comp.unix.shell

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• Refresh loglist in UNIX, IT Specialist
• sleep interrupts in Bourne vs. Korn shell, andyhaupt
  • Re: sleep interrupts in Bourne vs. Korn shell, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: sleep interrupts in Bourne vs. Korn shell, Sven Mascheck
• rename multiple remote files in sftp process., s4shoaib
• is there a tab complete in vi?, puzzlecracker
  • Re: is there a tab complete in vi?, Sashi
• is not an identifier, Marty W
  • Re: is not an identifier, John L
    • Re: is not an identifier, Marty W
• How to read lines from a file, preserve beginning whitespace?, John
  • Re: How to read lines from a file, preserve beginning whitespace?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: How to read lines from a file, preserve beginning whitespace?, John
• 'cd' in bash script, es_
  • Re: 'cd' in bash script, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: 'cd' in bash script, es_
• ASCII value of character, Dave Farrance
  • Re: ASCII value of character, Steffen Schuler
    • Re: ASCII value of character, Steffen Schuler
    • Re: ASCII value of character, Dave Farrance
      • Re: ASCII value of character, Steffen Schuler
      • Re: ASCII value of character, Steffen Schuler
      • Re: ASCII value of character, Steffen Schuler
      • Re: ASCII value of character, John W. Krahn
      • Re: ASCII value of character, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: ASCII value of character, William Park
  • