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I will need to find a way of knowing what drive my usb is on, so I could copy some files from the PC on to the flash drive. I already know how to do this using powershell, however I need a way of doing it via .bat and cmd.
Thanks in advance.
Your running script is always, %0 and the drive letter holding your running script can be referenced using variable modifiers.
From Call/?
%~d1 - expands %1 to a drive letter only
Example:
Echo %~d0
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I have written a custom command under user 'krishna' on my laptop, and now i want it to be available for other all user without redefining to each user. For now, i have defined the command in /home/krishna/.bashrc As this file exist under user krishna and work only for krishna. is there any way i can defile it globally for all users?
You can define the command in the /etc/bashrc or /etc/bash.bashrc file (which one depends on your distribution). One of these should exist on your machine.
Commands you define in your local /home/[USER]/.bashrc are only available for [USER].
Commands or aliase defined in /etc/bashrc are available for all useres
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I created a new alias by typing:
~ alias gpo='git push origin'
I see my newly created alias when I type alias (which lists all the available aliases) but when I close my terminal and reopen it, they vanish.
How do I ensure that it is permanently available?
How do I keep a backup of all my aliases so I can carry them with me even if I move between computers?
You can keep it inside ~/.zshrc
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I am running ftp in windows command line and the operating system in windows 7.
Where do files get downloaded to locally when i do a get operation?
The command line ftp client uses the current working directory (which can be changed with the lcd command)
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Everyday the following files appear in my computer (one per day, inside /my/dir/):
stackoverflow.20130712_0.log
stackoverflow.20130713_0.log
I want to change their name to stackoverflow.20130712 and stackoverflow.20130713, that is, erase the "_0.log" part everyday with a cron job.
A module or script you would recommend me?
I'm on CentOS
You can get the rename script from CPAN:
http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?rename
Then you can do:
rename 's/_0.log$//' stackoverflow*_0.log
No dependencies solution,
perl -e 'for (#ARGV){ $t=$_; s|_0[.]log$||; rename($t,$_) }' stackoverflow.*
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I need to clone/ghost a GE protected hard drive, but I am running into various issues. Norton Ghost seems to just freeze up, XXClone puts up strange errors. I realize the entire drive is encrypted, but would that make a difference to a cloning software?
Anybody have any experience with this?
Under Linux you can use the dd command to clone data from one drive to another.
If you don't have a machine running Linux, you can download a bootable CD from e.g. http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page which will have dd and other useful commands for dealing with hard drives and data recovery.