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• Re: system doesn't work in awk ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Parsing according to delimiters
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Parsing according to delimiters
  • From: William Park
• Re: system doesn't work in awk ?
  • From: patrick
• Re: system doesn't work in awk ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: system doesn't work in awk ?
  • From: patrick
• Re: system doesn't work in awk ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: system doesn't work in awk ?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• system doesn't work in awk ?
  • From: patrick
• How does msglog work?
  • From: gineraso
• Re: too long eval problem
  • From: danr
• Re: Parsing according to delimiters
  • From: broeni
• Re: too long eval problem
  • From: danr
• Re: syntax checker?
  • From: Sashi
• Re: syntax checker?
  • From: Thomas Maier-Komor
• too long eval problem
  • From: roopa
• syntax checker?
  • From: luxor1275bc
• Parsing according to delimiters
  • From: Shyam
• Re: "Word too long" error on HP-UX system (tcsh)
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: "Word too long" error on HP-UX system (tcsh)
  • From: DesctersLab
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: romy
• Re: Shell Script Parsing an XML File on Sun OS 5.5.1
  • From: oozzzii
• Re: shell: reading whole lines
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: korn site i own
  • From: bsh
• Re: Shell Script Parsing an XML File on Sun OS 5.5.1
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Shell Script Parsing an XML File on Sun OS 5.5.1
  • From: oozzzii
• Re: Shell Script Parsing an XML File on Sun OS 5.5.1
  • From: William Park
• Shell Script Parsing an XML File on Sun OS 5.5.1
  • From: oozzzii
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: grulos
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: David Serrano (Hue-Bond)
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: Andreas Ferrari
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Length of wav file?
  • From: seguso
• Re: zsh - how to change dir colors?
  • From: Timothy Larson
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: dave
• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Re: Underlined Header
  • From: grulos
• Re: "Word too long" error on HP-UX system (tcsh)
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Underlined Header
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: "Word too long" error on HP-UX system (tcsh)
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• "Word too long" error on HP-UX system (tcsh)
  • From: DesctersLab
• Re: Collecting output from screen
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• Re: Collecting output from screen
  • From: Eric van der Meer
• Re: zsh - how to change dir colors?
  • From: Thomas Dickey
• Re: zsh - how to change dir colors?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: korn site i own
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Underlined Header
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Underlined Header
  • From: contracer11
• korn site i own
  • From: thoughtless
• Re: zsh - how to change dir colors?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• zsh - how to change dir colors?
  • From: leob
• Re: nohup and commands within scripts
  • From: JP Vossen
• Re: wav2mp3; bmp2jpg
  • From: TOC
• Re: wav2mp3; bmp2jpg
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• wav2mp3; bmp2jpg
  • From: TOC
• Re: quoting inside alias
  • From: Ed Morton
• quoting inside alias
  • From: Rufus T. Firefly
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Length of wav file?
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: export the results of the commands executed
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: export the results of the commands executed
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Length of wav file?
  • From: seguso
• Re: export the results of the commands executed
  • From: surfer dude
• export the results of the commands executed
  • From: gunajoe
• Re: Find columns 50 at 52
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Find columns 50 at 52
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Find columns 50 at 52
  • From: contracer11
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: hq00e
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: pawan_test
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: pawan_test
• Re: Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: base60
• Re: 'mail'/'sendmail' with higher priority??
  • From: base60
• Lookup between 2 files ( korn shell )
  • From: pawan_test
• Re: number sort
  • From: William James
• nohup and commands within scripts
  • From: RR
• Re: How to unset $1?
  • From: SQ
• Re: How to unset $1?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: How to unset $1?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• How to unset $1?
  • From: SQ
• Re: number sort
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: number sort
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: number sort
  • From: learner
• Re: 'mail'/'sendmail' with higher priority??
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: number sort
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• number sort
  • From: learner
• 'mail'/'sendmail' with higher priority??
  • From: qazmlp1209
• Re: su in scripts
  • From: Mr_Bill
• Re: su in scripts
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• su in scripts
  • From: Mr_Bill
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: bsh
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: emulate ls -Q functionality with find?
