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bash

List of commands for bash:

- bash
bash:ai:8d936 This command runs the findit.sh script located in the /opt/scripts directory.

$ bash /opt/scripts/findit.sh

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- bash
bash:tldr:4268c bash: Execute a specific script and stop at the first [e]rror.

$ bash -e ${path-to-script-sh}

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- bash
bash:tldr:73c4d bash: Start an interactive shell session without loading startup configs.

$ bash --norc

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- bash
bash:tldr:84700 bash: Execute a specific script while printing each command before executing it.

$ bash -x ${path-to-script-sh}

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- bash
bash:tldr:854ba bash: Execute specific [c]ommands.

$ bash -c "${echo 'bash is executed'}"

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- bash
bash:tldr:90926 bash: Execute a specific script.

$ bash ${path-to-script-sh}

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bash:tldr:bc531 bash: Execute specific commands from `stdin`.

$ ${echo "echo 'bash is executed'"} | bash

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- bash
bash:tldr:d574d bash: Start an interactive shell session.

$ bash

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