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Category Archives: Bash/Shell
Dissertation is over…
I meant to blog about this ages ago! Better late than never I suppose… Back in April (April 22nd to be precise) I handed in two copies of my 72 page document which outlines everything about my project. I wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Bash/Shell, OpenSolaris, Uni
Tagged bash, CS394, Diss, Dissertation, LaTeX, OpenSolaris, VAES, zones
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Robust Bash Scripts – Part Four
This is part of a series of posts which should aid anyone writing Bash scripts to make them more robust. This post describes how you can use traps to help your code fail more gracefully.
Robust Bash Scripts – Part Three
This is part of a series of posts which should aid anyone writing Bash scripts to make them more robust. This post offers some advice on how to Bash script defensively.
Posted in Bash/Shell
Tagged bash script, defensive scripting, making directories, spaces in input
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Robust Bash Scripts – Part Two
This is part of a series of posts which should aid anyone writing Bash scripts to make them more robust. This post shows you how to use Bash’s built-in error checking.
Robust Bash Scripts – Part One
This is part of a series of posts which should aid anyone writing Bash scripts to make them more robust. This post shows you how you can guard against unset variables.
Whence and Whenceman
On the UNIX command line, the `which` command is great, it tells you where a command is in the system. However, if your system has two versions of the `ls` command, it will only tell you which `ls` command you … Continue reading
Posted in Bash/Shell, Linux, Mac OS, OpenSolaris
Tagged bash, unix, whence, whenceman, which
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Bash and SED script to play…Tetris…?
If you navigate your browser to here, you will find a most amazing thing: Tetris crafted out of a SED script with a bash wrapper. The page is in Russian, but Google or another translation site will tell you that … Continue reading