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Sed, Awk, or both?
  • From: zcui
• Re: Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: William Park
• Re: emulate ls -Q functionality with find?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: emulate ls -Q functionality with find?
  • From: usr . bin . python
• Re: emulate ls -Q functionality with find?
  • From: usr . bin . python
• emulate ls -Q functionality with find?
  • From: usr . bin . python
• Re: Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: Xicheng
• Why double paranthesis in for loop?
  • From: Sashi
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: xterm &, run a setup script, xterm won't stay on
  • From: Jeremiah DeWitt Weiner
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Faz
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Casper H . S . Dik
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: How to create a module for logic that is repeated in the script
  • From: Indu
• Re: Collecting output from screen
  • From: Tonagon
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Casper H . S . Dik
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Hrvoje Spoljar
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: string comparison problem in bash 3.00
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
  • From: John Bianchi
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: dot source filename using $0
  • From: none
• Re: sourced files filename
  • From: none
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: bsh
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: usr . bin . python
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: How to create a module for logic that is repeated in the script
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• echo a random filename in the cwd?
  • From: usr . bin . python
• Re: string comparison problem in bash 3.00
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: string comparison problem in bash 3.00
  • From: Wil Cooley
• string comparison problem in bash 3.00
  • From: Chris
• Re: Preserving original Tabs and separators...
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: How to create a module for logic that is repeated in the script
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: How to create a module for logic that is repeated in the script
  • From: Indu
• Re: xterm &, run a setup script, xterm won't stay on
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: xterm &, run a setup script, xterm won't stay on
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: xterm &, run a setup script, xterm won't stay on
  • From: wenmang
• Re: How to create a module for logic that is repeated in the script
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• How to create a module for logic that is repeated in the script
  • From: Indu
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Robert Bonomi
• Re: Preserving original Tabs and separators...
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• Autonomy for cp and mv
  • From: Stu
• Re: Preserving original Tabs and separators...
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• Re: Preserving original Tabs and separators...
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Preserving original Tabs and separators...
  • From: contracer11
• How do I delete mail from mail file /var/mail/su after reading mails
  • From: chittaranjan . jena
• Re: Collecting output from screen
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Collecting output from screen
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• Collecting output from screen
  • From: user
• Re: xterm &, run a setup script, xterm won't stay on
  • From: Jeremiah DeWitt Weiner
• Re: xterm &, run a setup script, xterm won't stay on
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• Re: "canonical" approach to writing wrapper scripts
  • From: Maarten
• Re: "canonical" approach to writing wrapper scripts
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• xterm &, run a setup script, xterm won't stay on
  • From: wenmang
• Re: "canonical" approach to writing wrapper scripts
  • From: Timothy Larson
• Re: Reuse stdout
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Reuse stdout
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Jeff Higgins
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: No_One
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Jeff Higgins
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: William James
• Re: Reuse stdout
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Reuse stdout
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: Jeremiah DeWitt Weiner
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: William
• Re: unlimited ~/.bash_history
  • From: Jeremiah DeWitt Weiner
• Re: "canonical" approach to writing wrapper scripts
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: "canonical" approach to writing wrapper scripts
  • From: Timothy Larson
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: William James
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: William James
• Re: Unix shell mailbox rocket science...
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: anyone have a script that will convert dvd to mpeg4 / divx?
  • From: William Park
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: krsyoung
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: bob the builder
• anyone have a script that will convert dvd to mpeg4 / divx?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: bsh
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Robert Bonomi
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Execute a command based on output of another command
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: William
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Sed, Awk, or both?
  • From: James
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• backup_home.sh; request for feedback
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Execute a command based on output of another command
  • From: Sashi
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: zsh: How to control variable scope in sourced files?
  • From: kj
• Re: simple sed help - delete word containing + (plus sign)
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: William
• unlimited ~/.bash_history
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: William
• Re: Limit CPU usage when executing shell script
  • From: libdave
• Re: Limit CPU usage when executing shell script
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Limit CPU usage when executing shell script
  • From: Reuben
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: zsh: How to control variable scope in sourced files?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: Is there an echo in here?
