Minor feature request
Suggest -q (for quiet) for rm command. No error code if file doesn't exist.
rm -q file
rather tham
rm file 2 /dev/null
my 2 cents
Wow! I'm blind - thanks!
On 2/23/2014 10:28 PM, Bob Proulx wrote:
severity 16862 wishlist
close 16862
thanks
Hello Marc,
Marc Perkel wrote:
Minor feature request
Suggest -q (for quiet) for rm command. No error code if file doesn't exist.
rm -q file
rather tham
rm file 2 /dev/null
The 'rm
Just noticed this having upgraded to Fedora 12. I use tail -F to follow
a file that vanishes and is recreated once a minute. It works for some
time but eventually tail quits and goes back to the command prompt. Just
thought I'd let you know in case you changed something.
tail: `info.log' has
I'd like to be able to run chmod on a symlink so that users can't delete
the symlink. Can it be done?
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I'd like to ask again (you liked the idea but I'm not seeing it
implemented) that on the utilities head ad tail that the -c option be
not only in bytes but also in k,m,g as in 10k 200m 2g
I have another request. In the utility uniq I'd like to see the switches
--min --max to specify a
I'm not sure if this feature request would be disruptive or not but it
would be handy.
If I run cut -f 2,1 it would be nice if it put the fields out in the
order specified. Put field 2 out, then field 1.
Thoughts?
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When using tail with the -c option it would be handy to be able to
specify not just bytes but K, M, and G bytes
Example:
tail -c 5K should output the last 5K bytes.
my 2 cents
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