Today I had to mount a ssh filesystem under Linux. The reason was, that I had the perception that I would be a very cool idea, to use my old webspace package from all-inkl.com, that I only kept because of the 10 included domains, as a backup storage for my root server.The plan was to […]
To rename multiple files in the current folder, you can use the following command: $> # rename: $> for f in Sheldon_*.xml; do mv -n “$f” “${f}_bkp”; done $> # rename it back again: $> for f in Sheldon_*.xml_bkp; do mv -n “$f” “${f/_bkp}”; done In this case, I had a bunch of files that […]
Therefore we use wget: wget -O outputfile.txt –user sheldon –ask-password https://ask-sheldon.com/genius-stuff.html # f.e. REST wget –http-user USER –http-password PASSWOR http://ask-sheldon.com/import.txt # HTACCESS protection If you let -O param out the output will be stored under its original name.
To append all contents of textfile1.txt to the end of textfile2.txt: $> cat textfile1.txt >> textfile2.txt or to add text directly to the end of the file, you can use: $> echo “TEST” >> testfile.txt
#Copy something from this system to some other system: $> scp /path/to/local/file username@hostname:/path/to/remote/file  #Copy something from some system to some other system: $> scp username1@hostname1:/path/to/file username2@hostname2:/path/to/other/file  #Copy something from another system to this system: $> scp username@hostname:/path/to/remote/file /path/to/local/file You can add a port with the -P param You can do it recursive with […]