  • From: Mr_Bill
• Re: zsh: How to control variable scope in sourced files?
  • From: kj
• Re: Is there an echo in here?
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Is there an echo in here?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Is there an echo in here?
  • From: PM
• Re: Is there an echo in here?
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Is there an echo in here?
  • From: Mr_Bill
• Re: Skip writing to a named pipe if the reading process is not running
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Syntax error in nested loop?
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Skip writing to a named pipe if the reading process is not running
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: finding line no of a STRING in a text file using shell script.
  • From: Dattu
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: directory test
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: How to open, lock, write and close a file in ksh
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: zsh: How to control variable scope in sourced files?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: No_One
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: krsyoung
• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
  • From: jhding@xxxxxxx
• Re: directory test
  • From: jhding@xxxxxxx
• Re: yet another find/xargs .file question
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: directory test
  • From: jhding@xxxxxxx
• Re: yet another find/xargs .file question
  • From: unfrostedpoptart
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: bsh
• Re: yet another find/xargs .file question
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• yet another find/xargs .file question
  • From: unfrostedpoptart
• Re: Skip writing to a named pipe if the reading process is not running
  • From: Mark Hobley
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Ed Morton
• common history in bash
  • From: rouble
• Re: Syntax error in nested loop?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Syntax error in nested loop?
  • From: morten . langer
• Re: How to open, lock, write and close a file in ksh
  • From: Herbert
• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Syntax error in nested loop?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Syntax error in nested loop?
  • From: morten . langer
• Re: Skip writing to a named pipe if the reading process is not running
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Re: How to open, lock, write and close a file in ksh
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Skip writing to a named pipe if the reading process is not running
  • From: Mark Hobley
• Re: Newbie question on awk
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: elerdin
• Re: [ot]How can I read Groups' emails in any email reader??
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Restoring deleted files and folders
  • From: Garcia
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: DaveG
• Re: modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: Dave Kelly
• Re: Restoring deleted files and folders
  • From: Allodoxaphobia
• modifying case of dirs and files name
  • From: elerdin
• Re: simple sed help - delete word containing + (plus sign)
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: Timothy Larson
• Re: simple sed help - delete word containing + (plus sign)
  • From: Timothy Larson
• Re: Restoring deleted files and folders
  • From: Robert Bonomi
• Re: Restoring deleted files and folders
  • From: Grant
• Restoring deleted files and folders
  • From: anish
• Re: automate telnet
  • From: romy
• How to open, lock, write and close a file in ksh
  • From: Herbert
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Robert Bonomi
• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
  • From: bsh
• Re: "canonical" approach to writing wrapper scripts
  • From: bsh
• Re: How to measure memory usage?
  • From: krsyoung
• Re: [ot]How can I read Groups' emails in any email reader??
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Newbie question on awk
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: automate telnet
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: krsyoung
• How to measure memory usage?
  • From: kj
• Re: Newbie question on awk
  • From: Sylvain PERCHAUD
• Newbie question on awk
  • From: Sylvain PERCHAUD
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: William
• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
  • From: William
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: Dan Mercer
• zsh: How to control variable scope in sourced files?
  • From: kj
• [ot]How can I read Groups' emails in any email reader??
  • From: Deepak
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Re: Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: No_One
• Re: how do I Merge 2 directories?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: No_One
• how do I Merge 2 directories?
  • From: bob the builder
• Where is the history stored (bash)?
  • From: bob the builder
• Re: unable to rm hidden file
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: directory test
  • From: Rodrick Brown
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: No_One
• Re: Sed, Awk, or both?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: Unix Editor like Notepad
  • From: John L
• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Sed, Awk, or both?
  • From: James
• Re: Why we always make tar files and zip in unix environment
  • From: William
• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
  • From: William
• Re: unable to rm hidden file
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: directory test
  • From: Ed Morton
• directory test
  • From: Rob Bradford
• Re: AWK help
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Sed, Awk, or both?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Possible to export a readonly variable as readonly in bash?
