comp.unix.shell

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• Favorite scripts, ttgtt@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Favorite scripts, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Favorite scripts, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Favorite scripts, base60
    • Re: Favorite scripts, ttgtt@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Favorite scripts, mxa
  • Re: Favorite scripts, Michael Heiming
• GNU date in a cronjob, dave
  • Re: GNU date in a cronjob, Chris F.A. Johnson
• sed in general, puzzlecracker
  • Re: sed in general, Steven Ding
  • Re: sed in general, srikanth
  • Re: sed in general, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: sed in general, Steve Youngs
      • Re: sed in general, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: sed in general, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed in general, ttgtt@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Redirecting STDOUT & STDERR back to Screen, cpurvis3
  • Re: Redirecting STDOUT & STDERR back to Screen, Barry Margolin
• help with "time -a", yolabingo@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: help with "time -a", Michael Heiming
    • Re: help with "time -a", Sven Mascheck
• tcsh .history file, gamename
  • Re: tcsh .history file, Bill Marcum
  • Re: tcsh .history file, Keith Thompson
• Re: NEWBIE: how to find and kill by Parent PID, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: NEWBIE: how to find and kill by Parent PID, Atropo
• What's the meaning of $- (minus sign, not underscore), KC
  • Re: What's the meaning of $- (minus sign, not underscore), Etienne Marais
    • Re: What's the meaning of $- (minus sign, not underscore), KC
  • Re: What's the meaning of $- (minus sign, not underscore), Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: What's the meaning of $- (minus sign, not underscore), KC
• How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, learnq
  • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Bill Marcum
    • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Steve Youngs
  • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Steve Youngs
    • Message not available
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      • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, learnq
      • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Steve Youngs
      • Re: How do I get the foldernames inside a folder !, Bruce Barnett
• how to get the output inserted into file, learnq
  • Re: how to get the output inserted into file, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: how to get the output inserted into file, learnq
  • Re: how to get the output inserted into file, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: "No such file or directory" in Batch mode, MajorSetback
• Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Mike
  • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Benjamin Schieder
    • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Mike
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Kevin Collins
    • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Mike
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Kevin Collins
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Mike
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Mike
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Kevin Collins
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Kevin Collins
      • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, Mike
  • Re: Bash shell script to sort files by date and copy to directory structure, base60
• pdksh command line editing, jmaki
  • Re: pdksh command line editing, Kevin Collins
• variable name conventions (caps vs. lower-case), tucker . jeremy
  • Re: variable name conventions (caps vs. lower-case), Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: variable name conventions (caps vs. lower-case), Kevin Collins
  • Re: variable name conventions (caps vs. lower-case), Ed Morton
• sed expression, shima
  • Re: sed expression, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: sed expression, Ed Morton
    • Re: sed expression, shima
• Referencing aliases of parent shell, Robert Mark Bram
  • Re: Referencing aliases of parent shell, Barry Margolin
• How to make SED take variable?, linq936
  • Re: How to make SED take variable?, Kevin Collins
  • Re: How to make SED take variable?, Chris Coyle
    • Re: How to make SED take variable?, Chris Coyle
  • Re: How to make SED take variable?, Bill Marcum
• how to see which command is running when source a script?, linq936
  • Re: how to see which command is running when source a script?, Matt
    • Re: how to see which command is running when source a script?, linq936
      • Re: how to see which command is running when source a script?, Kevin Collins
      • Re: how to see which command is running when source a script?, Chris Coyle
  • Re: how to see which command is running when source a script?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: how to see which command is running when source a script?, linq936
      • Re: how to see which command is running when source a script?, Stephane Chazelas
• .netrc macro xfer problem?, Matt
• User function in pipe, shima
  • Re: User function in pipe, Barry Margolin
    • Re: User function in pipe, shima
      • Re: User function in pipe, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: User function in pipe, shima
      • Re: User function in pipe, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: User function in pipe, shima
      • Re: User function in pipe, Bill Marcum
      • Re: User function in pipe, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: User function in pipe, Barry Margolin
      • Re: User function in pipe, Kevin Collins
      • Re: User function in pipe, Bill Marcum
• finding Duplicate filenames, sai
  • Re: finding Duplicate filenames, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: finding Duplicate filenames, mahurshi
  • Re: finding Duplicate filenames, mxa
  • Re: finding Duplicate filenames, Chris Coyle
• how to use rar with mknod ?, ujangmz
  • Re: how to use rar with mknod ?, Cesare
• bash 'broken', kindofblue
  • Re: bash 'broken', Grant
  • Re: bash 'broken', Bill Marcum
    • Re: bash 'broken', Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: bash 'broken', kindofblue
      • Re: bash 'broken', Bruce Barnett
• Save newlines in the Variable, BN
  • Re: Save newlines in the Variable, Dan Mercer
    • Re: Save newlines in the Variable, BN
      • Re: Save newlines in the Variable, Chris Coyle
      • Re: Save newlines in the Variable, Ed Morton
• InfraRed - USB - pppd, Nikolakopoulos Philippos
• two questions: and's inside if's and checking the return code of a program, tucker . jeremy
