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- root login with bash @info:script
- ot'' role. Also, the ''root'' user has the bourne shell (''/bin/sh''), but working with ''/bin/bash'' is ... u can directly log in as ''root'' with a ''bash'' shell. ssh demo.lab.example.com -t "su - root -c /bi
- Change Encoding with iconv @info:script
- o ${f}_$$_TEMP ${f} \ && mv ${f}_$$_TEMP ${f} done </code> {{tag>sysadmin convert encoding shell cli}}
- Shell Script Variables @info:script
- ====== Shell Script Variables ====== ===== Last Character ===== Get the last character of ''$a'': <code
- AirPort Command Line Interface @info:mac
- networksetup -setairportnetwork {Network} AirPort {{tag>mac osx device wlan cli shell script sysadmin}}
- localeadm @info:solaris
- V} /mnt </code> Note: If you're using the bourne shell (instead of bash or ksh), then use backticks in t