As a temporary solution, you might be lucky that your script also works with, for example, bash: #!/bin/bash If ls /bin/sh shows no result, then I guess that needs to be fixed. This is not a comment, but a shebang to tell your operating system to use /bin/sh to execute the script. $BIN -n $USER:$PASS -t $ID -remove-and-deleteīut when i try to run it i get this error: /root/transmission_r.sh: 1: /root/transmission_r.sh: #!/bin/sh: not found
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# Remove the torrent if its older than the CUTOFF.
# If it's a folder, find the last modified file and its modification time. NAME=`$BIN -n $USER:$PASS -t $ID -f | head -1 |\ # Determine the name of the downloaded file/folder. # Tokenise over newlines instead of spaces.įor ENTRY in `$BIN -n $USER:$PASS -l | grep 100%.*Done.*Finished` do
Thank you, Neymar, for making the game that bit more entertaining.# Automatically remove a torrent and delete its data after a specified period of It’s easy to clutch your pearls about play-acting or silly decisions, but it’s ultimately harmless, often entertaining, and sometimes – like in the example above – downright hilarious. His flaws are part of what makes him so compelling. Maybe he’d be a more universally popular figure within the sport if he cut out the dramatics.īut we love him just the way he is. Maybe Neymar would be a better, more-rounded footballer if he chose his moments for flicks and tricks more wisely. He described the fiercely-struck piledriver from Ruslan Malinovskyi as “stupid” due to the manner in which possession was lost – Neymar had attempted a dummy from a throw-in, but he didn’t pull it off, and seconds later the ball was in the back of the net. Galtier didn’t mince his words when it came to Neymar’s role in Marseille’s second, match-winning, goal. After that, it was more complicated for him but also for everyone.” PSG boss Christoph Galtier praised the world-record signing for his first-half performance, stating: “In the first period, he found the right spaces, he delivered good balls. PSG won the ball back and by the time Lionel Messi had been fed the ball, the Brazilian was back up on his feet, recognising the great potential of his old mate sparking a dangerous counter. Rather than milk it for all it was worth, Neymar himself moved on. Attention had moved away from his tour de force performance. The game went on, with Marseille approaching the box and in danger of creating an opening. The problem was the referee wasn’t buying it. My grave injury is the evidence of this great injustice’. The crumpled heap of his body on the turf belied a message – ‘I, the great Neymar, couldn’t possibly have legitimately tackled. Having lost the ball in his own third – in what looked a perfectly fair challenge after running into a blind alley – Neymar fell to the floor and stayed there. The latest example of his theatrics, in PSG’s 2-1 Coupe de France elimination to Marseille, were a masterclass. Still with a taste for amateur dramatics. Still awaiting the Ballon d’Or that looks less likely by the passing year. Nearly half a decade later and Neymar is into his thirties.
I do not want him to keep falling, as a simulator, or to become a normal, predictable player.” “For this reason I am afraid that if he tries to change he will inhibit himself and stop trying to dribble and look for the one-on-one situation.
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“Neymar’s behaviour which in the beginning was full of theatrical gestures aimed at gaining an advantage, so common in Brazilian society, has become automatic,” the great former Selecao international Tostao wrote at the time. Who could forget the rolling reaction from the 2018 World Cup that turned him into half-man half-meme? He is a force of nature at his brilliant best, but there the primma-donna tendencies make him a divisive figure. The sheer shamelessness of it.Īnd if there’s one player in the world you’d choose to flawlessly execute the Oscar-worthy transition from injured lamb to galloping gazelle, it’d surely be Neymar.įor good and for bad, the Brazilian is one of this generation’s most eminently watchable footballers. It’s something we’ve seen countless times before. Nothing in football has the healing power quite like the opportunity to score a goal.
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