  • Re: two questions: and's inside if's and checking the return code of a program, Kevin Collins
    • Re: two questions: and's inside if's and checking the return code of a program, Dale Hagglund
      • Re: two questions: and's inside if's and checking the return code of a program, tucker . jeremy
      • Re: two questions: and's inside if's and checking the return code of a program, Sven Mascheck
    • Re: two questions: and's inside if's and checking the return code of a program, Bill Marcum
  • Re: two questions: and's inside if's and checking the return code of a program, Bill Marcum
• Separate Words, toiday
  • Re: Separate Words, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Separate Words, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Separate Words, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: Separate Words, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: Separate Words, xicheng
  • Re: Separate Words, John W. Krahn
• string before last occurrence..., shima
  • Re: string before last occurrence..., Ed Morton
    • Re: string before last occurrence..., shima
      • Re: string before last occurrence..., Kenny McCormack
      • [offtopic] Re: string before last occurrence..., Sven Mascheck
      • Re: [offtopic] Re: string before last occurrence..., Kenny McCormack
      • Re: string before last occurrence..., shima
      • Re: string before last occurrence..., joe
      • Re: string before last occurrence..., Ed Morton
      • Re: string before last occurrence..., Stephane CHAZELAS
• MAtching the IP ADDRESS, Dhanasekar
  • Re: MAtching the IP ADDRESS, Ed Morton
• stty: stdin isn't a terminal on tcsh, Chad
  • Re: stty: stdin isn't a terminal on tcsh, Barry Margolin
• 2 Questions Regarding Foreach and Arrays, mross462
  • Re: 2 Questions Regarding Foreach and Arrays, Ed Morton
  • Re: 2 Questions Regarding Foreach and Arrays, Bruce Barnett
• how do you inspect a var?, 101
  • Re: how do you inspect a var?, Dan Mercer
    • Re: how do you inspect a var?, 101
      • Re: how do you inspect a var?, 101
      • Re: how do you inspect a var?, Ed Morton
  • Re: how do you inspect a var?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: how do you inspect a var?, base60
  • Re: how do you inspect a var?, Ed Morton
• How to enable tab on tcsh, grocery_stocker
  • Re: How to enable tab on tcsh, grocery_stocker
• How to insert command in crontab using shell, learnq
  • Re: How to insert command in crontab using shell, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: How to insert command in crontab using shell, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: How to insert command in crontab using shell, Bill Marcum
• File System growing up fast, contracer11
  • Re: File System growing up fast, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: File System growing up fast, Cesare
• sed : how to filter AND modify?, serrand
  • Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?, serrand
      • Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?, Icarus Sparry
• push() to @array[$count] gives me error, is there any other way?, kelly
  • Re: push() to @array[$count] gives me error, is there any other way?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: push() to @array[$count] gives me error, is there any other way?, James
• get lines that have only numbers, Ben
  • Re: get lines that have only numbers, Ed Morton
  • Re: get lines that have only numbers, Janis Papanagnou
• help in bash, rogv24
  • Re: help in bash, James
    • Re: help in bash, rogv24
  • Re: help in bash, Ed Morton
• cut -d\| -f2- (keeping the first and last "|"), William
  • Re: cut -d\| -f2- (keeping the first and last "|"), Ed Morton
    • Re: cut -d\| -f2- (keeping the first and last "|"), William
      • Re: cut -d\| -f2- (keeping the first and last "|"), Ed Morton
• Split a string, Surendra Singhi
  • Re: Split a string, grulos
  • Re: Split a string, chan_hk_3
    • Re: Split a string, scott_doyland
      • Re: Split a string, Surendra Singhi
  • Re: Split a string, William Park
• how to do doube substitution, vik.reck@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how to do doube substitution, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• move and rename a directory of files on the fly, dufffman
  • Re: move and rename a directory of files on the fly, James
    • Re: move and rename a directory of files on the fly, dufffman
      • Re: move and rename a directory of files on the fly, dufffman
      • Re: move and rename a directory of files on the fly, dufffman
  • Re: move and rename a directory of files on the fly, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Need help create a multi-volume with Tar (without tape), NoSpam
  • Re: Need help create a multi-volume with Tar (without tape), Michael Paoli
    • Re: Need help create a multi-volume with Tar (without tape), NoSpam
• ignoring upper case or lower case in sed, kelly
  • Re: ignoring upper case or lower case in sed, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: ignoring upper case or lower case in sed, Michael Heiming
  • Re: ignoring upper case or lower case in sed, Ed Morton
• sed and argument variables, kelly
  • Re: sed and argument variables, kelly
    • Re: sed and argument variables, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: sed and argument variables, Michael Tosch
    • Re: sed and argument variables, Bill Marcum
• awk problem converting datafile, krimgelas
  • Re: awk problem converting datafile, Michael Tosch
    • Re: awk problem converting datafile, krimgelas
  • Re: awk problem converting datafile, Michael Tosch
    • Re: awk problem converting datafile, Ed Morton
  • Re: awk problem converting datafile, William James
• get the first word of a file, dufffman
  • Re: get the first word of a file, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: get the first word of a file, dufffman
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Ed Morton
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: get the first word of a file, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: get the first word of a file, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: get the first word of a file, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: get the first word of a file, Hubble
      • Re: get the first word of a file, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Kevin Collins
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Dan Mercer
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Dan Mercer
    • Re: get the first word of a file, William James
  • Re: get the first word of a file, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: get the first word of a file, Dan Mercer
    • Re: get the first word of a file, raju
    • Re: get the first word of a file, Sven Mascheck
      • Re: get the first word of a file, grulos
