Questions tagged [exec]
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How to run exec command in a loop until it is successful
I want run exec $Docker-run command until it's successful on redhat linux. Looping over it?
$Docker-run = docker run --env-file .env Image-name
Can anyone provide a solution?
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running sudo with PHP
Yes, there are many answers to a similar question, but mine is a bit more specific. I want to add the user running apache, www-data to sudoers, but everywhere I've read, they have added specific files ...
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How can I perform start command in PowerShell same as I do in CMD?
When I use start command in CMD it opens second CMD window with the same state (same location and same virtual environment). But I cannot do it in PowerShell. Is there any command for it in PowerShell?...
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What is the difference between running a from cmd line vs. double click?
I have a miner program and if i double click and run it, it works fine, but if i run it from the cmd line using executable name it doesnt run, it crashes.
I tried to run with CreateProcess function ...
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How can I stop firewalld from interrupting an existing outgoing ssh exec session when it is started or restarted?
I have a java program running on a Centos7 server that continuously "tails" a file on another Centos7 server using the JSch library to run an ssh exec process to run a shell script on the ...
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Circular pipe in bash
I need a circular pipe in Bash.
This doesn’t work:
exec 3>&1 | socat | awk | socat >&3 #exec 3>&1
This works:
exec 3> /dev/stderr ; echo test >&3
Can somebody provide ...
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How to chain/connect multiple -exec commands with find * and ls?
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I use find -exec curl in ubuntu console to list all files in directory and send them to FTP server:
find * -type f -exec curl -u ***:*** --ftp-pasv --ftp-create-dirs -T {} $PATHDEST/{} \; -...
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How to silently execute exe file without a opening dialogue? [duplicate]
I hide two files with rar. An image file and an exe file. When I execute this I get exe file dialogue appearing on the screen. But I don't want to see it. How to do that?
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unable to execute VBoxManage command in python executable (created with pyinstaller)
OS: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
make an install.py file executable:
pyinstaller -w install.py --onefile
install.py script:
import os
VM = os.system('VBoxManage startvm win10 --type headless')
if VM == 0:
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Why can't redirect stderr into a file with exec?
I want to redirect stderr into a file /tmp/mytest:
exec 2> /tmp/mytest
Press enter after input exec 2> /tmp/mytest, the cursor remains there,why command exec 2> /tmp/mytest can't fulfill?
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find -exec grep {} \; egrep -v string \; # the command chain brakes
I'm playing with find command to see how it behaves and I'm a bit lost.
First bit is fine :
find . -maxdepth 1 -exec grep -l abc {} \;
grep: .: Is a directory
./file2.pdf
./file1
Then I try to ...
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How to copy grepped files using Find, Grep and Exec in Git Bash
I've looked everywhere for an answer and nothing seems to be working out. In Git Bash, I need to figure out how to take files found with grep and copy them elsewhere. The instructions were to use the ...
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Is there a way to execute software from EXT4 partitions on Windows 10?
Right, my scenario is that I have a Linux system set up and I was thinking about maybe setting up a Windows 10 dual boot, for reasons.
The problem is that I like gaming, and I have a hard drive ...
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Redirection or pipe inside `find -exec`
Any "find -exec" guru's around.
I have a folder of files I need to send to sendmail (they appear in there when something bad has happened).
The command
find . -type f -exec sendmail -t < {} \;
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What does + mean in the bash `-exec command {} +`?
For the command structure -exec command {} \;,i got info in man find.
{} means selected files.
; means trminate the argument.
\; escaped to protect them from expansion by the shell.
In the ...
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Tweaking sfx exe file not to be opened by WinRAR or any other extraction utility
Is it possible to change a .sfx.exe file to disguise its real identity and behave like a real PE?
Is there any other packager tool to make a standalone or autonomous exe that consists of, for example,...
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nohup process keep shutting down
I am trying to run 10.000 processes to create asterisks phone accounts.
This is to stress-test our Asterisk server.
I called with php an exec() function to create a Linux command.
nohup /usr/src/...
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Only last tee writes to file (possible overlap with exec?)
I try to have all my outputs redirected to a.out, except some that must also be written to b.out. I think using exec on top of tee (tee to also redirect to b.out) would be fine but tee does not look ...
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find multiple files, and copy real files from symlink
I was reading this question but it hasn't answer, and the mine its different.
Linux: Trying to find files from a list recursively and copy them somewhere else
I'm trying to find the real files from ...
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rm -irf -Irf with find
why below statement do not ask for confirmation while using option i or I for rm ?
// pass aggregated
find . -name $name -type d -exec rm -irf {} \;
// pass each
find . -name $name -type d -exec rm -...
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abort spawned program when it prints a specific warning
My Bash 4 script calls a third-party program P (one that I can't recompile), which prints warnings to STDOUT. When it prints yikes, it also enters an infinite loop. So when I detect a yikes, how can ...
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How to NOT include parent directories when using zip command?
I need to:
Traverse a directory and find all sub-sub-folders created for > X days ago
Zip the content of these folders inside the sub-sub-folder and remove the
previous content
Example of file ...
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How do I open fonts I've been sent which are showing up as 'exec' files?
This question is regarding to InDesign and fonts:
I just received a zip with fonts from a client, but unfortunately they are all exec files (whatever that is) and I can't open them.
What should I ...
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Opening a video through PHP's shell_exec fails on Mac OS X
I'm hosting a local web application on my computer (Mac OS X) which contains a button to open a video with QuickTime. On button click an AJAX request is made to a PHP script with the following content:...
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WsAppService.exe or Wondershare, is consuming all my RAM
Recently my PC started to freeze. The RAM was being clobbered.
