I wrote bash script, in which I included some logging, to see what is going on in each step of exectuion. Now, I can split those logs in debuggin info and user info (that something has completed, etc.). So I'd…
I am using CentOS. It has Python 3.6 version installed. From command line if I try to execute PIP, I get error: "Command not found" How to add Python folder to the environment path?
Given a folder path that has /home, I would like to scrape the username from the folder path. (A little home work, trying to compare folder username to actual owner of the folder, which can be determined with a quick…
I'm using CentOS 7. I want to run my laravel commands: * * * * * cd /home/path/ && php artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1 but when I run above code I got this error message: -bash: cpanel3-skel: command not…
I've been trying to use the arcade library this morning with python3 but keep getting nothing but errors. My environment is Debian 10 (buster) I checked first to ensure I have python 3 installed, this confirmed as Python 3.7.3 I…
I want to control my pm2 app via apache server. I have tried it via a bash script and php. Here is my index.php: <html> <head> <meta c </head> <?php if (isset($_POST['RightOPEN'])) { exec("/home/pi/startmm.sh"); } if (isset($_POST['LeftOPEN'])) { exec("/home/pi/channel4.sh"); }…
I recently managed to install Centos7 with kickstart.cfg file by using virt-install at my Archlinux. However, if I simply want to use similar approach with Centos 8 - it does not work at all. I suspect that it is because…
I'm currently working on a Python Script on a CentOs 8 VM, I'm trying to write part of my python script that will set a users password for them without user interaction. I've not found a way to do this…
I'm building a pipeline with snakemake and using conda and singularity environments to ensure reproducibility. I run into an error where the text on my plots is replaced by rectangles After experimenting with the pipeline on Linux and Mac systems…
I have a CentOs system with both Python 2.7 and Python 3.4 installed. I do not have information regarding how these were installed. However, this is the response when the following commands are issued: whereis /usr/bin/python3 python3: /usr/bin/python3.4 /usr/bin/python3.4m /usr/lib/python3.4…