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Sven Mascheck
      • Re: get the first word of a file, grulos
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Sven Mascheck
      • Re: get the first word of a file, grulos
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Dan Mercer
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Dan Mercer
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Sven Mascheck
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Sven Mascheck
      • Re: get the first word of a file, joe
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: get the first word of a file, Sven Mascheck
  • Re: get the first word of a file, grulos
    • Re: get the first word of a file, grulos
  • Re: get the first word of a file, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: get the first word of a file, John W. Krahn
    • Re: get the first word of a file, William James
• /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !, Dundonald
  • Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !, Dundonald
      • Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !, Michael Tosch
  • Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !, Tonagon
• bash + arrays + combinations, grulos
  • Re: bash + arrays + combinations, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: bash + arrays + combinations, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: bash + arrays + combinations, grulos
  • Re: bash + arrays + combinations, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: bash + arrays + combinations, William Park
    • Re: bash + arrays + combinations, grulos
      • Re: bash + arrays + combinations, chan_hk_3
• ksh88 - odd $_ behaviour, Dan Mercer
  • Re: ksh88 - odd $_ behaviour, Sven Mascheck
• C shell - cd, hemanth . singamsetty
  • Re: C shell - cd, Keith Thompson
  • Re: C shell - cd, Bill Marcum
• Syntax question - bash vs ksh, J. F. Cornwall
  • Message not available
    • Re: Syntax question - bash vs ksh, J. F. Cornwall
      • Re: Syntax question - bash vs ksh, J. F. Cornwall
• date within a range - perl, Nikhil
  • Re: date within a range - perl, Nikhil
    • Re: date within a range - perl, Kevin Collins
      • Re: date within a range - perl, Nikhil
    • Re: date within a range - perl, William James
• efficient search and replace in zips, nodiseos
  • Re: efficient search and replace in zips, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
• if a directory name changes ..., dave
  • Re: if a directory name changes ..., Bill Marcum
  • Re: if a directory name changes ..., Sascha Wuestemann
  • Re: if a directory name changes ..., William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
• set an alias for one unix command, chunji08
  • Re: set an alias for one unix command, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: set an alias for one unix command, Michael Tosch
  • Re: set an alias for one unix command, Michael Tosch
• Frepping for CSS Class Names, mross462
  • Re: Frepping for CSS Class Names, mross462
    • Re: Frepping for CSS Class Names, Ed Morton
• Using sed to insert characters into records, Mike Brechbill
  • Re: Using sed to insert characters into records, Benjamin Schieder
  • Re: Using sed to insert characters into records, Mike Brechbill
    • Re: Using sed to insert characters into records, Ed Morton
    • Re: Using sed to insert characters into records, Michael Tosch
• searching for 2 patterns using grep, anthony
  • Re: searching for 2 patterns using grep, Ed Morton
    • Re: searching for 2 patterns using grep, anthony
    • Re: searching for 2 patterns using grep, Allodoxaphobia
• A Different Shell Philosophy, Jon Forrest
  • Message not available
    • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Jon Forrest
      • Message not available
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Jon Forrest
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      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Tweedale
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Etienne Marais
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Etienne Marais
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, wbarwell
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, John L
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Sven Mascheck
  • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Keith Thompson
    • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Jon Forrest
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, base60
  • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Michael Heiming
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Michael Heiming
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Michael Heiming
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Jon Forrest
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Michael Heiming
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Jon Forrest
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Michael Heiming
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, base60
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Jon Forrest
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Sven Mascheck
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: A Different Shell Philosophy, Stephane Chazelas
• ssh hangs on exit, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: ssh hangs on exit, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: ssh hangs on exit, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: ssh hangs on exit, Michael Tosch
• Why can I see the exectuing script?, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Why can I see the exectuing script?, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Why can I see the exectuing script?, wenmang@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Why can I see the exectuing script?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Why can I see the exectuing script?, Tonagon
• terminate a process over 2 minutes old, fuzzy-logic
  • Re: terminate a process over 2 minutes old, William . Deans
• Behaviour of the shell (ksh), Friedhelm Neyer
  • Re: Behaviour of the shell (ksh), Etienne Marais
    • Re: Behaviour of the shell (ksh), Kevin Collins
  • Re: Behaviour of the shell (ksh), bsh
    • Re: Behaviour of the shell (ksh), bsh
• Bash script own path, wmsopou
  • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
    • Re: Bash script own path, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
      • Re: Bash script own path, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
      • Re: Bash script own path, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: Bash script own path, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
      • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
      • Re: Bash script own path, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
  • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
    • Re: Bash script own path, wmsopou
      • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
      • Re: Bash script own path, Ed Morton
  • Re: Bash script own path, Hubble
• gnu date perl implementation, Nikhil
  • Re: gnu date perl implementation, Nikhil
    • Re: gnu date perl implementation, Nikhil
• UNIX grep, Dhanasekar
  • Re: UNIX grep, Hubble
  • Re: UNIX grep, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: UNIX grep, Michael Tosch
      • Re: UNIX grep, William.Deans@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: UNIX grep, Allodoxaphobia
• Re: Obtaining data from a UDP Port, Sheldon T . Hall - DO NOT MAIL
• regex for "find":, Marek Stepanek
  • Re: regex for "find":, Bill Marcum
  • Re: regex for "find":, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: regex for "find":, Marek Stepanek
      • Re: regex for "find":, Marek Stepanek
      • Re: regex for "find":, Bruce Barnett
• killing all the child processes, ajju
  • Re: killing all the child processes, xicheng
• How to do complex shell projects, Michael Erdmann
  • Re: How to do complex shell projects, Pawel Gancarz
    • Re: How to do complex shell projects, Michael Erdmann
  • Re: How to do complex shell projects, base60
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    • Re: How to do complex shell projects, Michael Erdmann
  • Re: How to do complex shell projects, Bruce Barnett
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    • Re: How to do complex shell projects, bsh
• mail to exchange from unix, Nicola Attico
  • Re: mail to exchange from unix, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: mail to exchange from unix, base60
    • Re: mail to exchange from unix, Nicola Attico
      • Re: mail to exchange from unix, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: mail to exchange from unix, Loki Harfagr
      • Re: mail to exchange from unix, base60
• Unix - Backslash in a vairable problem, ambroze
  • Re: Unix - Backslash in a vairable problem, ambroze
    • Re: Unix - Backslash in a vairable problem, ambroze
  • Re: Unix - Backslash in a vairable problem, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Unix - Backslash in a vairable problem, ambroze
• UNIX Comman, Dhanasekar
  • Re: UNIX Comman, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: UNIX Comman, Loki Harfagr
    • Re: UNIX Comman, Dhanasekar
      • Re: UNIX Comman, Ed Morton
      • Re: UNIX Comman, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: UNIX Comman, Loki Harfagr
• Group the lines based on the first field, da
  • Re: Group the lines based on the first field, Ed Morton
• Searching and deleting a pattern from a file???, vigoreux
  • Re: Searching and deleting a pattern from a file???, Loki Harfagr
    • Re: Searching and deleting a pattern from a file???, vigoreux
      • Re: Searching and deleting a pattern from a file???, parv
      • Re: Searching and deleting a pattern from a file???, Ed Morton
• HowTo Search a List of Files for Lines Containing Strings, DaveInRoanoke
  • Re: HowTo Search a List of Files for Lines Containing Strings, base60
  • Re: HowTo Search a List of Files for Lines Containing Strings, Ed Morton
  • Re: HowTo Search a List of Files for Lines Containing Strings, shrinivasp
• ftp from excel to unix, surajkumar1
  • Re: ftp from excel to unix, Bill Marcum
  • Re: ftp from excel to unix, selamba_warrior
• ftp, surajkumar1
  • Re: ftp, Bill Marcum
  • Re: ftp, Etienne Marais
  • Re: ftp, Raqueeb Hassan
• calculate time difference to the milli second, Dundonald
  • Re: calculate time difference to the milli second, Bill Marcum
  • Re: calculate time difference to the milli second, William Park
• Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Ed Morton
      • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Radoulov, Dimitre
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    • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Tweedale
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Chris McDonald
    • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Command to remove all files in a directory except ...., Thorsten Kampe
• ls for a particular date range, rohaaan
  • Re: ls for a particular date range, Thobias Vakayil
• while loop, Perrin
  • Re: while loop, Perrin
  • Re: while loop, Thobias Vakayil
    • Re: while loop, Perrin
• Reloading Firefox Inside An Existing GNOME Session, Alfred
• How to list hh:mm:ss in 'ls -l', James
  • Re: How to list hh:mm:ss in 'ls -l', Ed Morton
  • Re: How to list hh:mm:ss in 'ls -l', Michael Heiming
    • Re: How to list hh:mm:ss in 'ls -l', James
      • Re: How to list hh:mm:ss in 'ls -l', Michael Heiming
      • Re: How to list hh:mm:ss in 'ls -l', James
• how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Sharkie
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, John L
    • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Hubble
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Karthick S.
    • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, ibrayem
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, John W. Krahn
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, John L
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Hubble
    • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Hubble
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, William
  • Re: how to find files not in other directory (effectively)?, Michael Paoli
• how to get canonical file name, Chris Coyle
  • Re: how to get canonical file name, Chris Coyle
    • Re: how to get canonical file name, Greg Andrews
    • Re: how to get canonical file name, parv
      • Re: how to get canonical file name, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: how to get canonical file name, parv
      • Re: how to get canonical file name, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: how to get canonical file name, William James
  • Re: how to get canonical file name, bsh
• recreate $PATH in SHELL-Cache., Mahmood
  • Re: recreate $PATH in SHELL-Cache., Thobias Vakayil
  • Re: recreate $PATH in SHELL-Cache., Andrew McDermott
  • Re: recreate $PATH in SHELL-Cache., ibrayem
    • Re: recreate $PATH in SHELL-Cache., Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: recreate $PATH in SHELL-Cache., Dan Mercer
• Inserting zeros in a numeric variable, Keith
  • Re: Inserting zeros in a numeric variable, Thobias Vakayil
    • Re: Inserting zeros in a numeric variable, Chris Coyle
  • Re: Inserting zeros in a numeric variable, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Inserting zeros in a numeric variable, William
  • Re: Inserting zeros in a numeric variable, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Bash:Substring Extraction, Karthick S.
