great! ..is it possible to create a keylogger using bash alone without installing additional modules?? if so can you make a sample video. thanks and more power!
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Hope you will cover some more advanced stuff soon :) Like return from a function or these weird error or io Levels. You somtimes find stuff including these characters: > & So confusing._.
Guess what? I just made my own script that creates scripts. One this I'd love to know is how to also add a #!/bin/bash in the file so when i nano into the script that's just been created, it'll already be there. If someone knows how, i'd love some help c:
Create a script called script.sh Inside the script put these commands touch $1.sh echo "#!/bin/bash" > $1.sh When you want to create a new script, run the script on command-line with the new-filename as argument i.e, something.sh newscript A new file will be created in the directory named "newscript.sh" with #!/bin/bash on the first line
@@shashidharnagraj963 This code will be more helpful: #!/bin/bash echo "Enter the name of your script that you want to create: " read script touch $script.sh echo "#!/bin/bash" > $script.sh
I love the fact that this video exixts :D :D
Great explanation mate thanks! btw you sound like a UK rapper.
Super tutor.....love your videos n ur generosity in teaching the best 2 the public
Thank you
great! ..is it possible to create a keylogger using bash alone without installing additional modules?? if so can you make a sample video. thanks and more power!
Good job mate.
All the time ;)
great video. It's very informatif
best explanation..!
Can i use with the if statements, when yes how can i use it?
does for loops work within the function in shell scripting?
very well explained! thnx!
May I ask you... The syntax from bash is simillar to python?
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Would love to hear opinion on proton vpn! Another great video! Keep em coming!
how is it that the code still worked even though the testpasswd function was called in the testshadow function even before it was een defined ?
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Look like you forgot to add this video to the Shell scripting playlist
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Thanks mate :)
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Hope you will cover some more advanced stuff soon :)
Like return from a function or these weird error or io Levels.
You somtimes find stuff including these characters: > &
So confusing._.
you still coding? it's been 1 year
Guess what? I just made my own script that creates scripts. One this I'd love to know is how to also add a #!/bin/bash in the file so when i nano into the script that's just been created, it'll already be there.
If someone knows how, i'd love some help c:
Create a script called script.sh
Inside the script put these commands
touch $1.sh
echo "#!/bin/bash" > $1.sh
When you want to create a new script, run the script on command-line with the new-filename as argument i.e, something.sh newscript
A new file will be created in the directory named "newscript.sh" with #!/bin/bash on the first line
@@shashidharnagraj963 This code will be more helpful:
#!/bin/bash
echo "Enter the name of your script that you want to create: "
read script
touch $script.sh
echo "#!/bin/bash" > $script.sh
I wish you continue this course first
Yes, i will continue this course
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