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I am using docker compose to pull the image and run the container. During this process I am calling a shell script to encrypt db password and using export command I export to a variable. e.g. export VAR1=$myValue But I could not see that variable value inside the container whereas I can see all the env variables which I passed via .env file. Is is possible see that exported variable which was set from shell script?

'DummyConfigurations' contains my filterable dataset I filter 'DummyConfigurations'!$B1:$B"&COUNTIF(DummyConfigurations!A:A,"<>") by each semicolon delimited text (including the semicolon) in 'FormulaTesting'B2, and return the filtered results from DummyConfigurations!A:A. I would ideally like to return the text in the format in cell B2. i.e. Matches of each individual filter criteria separated by commas, and matches of the different filter criteria separated by semicolons What I've so far managed is to return each filtered match but not in the order of the original filter lookup.

First off thank you for taking the time to look at this question though I would not be at all surprised if I am completely wrong about what I actually need. One of my colleagues and I have been working on a calculator of sorts for and we're able to get the result we wanted when you run one set of information through it at a time. However, what we want to be able to do is run multiple sets of data through it otherwise it is not the time saver we are looking for. Here are some screen shots: This is not real data as I am not sure if that would get me in trouble and I made the layout basic just to illustrate what I am trying to do. The Orange boxes are the information you would enter, so the artice, site and so on. The blue information are the result we receive back from the formula's we have already entered obtained from a data

I set my /etc/fstab like this proc /proc proc defaults,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime,hidepid=4,gid=adm 0 0 When I reboot, users with adm doesn't see external processes. But if I set it back to hidepid=2, it's working. Is this intended or indeed a linux bug? EDIT: For those who don't know, hidepid=4 or hidepid=invisible is a fairly new procfs option since linux kernel 5.8

I have a system (dual boot Debian 12\Windows 11) with an Asus AX56 Nano WiFi adapter. Windows 11 works fine. Debian 12, no joy. I downloaded Larry Finger's 8852au driver from git, followed all of the instructions to build, install, sign for secure boot, install the MOK, and set up dkms. No problems with any of that. The problem is that the adapter isn't showing up. I've tried a bunch of things, but here's a synopsis: Plugging the adapter in is detected by the kernel. The kernel loads the driver - verified by lsmod. The adapter shows up as a device on the USB bus - verified by lsusb and a bunch of directory crawling thru /sys and /dev. iw does not see any wireless adapters installed. Network Manager does not see any wireless adapters installed. Does anyone have any suggestions to make the adapter show up?

I just installed linux (Pop!_os) a couple of days ago for the first time. After the installation I tried turning my laptop off and on and unfortunately the only thing that boots now is Pop!_os. If I go to the "other devices" section in the Pop!_os files, I can still see that my Windows files still exist. I can also see that the boot folder within the Windows folder is empty? I've already tried using the Windows 11 Installation media to no avail. Please help! Edit: Unfortunately, I can't exactly recall what I used to install linux. I do recall this: I downloaded the Pop!_os installer/Rufus on a usb and used this to download linux. I also did not do anything to allow the double booting (I thought it would be taken care of automatically). I did not make a backup of files before doing this (stupid, I know). Lastly, when I try to go in BIOS, there are TWO Windows boot managers. I tried asking chatGPT what I should do and it said to create a new boot manager (this is afte

I'm having this annoying situation on Windows 11, that some apps keeps asking for focus and disturbing me. In the example below, the culprit is this app with the blue circle logo, note that its windows keep flashing until I click on this and minimize again. Is there anything I could do to avoid that? The app in question is Rustdesk, but it's not relevant, this situation happens with several apps.

I am using Windows 11 and have a simple renaming script that I'm trying to simplify but can't figure out how to use wildcards in the variable. SETLOCAL EnableExtensions DisableDelayedExpansion pushd "." FOR /f "delims=" %%G IN ('dir /a-d /b /s /o-n') DO ( SET "_FFN=%%~fG" File Full Name SET "Var=%%~nxG" File Name + Extension call :renaming ) popd ENDLOCAL goto :EOF :renaming SET "Var=%Var:{????}=(????)%" rename "%_FFN%" "%Var%" If I set the variable to SET "Var=%Var:{1234}=(1234)%" it works fine however I'd like it to work on any string it finds that contains {????} but it doesn't work this way with wildcards.

My hard drive failed completely and without warnings, and I had to buy a new disk and install Windows on it (clean installation. No previous data). Now, my BitLocker unit (of another healthy disk) is showing RAW! I have the password, but there is no drive letter! By RAW, I mean no partition, volumes, unallocated, etc The HD is not portable. It's fixed/internal. Single unit. Removing the hard disks and rebooting made no difference The hard disk was never removed from the computer, or had it's slot changed, either during the attempted recovery of the old system, or afterwards, when installing the new one. manage-bde -status does not show the unit! repair-bde requires a drive letter If I try to assign a drive letter using the diskmgmt, it forces me to format. I can't confirm or deny if the computer had Intel RST ACTIVE prior to the crisis. If depended on me enabling it, n

I am new to Bash and wanted some help. I have a command which produces four lines and I would like these lines to be fed to four variables, so i can use them in the next command. could someone please show me how i can do that ? printf "%s\n" `psql -U postgres db -c "select id,r_id,num,co from mnmpr where order_id ='57973';"` | grep -v "|" | grep -A8 "^-" | grep -v "^-" 245857017 7479689 674767567452 2025-03-14