  • Re: Bash:Substring Extraction, Ed Morton
    • Re: Bash:Substring Extraction, Karthick S.
      • Re: Bash:Substring Extraction, Ed Morton
      • Re: Bash:Substring Extraction, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: Bash:Substring Extraction, Ed Morton
  • Re: Bash:Substring Extraction, Chris F.A. Johnson
• foo=X%XY%Z; echo ${foo//X/w} works;echo ${foo//%%/p} NotWhatIwant, Name withheld by request
  • Re: foo=X%XY%Z; echo ${foo//X/w} works;echo ${foo//%%/p} NotWhatIwant, Icarus Sparry
    • Thx for soln!: foo=X%XY%Z;echo ${foo//[%]/p}, Name withheld by request
• find and delete all invisible files, Marek Stepanek
  • Re: find and delete all invisible files, matt_left_coast
    • Re: find and delete all invisible files, Marek Stepanek
  • Re: find and delete all invisible files, Thobias Vakayil
    • Re: find and delete all invisible files, Marek Stepanek
      • Re: find and delete all invisible files, base60
      • Re: find and delete all invisible files, Marek Stepanek
• deleting a line in a file, where file is in directory structure, kelly
  • Re: deleting a line in a file, where file is in directory structure, Sivaram
  • Re: deleting a line in a file, where file is in directory structure, xicheng
• Reference items of an array with a variable index, Robert Mark Bram
  • Re: Reference items of an array with a variable index, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Reference items of an array with a variable index, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Reference items of an array with a variable index, William James
  • Re: Reference items of an array with a variable index, Ed Morton
  • Re: Reference items of an array with a variable index, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Reference items of an array with a variable index, Robert Mark Bram
    • Re: Reference items of an array with a variable index, Chris F.A. Johnson
• extract all substings from the file, puzzlecracker
  • Re: extract all substings from the file, Ed Morton
    • Re: extract all substings from the file, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, puzzlecracker
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, Ed Morton
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, Barry Margolin
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, puzzlecracker
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, puzzlecracker
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, Alberto
      • Re: extract all substings from the file, William Park
  • Re: extract all substings from the file, SIRAJ
  • Re: extract all substings from the file, SIRAJ
• extracting text mail messages from binary mailbox, dave
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: extracting text mail messages from binary mailbox, dave
    • Re: extracting text mail messages from binary mailbox, Bill Marcum
• true|tee foo bar thud # empties files; w/owner & perms preserved?, Name withheld by request
  • Re: true|tee foo bar thud # empties files; w/owner & perms preserved?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: true|tee foo bar thud # empties files; w/owner & perms preserved?, Name withheld by request
      • Re: true|tee foo bar thud # empties files; w/owner & perms preserved?, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: true|tee foo bar thud # empties files; w/owner & perms preserved?, Tom Rodman
• echoing literal characters using substitution, Mark Hobley
  • Re: echoing literal characters using substitution, Pawel Gancarz
  • Re: echoing literal characters using substitution, Sven Mascheck
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: echoing literal characters using substitution, dave
    • Re: echoing literal characters using substitution, those who know me have no need of my name
• IS there a way to trace suid program with suid permissions, puzzlecracker
  • Re: IS there a way to trace suid program with suid permissions, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: IS there a way to trace suid program with suid permissions, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: IS there a way to trace suid program with suid permissions, puzzlecracker
      • Re: IS there a way to trace suid program with suid permissions, Barry Margolin
• find a key in the executable, puzzlecracker
  • Re: find a key in the executable, Bill Marcum
• what does strings command do?, puzzlecracker
  • Re: what does strings command do?, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: what does strings command do?, Tweedale
  • Re: what does strings command do?, Michael Paoli
• what is the difference between rws r_x r _ x and rwx r_s r_x?, puzzlecracker
  • Re: what is the difference between rws r_x r _ x and rwx r_s r_x?, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: what is the difference between rws r_x r _ x and rwx r_s r_x?, Michael Paoli
• matching valid MAC addresses, kolmogolov
  • Re: matching valid MAC addresses, John W. Krahn
    • Re: matching valid MAC addresses, kolmogolov
      • Re: matching valid MAC addresses, John L
  • Re: matching valid MAC addresses, Chris F.A. Johnson
• good sites to post completed shell scripts?, ronancarty
  • Re: good sites to post completed shell scripts?, Benjamin Schieder
• slpath v0.003, John Kelly
• Swap left and middle mouse buttons for scrolling in xterm, Tiffany
• Re: Which shell?, Thomas Dickey
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Which shell?, Christian Schneider
    • Re: Which shell?, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Which shell?, bsh
    • Re: Which shell?, bsh
• Re: how to pass command line arguments to strace?, Icarus Sparry
• how to get automatically get pid of a background process, phaccount
  • Re: how to get automatically get pid of a background process, Chris F.A. Johnson
• bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, bill
  • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, bill
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Dan Mercer
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Dan Mercer
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Sven Mascheck
  • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, John Kelly
    • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, bill
      • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, John Kelly
  • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: bash: is nested parameter expansion possible?, Dan Mercer
• Bash-3.1 released, Chet Ramey
  • Re: Bash-3.1 released, John Kelly
• report with uniq, Rufus T. Firefly
