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Transpose vertically with a catch
I've been working through some issues preparing data for logstash ingestion. I have a decent chunk of the process worked out but I'm wondering if there's a better way to do this. Basically I need to ...
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Can I simplify and negate this? ^(//|//\s+|\s+//|\s+//\s+)
Basically I want to match commented lines like:
// foobar (this is a commented line)
but I want to make sure I catch this line even if there is white space either side of the comment signature '//' ...
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How to script remote monitoring and management
Looking at this video on scripting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcERIxWDQXA
how or where is this executed? What I'm not understanding is how to use the SWIS (SolarWinds Information Service) ...
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Script to Reboot Virgin SuperHub
I'm currently trying to write a script that will reboot my Virgin SuperHub when set up as a cron job.
However, it keeps failing with the following error:
"There is no form with ID "...
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bash + PERL hybrid script
I am new to this community, I tried to find relevant answers but could not find any.
My question is, I want to use perl script in a directory of files ending with .fasta, if I do in bash as
for i in ...
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Run Perl script from CD?
I've created a Perl script and burned it to a CD-ROM disc. I would like to be able to run the script from the CD without having to copy it to some directory on the hard drive. For some reason when ...
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Run and edit a Perl/Python/non-Powershell - Script in Powershell_ISE (Windows Server)
I am on a Windows Server (2012) with Powershell_ISE and befor installing additional software I wanted to edit and test a script in the Powershell_ISE (it's a better native solution than using notepad +...
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How do I make a word frequncy counter case sensitive using command line interface in Perl?
So I have this Perl Script which is a word frequency counter. But now I have to modify this script and make it case sensitive. So if a user adds -i on the command line, the script should compare in a ...
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How can I run this Perl script in Windows?
I am trying to run a PERL script for the first time.
Here it is : http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-ExtractMain/lib/HTML/ExtractMain.pm
I have never used or worked with PERL before and I am finding ...
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Get value on perl script from another perl script [closed]
I have two perl scripts. The first perl script call another perl script, and then I want to get the result from the other script and use it in the first script to made a condition.
I use:
system("...
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Clean up filenames using data from a text file
I need to clean up a bunch of folder file names. Possibly even the file titles as well. I was currently using this Perl script to do so but I ran into some problems.
If the file name already has ...
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The outputs of ps and top do not match
I have a situation where I have a process, say script.pl (here it is), which seems to stick around in the output to ps auxw | grep script.pl, sometimes when load is heavy it sticks around for several ...
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Script to prefix filename with folder
I am trying to find a script that will work in Windows and prefix all files in a folder with the containing folder name.
For example, in the folder C:\FolderName1 there are 3 files:
hello.jpg
test....
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Find script with early cutting branches on first occurences
It must exists, my problem is how to express my need. When I search for a given filename, Iwant the search stop searching the current branch when it finds a first occurence, BUT continue to search in ...
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When to use Bash and when to use Perl/Python/Ruby? [closed]
We are doing all our scripting with Bash so far, but I'm starting to feel a bit silly about it. While we can of course do everything we want with Bash (it's quite powerful), I'm starting to wonder if ...