I do what I always to CNTRL + ALT + DEL to open taskmgr.
Well non of the processes were there.
So I decided to check Resource Monitor ...
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who forks when the applications are double clicked on Linux?
So I know when in shell and I run an executable then shell forks it into a child process and later exec's to get the program and data memory of my executable. So if my shell is now closed/exited then ...
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How can I run an untrusted executable on linux safely?
I have downloaded an executable compiled by a third party and I need it to run on my box (Ubuntu 16.04 - x64) with full access to HW resources such as CPU and GPU (through nVidia drivers).
Suppose ...
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Find files and group into directories
I have a folder and sub folders and massive numbers of files as follows:
Folder called Movies
Sub Folder called "009 - A bad Wolf"
Files called " 009 A bad Wolf.avi"
Files called " 009 A bad ...
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Set volume using php exec and amixer
I wrote a little php script to control the volume of my local machine with alsa:
<?php
# for simplicity and testing it really just executes the command:
echo exec('amixer set Master 5%+') . " \n";
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find and exec on only filename
I need to find all files older than X days and delete them locally and from my s3 bucket. The problem is the find command returns me the full path and filename too. I tried messing with basename and ...
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How to kill a process that calls execv?
A process that calls execv is not dying, by, what looks like, design.
Example borrowed from here:
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
main() {
pid_t ...
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How to launch this particular script from any desktop at any location?
This part seems to be the code to modify:
Set fol = fso.GetFolder("c:\TEST")
How can I change that so that it works on any computer from any location/path?
Would I need to integrate an additional ...
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How to execute shell script from PHP with non-standard extension?
I've Windows with shell integration installed from Git (as well as Cygwin) and the following PHP code fails to run external shell script which has .launcher extension:
<?php
passthru("foo.sh&...
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Construct command for bash exec
I have a shell script that runs exec to replace itself with another command. The other command takes some optional arguments.
exec mycommand $ARG1 $ARG2 $ARG3
Any of these arguments could be ...
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Empty line appears while merging different file contents in shell script
I have written shell script to merge different file's contents I have created directories f1,f2,d1,d2 and files under them , I need to merge all files's contents : comand is
find /home/ah5024331/f1 /...
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Can't find executable (pipsi) in my PATH even though my PATH is set correctly and permissions are also correct in ZSH
I have just installed pipsi. I'm on Mac OS X Yosemite and I'm using iTerm and running zsh via oh-my-zsh.
My problem is that I get the following:
~ >>> pipsi
zsh: command not found: pipsi
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How to rename files to monotonically incrementing sequence numbers followed by a suffix?
I want to rename all files under a particular directory to a number followed by a suffix. For example, I want to rename all *.jpg files to 1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg, ...
I thought about using find for this ...
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Why does sudo fork before executing the process?
This question may seem a bit silly, but since in Unix-based systems, replacing an executable's image is done in a single step, replacing the currently running process, in the function call execve (and ...
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Linux find command with multiple command -exec using chown and chmod
The following command runs but the two -exec commands don't run - so the file gets moved but the permissions and file owner doesn't change.
find ~/Downloads/ -name "2014-12-24*"
-exec sudo mv {} ~/...
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Shell script force stop without waiting for the exit code
I have written a shell script checklick.sh on my CentOS box with the following content:
#!/bin/sh
#
# description: check link through rtmpdump
#
. /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions
DUMPUTIL=/usr/bin/...
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Open file using bash with unix executable
I have an application which loads using a bash script e.g
/Applications/My.app/Contents/MyExecutable
I can load this using bash like so
"/Applications/My.app/Contents/MyExecutable"
However, I ...
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How to enable program execution blocked by domain group policy
How can i enable program execution from any path in local computer using regedit when it's blocked by domain policy?
I managed to remove policy restrictions from registry but this one escaped.
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How to make a copy of file in the same directory
This creates a file in the same directy as 'some.file.bak'.
find /home/ -ipath "*/temp/some.file" -type f -exec cp {} {}.bak \;
How to make a copy in another name such as 'another.file' in the ...
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How to execute files which are found by find
I have some executable files under a directory tree. I want to find them and execute them the most simple way.
I've tried this so far:
find . -perm 0775 -type f | xargs exec
But exec is not an ...
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Difference between an install EXE and the EXEs found within the install folder [closed]
What is the difference between an installation EXE and the EXE files that are found within the installation folder?
For example:
The VLC media player install is called "vlc-2.1.3-win64.exe" and is ...
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Stop execution of a function after a given time in PHP
I have five exec() functions in my script. I want to set it up so that if a function fails to respond in a given time, the function will be killed and the next function will start its execution.
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execl: couldn't exec `/bin/sh'
I accidentally moved the whole bin, boot, dev and etc directory.
After moving everything back I get the following error email from various cron jobs:
execl: couldn't exec `/bin/sh'
execl: No such ...
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How to invoke shell script while staying in interactive mode
When I call:
execl("/bin/sh", "/bin/sh", (void *) NULL);
The /bin/sh/ program is started, which opens a shell in which I can type commands. However, if I call:
execl("/bin/sh", "/bin/sh", "~/...
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Is there a way to use > operator in find -exec
I'm trying to empty lots of files under a certain folder.
>file or cat /dev/null > file or echo "" > file can empty file.
find . -type f -exec blahblah {} \; can find files and do something ...
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Compile the kernel to increase the command line max length
Following up on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14176089/system-command-line-max-length-in-perl, which say the max length for exec/command line arguments is controlled by ARG_MAX.
So I want to ...
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