  • From: krsyoung
• Re: simple sed help - delete word containing + (plus sign)
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: simple sed help - delete word containing + (plus sign)
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• simple sed help - delete word containing + (plus sign)
  • From: rachelms79
• Re: unable to rm hidden file
  • From: romy
• Re: Sed, Awk, or both?
  • From: zcui
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: romy
• Re: finding line no of a STRING in a text file using shell script.
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: finding line no of a STRING in a text file using shell script.
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: AWK help
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: awk to extract data within an arbitrary date range
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: How to: Insert character into fixed size "number"?
  • From: romy
• Re: finding line no of a STRING in a text file using shell script.
  • From: Vinod
• Re: unable to rm hidden file
  • From: No_One
• Re: Need to help make a script
  • From: Conrad J. Sabatier
• Re: Need to help make a script
  • From: Conrad J. Sabatier
• unable to rm hidden file
  • From: stingray
• Re: file name cntrl character
  • From: Mr_Bill
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• Re: Sed, Awk, or both?
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• Re: file name cntrl character
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• Re: shell functions in separate threads
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• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
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• Calculating the difference between 2 times
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• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
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• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
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• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
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• Re: delete ./ from ./filename
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• Re: How to handle multiple task dependencies?
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• Re: shell functions in separate threads
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• Re: Exitcode of BackGround Job
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• Re: why quotation mark lost when using $@ to show bash parameters?
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• REPOST: rdist
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: awk to extract data within an arbitrary date range
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Exitcode of BackGround Job
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• Re: sed, awk, tr, ed... who can replace TWO newlines?
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• Re: sed, awk, tr, ed... who can replace TWO newlines?
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• Re: sed, awk, tr, ed... who can replace TWO newlines?
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• Re: awk to extract data within an arbitrary date range
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• Re: sed, awk, tr, ed... who can replace TWO newlines?
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• awk to extract data within an arbitrary date range
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• Re: why quotation mark lost when using $@ to show bash parameters?
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• Re: why quotation mark lost when using $@ to show bash parameters?
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• why quotation mark lost when using $@ to show bash parameters?
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: insert text from one file into another (multiple files)
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• Re: One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: insert text from one file into another (multiple files)
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• One-liner for assigning variables
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• Re: insert text from one file into another (multiple files)
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• Re: command line substitution
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• Re: What ISP am I connected to?
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• Re: Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: What ISP am I connected to?
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• Re: What ISP am I connected to?
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• Re: What ISP am I connected to?
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• Re: grep problem
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• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell
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• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell
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• Re: grep problem
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• Re: What ISP am I connected to?
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• Re: Darwin's shells
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• Re: bash shell scripting
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• Re: position of parameters
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• Re: Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: using variables to get equivalent of dirname and basename
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• Re: Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: getting current directory
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• Re: command line substitution
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• Re: egrep: Word too long
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• Re: egrep: Word too long
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• Re: Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: non gnu find
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• Re: bash shell scripting
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• Re: command line substitution
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• command line substitution
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• non gnu find
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• Re: bash shell scripting
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• bash shell scripting
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• Re: using variables to get equivalent of dirname and basename
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• egrep: Word too long
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• Re: using variables to get equivalent of dirname and basename
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• using variables to get equivalent of dirname and basename
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• Re: Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: What ISP am I connected to?
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• Re: Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: csh syntax for embedded command substitution??
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• Passing shell variable to awk that contains spaces
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• Re: getting current directory
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• What ISP am I connected to?
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• Re: Darwin's shells
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• Re: Darwin's shells
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• Re: position of parameters
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• Re: position of parameters
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• Darwin's shells
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• Re: getting current directory
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• Re: position of parameters
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• Re: compare numbers using shell
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• Re: position of parameters
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• Re: position of parameters
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: a variable CD in a CSH script
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• if a cronjob is run interactively
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• Re: shell: calculate date in script
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• Re: shell: calculate date in script
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• Re: shell: calculate date in script
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• Re: want shell should I learn?
