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A script is a sequence of commands or instructions that are executed by an interpreter program rather than compiled into a standalone executable program.
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Execute a command on user logon
According to this topic: Run command automatically after login? You have the solution of the .bashrc (not what you need) and the solution of startup applications. I quote Daniel S.: gnome-session …
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Shell script wait for background command
You can use the command wait PID to wait for a process to end. You can also retrieve the PID of the last command with $! In your case, something like this would work: command1 & #run command1 in ba …
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1 vote
Delete files with same name at the end of the file
Try this at the root of your directory where you want to delete the files: find . -name "*.php.php*" -exec rm '{}' \;
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