  • Re: report with uniq, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: report with uniq, Michael Tosch
• While Loop, ronancarty
  • Re: While Loop, Benjamin Schieder
  • Re: While Loop, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • [OT] The "please" command (Re: While Loop), Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: The "please" command (Re: While Loop), ronancarty
  • Re: While Loop, Bill Marcum
    • Re: While Loop, Etienne Marais
      • Re: While Loop, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: While Loop, Dan Mercer
      • Re: While Loop, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: While Loop, Chris F.A. Johnson
• pass a parameter to make (makefile), David Portabella
  • Re: pass a parameter to make (makefile), Hubble
• show file ages -- better than ls -l, tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, Ed Morton
    • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, Ed Morton
      • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, Harry
    • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, John W. Krahn
      • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, Harry
      • Re: show file ages -- better than ls -l, John W. Krahn
• escaping chroot, puzzlecracker
  • Re: escaping chroot, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: escaping chroot, Erik Max Francis
  • Re: escaping chroot, Michael Paoli
• HOWTO filter single non-printable chars with a sequence of printable chars, Paulo
  • Re: HOWTO filter single non-printable chars with a sequence of printable chars, Paulo
  • Re: HOWTO filter single non-printable chars with a sequence of printable chars, Bill Marcum
    • Re: HOWTO filter single non-printable chars with a sequence of printable chars, Paulo
  • Re: HOWTO filter single non-printable chars with a sequence of printable chars, Harry
    • Re: HOWTO filter single non-printable chars with a sequence of printable chars, Paulo
• tcsh 'ps' problem., Earnric
  • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., James
    • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Earnric
  • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Casper H . S . Dik
    • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Earnric
      • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Casper H . S . Dik
      • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Michael Tosch
  • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Keith Thompson
    • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Earnric
      • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Casper H . S . Dik
      • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Earnric
      • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Keith Thompson
      • Re: tcsh 'ps' problem., Keith Thompson
• Re: listing duplicate files, Ángel
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: listing duplicate files, migurus
    • Re: listing duplicate files, Etienne Marais
      • Re: listing duplicate files, Etienne Marais
      • Re: listing duplicate files, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: listing duplicate files, John L
    • Re: listing duplicate files, Michael Tosch
      • Re: listing duplicate files, Michael Tosch
• split a file based on pattern, da
  • Re: split a file based on pattern, betelge87
    • Re: split a file based on pattern, da
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, Ed Morton
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, Sashi
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, betelge87
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, Ed Morton
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, John L
      • Re: split a file based on pattern, Janis Papanagnou
• why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, Alberto
  • Re: why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, Juha Laiho
  • Re: why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, Karthick S.
  • Re: why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, base60
    • Re: why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, Sven Mascheck
    • Re: why 'find / -name *' doesnt work ?, Eric van der Meer
• find command to search for directory name instead of basename ?, Alberto
  • Re: find command to search for directory name instead of basename ?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: find command to search for directory name instead of basename ?, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: find command to search for directory name instead of basename ?, xicheng
• rdist, bigToe
  • Re: rdist, Michael Tosch
    • Re: rdist, bigToe
• How to speed up this backup script., Bart Kastermans
  • Re: How to speed up this backup script., nospam
    • Re: How to speed up this backup script., Bart Kastermans
  • Re: How to speed up this backup script., Michael Tosch
    • Re: How to speed up this backup script., Bart Kastermans
      • Re: How to speed up this backup script., Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: tee -a to to files, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: tee -a to to files, Etienne Marais
    • Re: tee -a to to files, Etienne Marais
      • Re: tee -a to to files, Etienne Marais
    • Re: tee -a to to files, Stephane Chazelas
• sed replace by enviroment var content, Ruud de Jong
  • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, Ed Morton
    • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, Ruud de Jong
      • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, RolandRB
  • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, RolandRB
    • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, RolandRB
      • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, Ruud de Jong
      • Re: sed replace by enviroment var content, Ed Morton
• I want to see all nonascii characters in the file, cpluspluskilla
  • Re: I want to see all nonascii characters in the file, RolandRB
  • Re: I want to see all nonascii characters in the file, Bill Marcum
• Qs on options parsing, kj
  • Re: Qs on options parsing, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Qs on options parsing, Stephane CHAZELAS
• removing dups, onetitfemme
  • Re: removing dups, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: removing dups, Etienne Marais
      • Re: removing dups, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: removing dups, Etienne Marais
• Empty a file in place, Sashi
  • Re: Empty a file in place, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Empty a file in place, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Empty a file in place, John W. Krahn
