grep -v '\(/dev/\|pipe:\|socket:\)' seemingly looks a bit complicated. This can, of course, be replaced by head -1. However, it is not sure whether the filename line will be first on all systems, so I chose the safer way by filtering out what is not needed here. Show Sample Output
Worked well on ubuntu
This server can be access by a browser or other remote terminal with ncat. I have to use de test && break to allow ctrl-c to close. Show Sample Output
This will be useful when checking for logs and have to omit specific weblogic or apache server's log information which are redundant and unnecessary. Show Sample Output
Cleaner than the top alternative Show Sample Output
Can be used to test error handling Show Sample Output
this avoids several VIM warnings, which I seem too stupid to disable: warning, readonly! and: file and buffer have changed, reload?!
Found in comments section works on most Linux flavors. Show Sample Output
I am using .bat commands to execute Curl commands for Twitter API Show Sample Output
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