I have written a shell script to monitor a directory using the inotifywait utility of inotifyt-tools. I want that script to run continuously in the background, but I also want to be able to stop it...

Selecting lines in nano can be achieved using Esc+A. With multiple lines selected, how do I then indent all those lines at once?

A script with these commands has been created for you at /tmp/w3af_dependency_install.sh Reading in the kali documentation they say that you should not modify sources.list so how the hell should I do it?

I'm trying to test if ~/.ssh/id_rsa is actually password protected. When you run ssh-keygen you can choose an empty password, and I'm trying to detect this. Is that possible with a one-liner?

The following packages will be REMOVED: accountsservice alacarte apktool arduino at-spi2-core audacious audacious-plugins baobab binwalk bluepot bluesnarfer bluez brasero brasero-common burpsuite caribou caribou-antler casefile cheese-common chirp colord consolekit creepy cups-pk-helper curlftpfs cutycapt dbpwaudit dconf-gsettings-backend dconf ...

I like the watch command, but it has its limitations. I'm curious to know whether I could mimic the functionality of watch with less. I'm mainly looking for the ability to scroll through my direct...

So you have systems where it works, and others where it doesn't. Are both 64 (or 32) bits? If both 64 bits, perhaps one is set up to run 32-bit executables, the other one isn't? Also note that Linux can be set up to run alien executables (e.g. Java bytecode) directly. What does file minerd.sh say? Are you sure that the executable isn't corrupt?

On GitHub a feature request for this is tracked as #897. It seems that not all built-in zones can just be removed by the user, as firewalld expects their existence to use them in rare cases. Though the discussion on that issue shows that removing those cases should be possible. (I’m fairly new & hope putting this link with that explanation is appropriate as its own answer.)

Your answer is useful, but stating the 'other answer is totally wrong', is (in my opinion) not accurate. The original question is what units are used. The 'other answer' answers that. It just doesn't specify that this is a measurement of CPU time, not clock time. Your answer clarifies that and so it is useful (but doesn't answer the original question). I will vote your answer up if you remove ...

I'd like to know if there is a way that I could cat file like php.ini and remove all lines starting with ; For example, if the file contained this: ; - Show all errors, except for notices ; ;