    • Re: Empty a file in place, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Empty a file in place, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Empty a file in place, john
    • Re: Empty a file in place, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Empty a file in place, Etienne Marais
      • Re: Empty a file in place, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Empty a file in place, Etienne Marais
  • Re: Empty a file in place, Michael Paoli
    • Re: Empty a file in place, Kevin Collins
• Quick Easy One: Checking for first monday of the month ?, G Dahler
  • Re: Quick Easy One: Checking for first monday of the month ?, Benjamin Schieder
    • Re: Quick Easy One: Checking for first monday of the month ?, G Dahler
  • Re: Quick Easy One: Checking for first monday of the month ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Difference between xargs and -exec with find, Sashi
  • Re: Difference between xargs and -exec with find, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Difference between xargs and -exec with find, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Difference between xargs and -exec with find, Matteo Corti
• Using single tab as delimiter for join utility, jimhenry1973
  • Re: Using single tab as delimiter for join utility, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Using single tab as delimiter for join utility, Ed Morton
    • Re: Using single tab as delimiter for join utility, jimhenry1973
• Set and filenames with spaces, luke
  • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Hubble
  • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Jay C. James
    • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, luke
      • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Jay C. James
  • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, HK
    • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Message not available
    • Re: Set and filenames with spaces, Ed Morton
• Where is POSIX options parsing standard?, kj
  • Re: Where is POSIX options parsing standard?, bill
    • Re: Where is POSIX options parsing standard?, Paul D. Smith
      • Re: Where is POSIX options parsing standard?, Geoff Clare
  • Re: Where is POSIX options parsing standard?, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: Where is POSIX options parsing standard?, kj
• [Q] batch FTP program under csh ???, aaa
  • Re: [Q] batch FTP program under csh ???, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: batch FTP program under csh ???, Yaw Lim
    • Re: [Q] batch FTP program under csh ???, aaa
  • Re: batch FTP program under csh ???, benshahbaz
• find stopping at first matched directory??, qazmlp1209
  • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Eric Haijun Xu
      • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, qazmlp1209
      • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: find stopping at first matched directory??, Hubble
• Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, RolandRB
  • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, RolandRB
      • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, RolandRB
      • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, matt_left_coast
      • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, Keith Thompson
      • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Is default standard input the keyboard or the terminal?, Keith Thompson
• Taking Screenshots, Stefan
  • Re: Taking Screenshots, Jay C. James
• friend permissions!, ekilada
  • Re: friend permissions!, Thorsten Kampe
    • Re: friend permissions!, ekilada
      • Re: friend permissions!, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: friend permissions!, Thorsten Kampe
    • Re: friend permissions!, Keith Thompson
  • Re: friend permissions!, DaveG
    • Re: friend permissions!, Keith Thompson
      • Re: friend permissions!, DaveG
      • Re: friend permissions!, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: friend permissions!, Keith Thompson
• Re: How to using getopt get value with space ?, bsh
• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
  • Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
  • Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
  • Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
  • Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
• Any Weather script ?, B Thomas
  • Re: Any Weather script ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Any Weather script ?, bsh
    • Re: Any Weather script ?, Allodoxaphobia
  • Re: Any Weather script ?, B Thomas
  • Re: Any Weather script ?, B Thomas
• Address Book Database, ronancarty
  • Re: Address Book Database, ronancarty
    • Re: Address Book Database, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Address Book Database, Chris F.A. Johnson
• editing a existing line with awk, ronancarty
  • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: editing a existing line with awk, ronancarty
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, ronancarty
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, ronancarty
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Ed Morton
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: editing a existing line with awk, Bill Seivert
• add loop control to skip comments in while loop, erik
  • Re: add loop control to skip comments in while loop, Ed Morton
  • Re: add loop control to skip comments in while loop, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: add loop control to skip comments in while loop, erik
• Free Linux Shell Accounts, calcop
  • Re: Free Linux Shell Accounts, Edu.Resources
• Search Problem, pankaj_wolfhunter
  • Re: Search Problem, Ed Morton
    • Re: Search Problem, pankaj_wolfhunter
      • Re: Search Problem, Ed Morton
      • Re: Search Problem, pankaj_wolfhunter
      • Re: Search Problem, Janis Papanagnou
• More elegant implementation than this?, Greg Andrews
  • Re: More elegant implementation than this?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: More elegant implementation than this?, Greg Andrews
• non interactively feeding a file to a command, otf
  • Re: non interactively feeding a file to a command, Barry Margolin
• Redirection when program does not support it?, seguso
  • Re: Redirection when program does not support it?, Dan Mercer
    • Re: Redirection when program does not support it?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Redirection when program does not support it?, Etienne Marais
    • Re: Redirection when program does not support it?, seguso
• Awk & NR, ronancarty
