDIN

My script attempts to gather information that may or may not be present in STDIN at execution time, but cat hangs if the pipe is empty. How can I ensure that my script skips this step if this there is ...
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Cat command and echo

I'd like to concatenate the output from echo with content of a file. I've tried the following comand: echo "abc" | cat 1.txt > 2.txt but the 2.txt file only contains the content from 1.txt. Why ...
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select columns on cat command

I use a file as a little db table. The content is like this: client1 john doe engineer cal client2 jane doe nurse ny client3 ali veli doctor ny I want to find ...
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cat command with a variable that has spaces

I need to use cat command to display the contents of a file, and the filename has spaces in them: "embedded board link.rtf". I assign the filename using a variable: I="embedded board link.rtf", but ...
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What is the equivalent of Bash's cat -n in PowerShell?

I want to cat a file and output the line number of each line it outputs. However, in PowerShell, cat outputs an array. Hence the question effectively becomes: How do I print the index of each item ...
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echo stdin, unless empty, in which case cat a file

The pipeline fstdraw in.fst | dot -Tpng | convert - -rotate 90 out.png converts a file in a certain binary format into a PNG image. Unfortunately, in some cases fstdraw emits zero bytes. (A bug in ...
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Adding Tag Data to File

For a security product (data loss prevention) my group is trying to tag files with specific keywords to allow for HR/Legal to specifically flag files for tracking by our DLP software. Currently the ...
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Piping commands into nc

I've seemingly searched many very similar questions but never quite found something to work. I'm trying to use a raspberry pi (2nd gen) to communicate with a Wifi OBDII sensor. I'm able to use the ...
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Tar & save the output of a command

I want to tar the output of a command, say cat hello.world, to a compressed tar file. I don’t want to save a temporary file and later tar it manually. How can I do this?
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Recover text file that I deleted with "cat" command

I used cat > filename while not thinking about it, then hit ctrl + c and naturally enough the file is now empty... Is there a way to recover that file's contents?
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Receiving data from Serial Port

I want to receive data from RS232 Serial port to my terminal and with a directive to a file. It should be pretty straight forward. cat /dev/ttyS0 cat /dev/ttyS0 > file.txt Before that I've ...
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