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When I run the ps -f command on Linux, the output shows 'bash' and '-bash'. I think there must be some diffrence between them. Is there someone can explain it, especially '-bash'? What is the meaning of the leading hyphen?
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In Posix, what is the bash pipe identity? That is, the program which copies stdin to stdout?
The Posix bash pipe identity is cat -.
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I installed bash in my Anaconda prompt, and this is what I'm seeing:
bash-4.3$
and I would like to see something like:
zzzz#zzvdhdc/users/xxx/myactualdirectory
use \w for the current directory:
PS1='\w $'
see man bash for more options to change your promt.
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just wondering is it possible that I can run an instance after I disconnect it?
The only thing I found is the link but it is not relevant to what I want.
link1
link2
I guess you mean keep it running in background?try
sudo apt-get install screen
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I'm writing a little bash script.
As written in the reference:
http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/ls1.html
ls -A
Should not list "./" and "../" directories.
But... on my system (centOS) is still listing it.
Is there some option "always on" I should be take care of before running this script?
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I'd like some quick tips to find out about my privacy being invaded. I've tried task manager and msconfig.
Use PeerBlock, it's a really good firewall and gives you a Log (once it said that some prince was trying to enter my pc, wtf?!) http://peerblock.com/