  • Re: Awk & NR, Ed Morton
• Sed not working as expected, Charles
  • Re: Sed not working as expected, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Sed not working as expected, Ed Morton
• use of quotes in assignment of variable to variable, Harald
  • Re: use of quotes in assignment of variable to variable, Barry Margolin
    • Re: use of quotes in assignment of variable to variable, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: use of quotes in assignment of variable to variable, Dan Mercer
      • Re: use of quotes in assignment of variable to variable, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: use of quotes in assignment of variable to variable, Sven Mascheck
  • Re: use of quotes in assignment of variable to variable, Dan Mercer
• Ann: yruba --- rule evaluation for the shell, Harald
  • Re: Ann: yruba --- rule evaluation for the shell, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: Ann: yruba --- rule evaluation for the shell, Harald
• extract a file name from the path., Rob Bradford
  • Re: extract a file name from the path., Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: extract a file name from the path., Rob Bradford
      • Re: extract a file name from the path., Ed Morton
      • Re: extract a file name from the path., Ed Morton
      • Re: extract a file name from the path., Stephane Chazelas
• Change display resolution from start up, carlosbfx
  • Re: Change display resolution from start up, Rodrick Brown
• Interpret out put of /usr/ucb/ps -aux, zmasood
  • Re: Interpret out put of /usr/ucb/ps -aux, John L
    • Re: Interpret out put of /usr/ucb/ps -aux, Meeaz
      • Re: Interpret out put of /usr/ucb/ps -aux, John L
• Best shell script programming tutorial, Alberto
  • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, SINNER
    • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, SINNER
      • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, SINNER
      • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, xicheng
      • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, Michael Heiming
      • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, xicheng
  • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, Friedhelm Neyer
  • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, base60
    • Re: Best shell script programming tutorial, Christopher W Aiken
• Bash prompt customization question, seguso
  • Re: Bash prompt customization question, Benjamin Schieder
    • Re: Bash prompt customization question, seguso
      • Re: Bash prompt customization question, Benjamin Schieder
      • Re: Bash prompt customization question, seguso
  • Re: Bash prompt customization question, Chris F.A. Johnson
• How to call/execute shell scripts from PL/SQL?, Venkatraman
  • Re: How to call/execute shell scripts from PL/SQL?, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: How to call/execute shell scripts from PL/SQL?, martin.witte@xxxxxxxxx
• Where is the best place to store temporary files?, RolandRB
  • Re: Where is the best place to store temporary files?, John L
    • Re: Where is the best place to store temporary files?, RolandRB
      • Re: Where is the best place to store temporary files?, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: Where is the best place to store temporary files?, Apostolos P. Tsompanopoulos
      • Re: Where is the best place to store temporary files?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Where is the best place to store temporary files?, William
    • Re: Where is the best place to store temporary files?, Bill Seivert
• How to merge 2 files?, sanny.h@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to merge 2 files?, John L
    • Re: How to merge 2 files?, Ed Morton
  • Re: How to merge 2 files?, bmsarwar
• [man bash] Redirection: special files., Vitaliy
  • Re: Redirection: special files., Eric Haijun Xu
  • Re: [man bash] Redirection: special files., Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Redirection: special files., danr
      • Re: Redirection: special files., Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Redirection: special files., Eric Haijun Xu
  • Re: [man bash] Redirection: special files., Vitaliy
• how to invoke another shell inside an shell and then execute the command, AY
  • Re: how to invoke another shell inside an shell and then execute the command, Bruce Barnett
• writing script which use the "Sort command", adil.wad@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", Lars Kellogg-Stedman
    • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", adil.wad@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", adil.wad@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", Kenny McCormack
      • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", base60
  • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", Kenny McCormack
  • Re: writing script which use the "Sort command", Chris F.A. Johnson
• How to do multiple find/replace?, a . e . pace
  • Re: How to do multiple find/replace?, Lars Kellogg-Stedman
  • Re: How to do multiple find/replace?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• How to 'time out' a command, a359089
  • Re: How to 'time out' a command, James
    • Re: How to 'time out' a command, a359089
  • Re: How to 'time out' a command, Harald
  • Re: How to 'time out' a command, William Park
• Re: sed: appending line to end of file, Geoff Clare
• Any Idea (..Continuing), pankaj_wolfhunter
  • Re: Any Idea (..Continuing), John L
  • Re: Any Idea (..Continuing), James
• Unix Scripting Command "&", stefan . ebner
  • Re: Unix Scripting Command "&", Rob
    • Re: Unix Scripting Command "&", Lew Pitcher
• Yet another sting chopping question., Rob Bradford
  • Re: Yet another sting chopping question., Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Yet another sting chopping question., Lars Kellogg-Stedman
  • Re: Yet another sting chopping question., Rob Bradford
• Restoring setopt Options, Ronald Fischer
  • Re: Restoring setopt Options, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Re: Restoring setopt Options, Ronald Fischer
  • Re: Restoring setopt Options, Stephane Chazelas
• Previous Question(.....Continuing ), pankaj_wolfhunter
  • Re: Previous Question(.....Continuing ), Barry Margolin
    • Re: Previous Question(.....Continuing ), pankaj_wolfhunter
      • Re: Previous Question(.....Continuing ), Ed Morton
• overload shell script, cmk128
  • Re: overload shell script, parv
    • Re: overload shell script, parv
      • Re: overload shell script, joe
      • Re: overload shell script, Stephane Chaz