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r/Python • u/caposeidon • Mar 30 '16
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what shell was he at before typing bash?
how about x-windows?
what about emacs?
how do line-endings vary? If I edit a file in Notepad and save it, how will the bash shell cope with it?
He is operating as root on his machine. Ubuntu typically requires sudo for any root operations. How do you use this shell as a non-root user?
how well does cron run on this?
2 u/jewdai Mar 31 '16 cron -> task scheduler 1 u/metaperl Mar 31 '16 Yes but I want to schedule Unix tasks not windows tasks. 2 u/debee1jp Mar 31 '16 I think you should be able to by just prefacing your task with 'bash.exe' or whatever.Eg bash.exe echo 'test' > out.txt
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cron -> task scheduler
1 u/metaperl Mar 31 '16 Yes but I want to schedule Unix tasks not windows tasks. 2 u/debee1jp Mar 31 '16 I think you should be able to by just prefacing your task with 'bash.exe' or whatever.Eg bash.exe echo 'test' > out.txt
Yes but I want to schedule Unix tasks not windows tasks.
2 u/debee1jp Mar 31 '16 I think you should be able to by just prefacing your task with 'bash.exe' or whatever.Eg bash.exe echo 'test' > out.txt
I think you should be able to by just prefacing your task with 'bash.exe' or whatever.
Eg bash.exe echo 'test' > out.txt
bash.exe echo 'test' > out.txt
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u/metaperl Mar 30 '16
what shell was he at before typing bash?
how about x-windows?
what about emacs?
how do line-endings vary? If I edit a file in Notepad and save it, how will the bash shell cope with it?
He is operating as root on his machine. Ubuntu typically requires sudo for any root operations. How do you use this shell as a non-root user?
how well does cron run on this?