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• Re: compare numbers using shell
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• Re: compare numbers using shell
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• Re: compare numbers using shell
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• compare numbers using shell
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• Re: conditional arguments
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• Re: conditional arguments
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• Re: csh syntax for embedded command substitution??
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• Re: conditional arguments
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• Re: conditional arguments
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• Re: conditional arguments
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• Re: conditional arguments
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• conditional arguments
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• Re: Can tar add files to .tar.gz archives ?
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• Re: How to do complex shell projects
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: grep problem
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• grep problem
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: want shell should I learn?
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: want shell should I learn?
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: csh syntax for embedded command substitution??
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• Re: a variable CD in a CSH script
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• Re: How to do complex shell projects
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• Re: Nested if doesn´t work...
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• Re: help in patch script
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• Re: Shell script to get interfaces from ifconfig output
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• Re: csh syntax for embedded command substitution??
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• Re: Shell script to get interfaces from ifconfig output
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• Re: getting current directory
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• Re: csh syntax for embedded command substitution??
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• Re: How to do complex shell projects
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• Re: a variable CD in a CSH script
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• Re: Nested if doesn´t work...
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• Re: a variable CD in a CSH script
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• a variable CD in a CSH script
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• Re: Nested if doesn´t work...
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• Re: How to: Insert character into fixed size "number"?
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: XML parser for RSS schema Scipt
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• How to: Insert character into fixed size "number"?
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• Re: bash getopts and multi option parsing
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• Re: Nested if doesn´t work...
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• XML parser for RSS schema Scipt
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: getting current directory
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• Re: making bash non-interactive
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• making bash non-interactive
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• Re: getting current directory
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• Re: getting current directory
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• getting current directory
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• Re: test if string is a number
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• Re: test if string is a number
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: Run a script across servers
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: Run a script across servers
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: test if string is a number
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• Re: test if string is a number
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• Re: test if string is a number
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• Re: recursively kill the childs of a process
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• Re: Run a script across servers
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: Yantbsp (yet another new to bash scripting post)
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Run a script across servers
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: Yantbsp (yet another new to bash scripting post)
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• Re: bash getopts and multi option parsing
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• Re: bash getopts and multi option parsing
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• Re: bash getopts and multi option parsing
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• bash getopts and multi option parsing
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• Re: want shell should I learn?
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• Re: recursively kill the childs of a process
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: want shell should I learn?
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• Re: Output in raws, not columns
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: Output in raws, not columns
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• Re: How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: comparision operator
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• How to tell if a (script) file is being dotted?
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• Re: Script to strip lines from files
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• Re: Output in raws, not columns
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• Re: Script to strip lines from files
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• Re: recursively kill the childs of a process
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• Re: recursively kill the childs of a process
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• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Re: recursively kill the childs of a process
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• Re: recursively kill the childs of a process
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• recursively kill the childs of a process
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• Re: Output in raws, not columns
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• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: joe
• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: joe
• Re: comparision operator
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: comparision operator
  • From: William
• rdist ??
  • From: bigToe
• Re: Output in raws, not columns
  • From: Michael Heiming
• rdist
  • From: bigToe
• Output in raws, not columns
  • From: contracer11
• comparision operator
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• Re: Problem in Log file movement
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• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
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• Re: xterm clipboard transfer
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• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
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• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
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• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
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• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
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• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
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• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Searching and remove a variable
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• Searching and remove a variable
  • From: contracer11
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: comparison expression
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Makefiles involving files in different directories requiring different compilers
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Re: Problem in Log file movement
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: zsh: How to examine exit status of a command?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: comparison expression
  • From: Benjamin Schieder
• zsh: How to examine exit status of a command?
