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Comment Post #289332 https://askubuntu.com/a/172689 appears to contain some useful hints.
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9 months ago
Comment Post #289302 I don't think this is a supported use case. The agent needs to run as the user whose password it is, not as `root`; and the process which talks to the agent should share a parent process with it. (I don't know if these constraints are actively enforced, but working around them would be clunky at the ...
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9 months ago
Comment Post #289036 Of course, in the general case, also make sure the file is owned by your account.
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10 months ago
Comment Post #289070 In other words, without `-p`, the first token is interpreted as a line number, etc.
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10 months ago
Comment Post #289136 See also https://linux.codidact.com/posts/289135
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10 months ago
Comment Post #289136 Probably add details about your login manager, etc.
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10 months ago
Comment Post #289008 Do you have a file named `schedule.py` or some other local file which shadows a module name?
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10 months ago
Comment Post #288963 Thanks, I have updated this to suggest `[[:space:]]` instead. The `-e` stuff is based on my experience with MacOS `sed`, which is sometimes wacky with `-e`. (Not at my computer so can't provide a specific demo.)
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10 months ago
Comment Post #288962 (Also, what's `bat`? A common utility for displaying control characters etc is `cat -v`, though the only option for `cat` known to POSIX is `-u`, for unbuffered I/O.)
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10 months ago
Comment Post #288962 The use of a generator expression seems odd. You end up reading the whole file into memory anyway. Also, `b` seems redundant. Why not simply `for line in sys.stdin: print(line.strip())`?
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10 months ago
Comment Post #288849 My impression is that the Debian maintainers recommend switching to MariaDB. Are there scenarios where this is not acceptable?
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11 months ago
Comment Post #288436 The syntax `for item in $(command); do` is inherently broken if `command` could output items which contain spaces. There are ways to limit the damage by manipulating `IFS` but this construct is inherently brittle. See also https://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/020
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11 months ago