If you want to make Linux as productive an environment as possible, the terminal window is where it's at. Here are five ...

The obvious answer is to create an archive ... is to find the end of the script and, thus, the start of the payload. Consider this file, deliver.sh: #!/bin/bash WORKDIR=$( mktemp -d ) #find ...

Of course, you can also call out to programs, and sometimes it is just easier to make a call to an awk or Python script to do the heavy lifting. But let’s stick with bash-isms for handling strings.