  • From: kj
• comparison expression
  • From: PRadyut
• Re: Emulating egrep with sed
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Makefiles involving files in different directories requiring different compilers
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Makefiles involving files in different directories requiring different compilers
  • From: hzmonte
• Re: Emulating egrep with sed
  • From: Hubble
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: mount segmentation fault
  • From: serrand
• Re: crontab
  • From: Alexey G . Khramkov
• Re: crontab related .. again
  • From: Alexey G . Khramkov
• Re: Problem in Log file movement
  • From: smvel
• Re: Problem in Log file movement
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Emulating egrep with sed
  • From: Gyruss
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: exit 86 Status Code????
  • From: Alexis Huxley
• Re: Problem in Log file movement
  • From: smvel
• Re: NFS Mount Checking
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: crontab
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Problem in Log file movement
  • From: Thobias Vakayil
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: sheller
• Re: NFS Mount Checking
  • From: Greg Andrews
• Problem in Log file movement
  • From: smvel
• Problem in Log file movement
  • From: SMuthuvel
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: crontab related .. again
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: mount segmentation fault
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: DA
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• NFS Mount Checking
  • From: Hx Man
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: crontab related .. again
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Re: crontab related .. again
  • From: sheller
• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Bill Marcum
• exit 86 Status Code????
  • From: diggerthelab
• Re: xterm clipboard transfer
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: xterm clipboard transfer
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• Re: search string in other string
  • From: William James
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: JP Vossen
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Dan Mercer
• crontab
  • From: asg
• Re: search string in other string
  • From: grulos
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: search string in other string
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• mount segmentation fault
  • From: serrand
• xterm clipboard transfer
  • From: yyy
• Re: pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: matt_left_coast
• pipe multiple pages in lynx
  • From: sheller
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: crontab related .. again
  • From: Steve Youngs
• Re: crontab related .. again
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• crontab related .. again
  • From: sheller
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: search string in other string
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Etienne Marais
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Yantbsp (yet another new to bash scripting post)
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Stephen Harris
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Stephen Harris
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Etienne Marais
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: kim kubik
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Christian Hansen
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Etienne Marais
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Stephen Harris
• Yantbsp (yet another new to bash scripting post)
  • From: Rebel
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: command to operate serial port
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Grep and "Maximum line length of 2048 exceeded" errors
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Greg Andrews
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Dundonald
• printf to pad with spaces BUT trips over when data being padded contains spaces
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: command to operate serial port
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Useful use of cat
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: Useful use of cat
  • From: Henry Townsend
• Re: command to operate serial port
  • From: Steven Woody
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Etienne Marais
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: base60
• Re: Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Regualar Expression Theory
  • From: Etienne Marais
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Robert M. Riches Jr.
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Useful use of cat
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Christian Hansen
• Re: Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: angel
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: Script endlessly looping
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Can I see in a telnet session remote tty1
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Script endlessly looping
  • From: jsciba
• Re: Useful use of cat
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: angel
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: angel
• Script to strip lines from files
  • From: Christian Hansen
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Useful use of cat
  • From: Henry Townsend
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Can I see in a telnet session remote tty1
  • From: amorit@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: command to operate serial port
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: Sashi
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: How to pass a parameter to awk/nawk?
  • From: Ed Morton
• how to edit only one paragraph
  • From: angel
• How to pass a parameter to awk/nawk?
  • From: WG
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Ed Morton
• command to operate serial port
  • From: Steven Woody
• Re: regular expression help
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Illegal variable name & carriage return
  • From: Charles, Auriance
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: want shell should I learn?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: regular expression help
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: An Awk Error
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Mixing Shell variables and AWK variables
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Mixing Shell variables and AWK variables
  • From: joe
• Re: Deleting Specific mail's according to a criteria
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Mixing Shell variables and AWK variables
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: regular expression help
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: regular expression help
  • From: Ron Rosenfeld
• Re: Mixing Shell variables and AWK variables
  • From: FireHead
• Re: Mixing Shell variables and AWK variables
  • From: joe
• Re: regular expression help
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: An Awk Error
  • From: Steven Woody
• regular expression help
  • From: puzzlecracker
• regular expression help
  • From: puzzlecracker
• Re: Illegal variable name & carriage return
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Deleting Specific mail's according to a criteria
  • From: w00t
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: serrand
• Mixing Shell variables and AWK variables
  • From: FireHead
• Re: Illegal variable name & carriage return
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Script execution time doubt
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Script execution time doubt
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: An Awk Error
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !
