not stdin. # Other than that it will take any parameter or pattern your standard grep # does. # # This script requires GNU findutils and by default GNU
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https://gallery.ecr.aws/docker/library/mediawiki I would always use the 'standard' images from Docker Hub (https://hub.docker.com/_/mediawiki) which receive
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the command listed above. Here's what the program told me: Creating a standard configuration file... Configuration file `/home/greg/.advance/advmame.rc'
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works, you might find that there are a LOT of messages in root's mailbox. Standard mailboxes are in /var/spool/mail/USER so > /var/spool/mail/root will
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because it comes from Microsoft, is neither neutral nor formatted the way standard MIME mail messages are encoded. Although I haven't tested this, some
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constitutes a good commit message. What about consistency? Say you need to add standard language to every commit message like "This work was performed for NASA
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e/runJobs.php > /var/log/runJobs.log 2>&1` These jobs aren't just the standard MW maintenance jobs, they're DCS-specific jobs that need to run in the
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up a crontab to run an uploader script. Notice how my images are a non-standard aspect ratio: I chose to crop the image, and retain as much image-quality
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