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I'm looking for a way to have a Raspberry Pi receive an mail and run a script after receiving.
I don't find anything related to this online. Any advice? Thanks :)
I'd set up procmail on that raspi, and add a user account that will receive the coffee status emails and which holds the procmail recipes and your script. See How to Run a script when a mail arrives in mail server? (Debian) for example.
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I want to run VS Code on my device but without whole desktop environment like GNOME or xfce. Just VS Code and nothing else.
I don't know how to do it but most probably something like Wayland + vs code.
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I integrated the dialogflow agent with Google Assistante and started the alpha version for testing, and after that all my agents disappeared from Dialogflow. There are no agents in the list of agents. I did not delete them. What do I need to do to fix this problem?
Google is reporting a technical outage with accessing agents and data in the Dialogflow console. It will be fixed quickly I'm sure (it's Google).
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I am required to run a couple of batch scripts at frequent intervals on multiple servers. This requires me to log in to each server every time.Is there an easier way to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Use a screen manager such as screen or tmux to keep the sessions alive if you need an interactive session to do your monitoring.
If you just need to poll for data, ssh allows you to pass a command like this
ssh username#hostname 'command'
You can stick this into a bash script and use cron to run it regularly.
Install a cron job at these servers. Then, it depends on the servers and infrastructure how you can access the output, if you need it.
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I need to write an install script that runs an executable/script on login (not startup) in Linux. This needs to work for all current users who can log into the system and users created in the future as well. Is there a way to do this?
In windows this can be achieved by putting a shortcut in the startup folder for "All Users". Is there a similar location/init script in Linux? If not, are there any alternatives?
Thanks in Advance!
The users ~/.bash_profile or ~/.profile depending on shell is executed at login. You can add to that. If you want it for every user, you could put it in /etc/profile.
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I have setup postfix locally on my Linux box, it relays to my gmail account. This works nicely thanks to http://www.howtoforge.com/postfix_relaying_through_another_mailserver
However I would like to be able to specify the sender address (From:), I could not figure out what I needed to do. Does anyone knows how I can specify any of my (pre)configured valid gmail address ? All I could find is this:
http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=22370
Thanks
I did post this question to the debian-users group and got the following answer:
You can specify any headers with -a, e.g.
$ mail -a 'From: "My Name" ' da
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2012/04/msg00993.html
Which works beautifully