[ad_1] Redirect the output of tar to /dev/null: tar [your options] [files] &> /dev/null Any echo command you have in your script will still output to the screen. 4 [ad_2] solved Shell Scripts with conditional echos
[ad_1] You can pass a relative or absolute path in any folder to and command, including touch (although the folder must exist): touch folder/sub.file.txt cd – switches to the folder you were last in (like a “Back” button) . means the current directory .. means the parent directory 2 [ad_2] solved About basic commands in … Read more
[ad_1] You want echo -e … so that echo understands that \n is an escape sequence for newline 0 [ad_2] solved ‘\n’ is treated as ‘\’ and ‘n’ [duplicate]
[ad_1] You can use following command man ascii It shows ascii table. For displaying ascii from 32 to 112 for((i=32;i<=112;i++)) do printf “$i –> “;printf \\$(printf ‘%03o\t’ “$i”);printf ‘\n’ ;done;printf “\n” 5 [ad_2] solved Display an ASCII table of characters 32 to 112 with bash