  • From: Dundonald
• Re: /dev/null ing stderr - it's supposed to be easy enough but ... !
  • From: Dundonald
• An Awk Error
  • From: Steven Woody
• Script execution time doubt
  • From: amitg
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: serrand
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: serrand
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: serrand
• Newbie. find and kill by parent process id
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• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Illegal variable name & carriage return
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• Re: GNU date in a cronjob
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• Re: pre-appending timestamp
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Loki Harfagr
• Re: reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: Ed Morton
• reg expression : exclusion and empty string
  • From: serrand
• Re: Advanced sed programming
  • From: Charles, Auriance
• Re: GNU date in a cronjob
  • From: dave
• Re: hexdump and more
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: hexdump and more
  • From: Steven Woody
• Re: hexdump and more
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: hexdump and more
  • From: Barry Margolin
• hexdump and more
  • From: Steven Woody
• Re: what does $$ means
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• Re: help with "time -a"
  • From: yolabingo@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: what does $$ means
  • From: DA
• shell init file: (non)interactive portions
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• Re: Advanced sed programming
  • From: Xicheng
• Re: sed in general
  • From: Kevin Collins
• Re: pre-appending timestamp
  • From: Mike King
• Re: pre-appending timestamp
  • From: Mike King
• Re: pre-appending timestamp
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: pre-appending timestamp
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• pre-appending timestamp
  • From: Mike King
• Re: [bash] printing a table
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Advanced sed programming
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Advanced sed programming
  • From: Charles, Auriance
• Re: What does @ mean in this context?
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Terminating process/script with kill -9 or kill -15
  • From: Lew Pitcher
• Terminating process/script with kill -9 or kill -15
  • From: BN
• Re: What does @ mean in this context?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: What does @ mean in this context?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: sed in general
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• What does @ mean in this context?
  • From: joeslide
• Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Dupletten aus StdIn filtern
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?
  • From: serrand
• Re: sed : how to filter AND modify?
  • From: serrand
• Re: sed in general
  • From: Steffen Schuler
• Re: Re: crontab related
  • From: sheller
• Re: changing username
  • From: Casper H . S . Dik
• Re: GNU date in a cronjob
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: GNU date in a cronjob
  • From: dave
• Re: crontab related
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: Dupletten aus StdIn filtern
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Re: crontab related
  • From: sheller
• Re: changing username
  • From: Keith Thompson
• Re: Dupletten aus StdIn filtern
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: what does $$ means
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: what does $$ means
  • From: DR
• what does $$ means
  • From: sakcee
• Re: while [ 1 ]
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Dupletten aus StdIn filtern
  • From: Werner
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• while [ 1 ]
  • From: Dan Jacobson
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: base60
• Re: crontab related
  • From: base60
• Re: changing username
  • From: base60
• Re: changing username
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: crontab related
  • From: Randolf Balasus
• Re: laufzeit eines scriptes messen
  • From: Randolf Balasus
• Re: laufzeit eines scriptes messen
  • From: Randolf Balasus
• crontab related
  • From: sheller
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: rafiamar
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: rafiamar
• Re: changing username
  • From: Grant
• Re: changing username
  • From: Casper H . S . Dik
• Re: changing username
  • From: Grant
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• changing username
  • From: maca
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: rafiamar
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Grant
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Grant
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Check if variable contains number
  • From: rafiamar
• Re: Check if variable contains number
  • From: Thobias Vakayil
• Re: laufzeit eines scriptes messen
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: laufzeit eines scriptes messen
  • From: Oliver Vecernik
• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• laufzeit eines scriptes messen
  • From: Randolf Balasus
• Re: Favorite scripts
  • From: Bill Voight
• Re: Favorite scripts
  • From: DaveG
• Re: Favorite scripts
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