2009/12/9-2010/1/13 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:53586 Activity:nil | 12/8 Is there a bash equivalent to tcsh's history-search-backward ?
\_ There's something similar called... history-search-backward. It
is a bit more limited, in that it only searches for strings and
not glob patterns. You may find reverse-i-search to be useful also.
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2009/8/18-9/1 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:53284 Activity:nil | 8/18 Is it possible to truncate your path name in your prompt in tcsh?
Tsch veterans REPRESENT! I know this is how to do it in bash:
# truncate path: returns $1 truncated to $2 chars, prefixed with ...
truncate_path () {
if [ -z "$1" -o -z "$2" ]
then
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2009/8/19-9/1 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:53285 Activity:nil | 8/18 Hi again, new freebsd guy here again, in bash I was able to go
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/foo/lib ./runmyapp
I managed to do this in tcsh by using setenv in a shell script
that setenv's the lib path and then executes $1, just wondering
if there was a way to do it in 1 line from the cmd line as in bash?
Thanks, btw %2c or %3c worked. Freebsd, tcsh and vi forever!
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2009/1/5-8 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:52313 Activity:kinda low | 1/3 no hurry but do you know of:
$ chsh
Password:
Enter the new value, or press return for the default
Login Shell [/usr/local/bin/bash]: /bin/zsh
failed: Insufficient access
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2008/11/24-28 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:52090 Activity:nil | 11/23 How do you find the max # of forkable threads in a unix
environment? Is it system or user based?
\_ getrlimit, or ulimit -a (in bash)
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2008/8/18-21 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:50894 Activity:kinda low | 8/18 How long has the command "seq" been around? I just saw it in
one of my coworkers shell scripts and wish I had known about it
years ago...
\_ what does it do? - bash fan #1
\_ It prints out a sequence of numbers from FIRST to LAST in
a specified increment.
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2008/7/14-16 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:50557 Activity:moderate | 7/14 Shell Programming question: I want to call a script with 1 arg
and have it figure out whether $1 is a MAC address or an IP address
and then do call the appropriate function. What is the best way
to do this, given that sh/bash/ksh do not have something like
the =~ in perl. Check for exit status of grep, or is there a
a better way? For the moment, let's just say the two tests are:
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