When I use sort -n -c on a specified column in a file sort reports an error and
then stops if two numbers are exactly the same. I want the sort to find actual
sort errors, i.e. number (n+1) < number(n). This negates the use of sort -n -c
on large files to find files that are actually out of orde
On 2020-07-04 00:57, Jonny Grant wrote:
> May I ask if that exit status 137 could be clarified as 128+9, where 9 is
> the KILL signal number in this example please. I've pasted a patch below.
Thanks for the patch - this is always a great basis for discussions.
Well, this 128+9 arithmetic is expla
Hello
Just looking at this man page. I appreciate not the latest version. GNU
coreutils 8.32
https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/timeout.1.html
Could it be clarified that a timeout DURATION of 0 also specifically inhibits
the -k, --kill-after=DURATION ?
it's implied as "this long after
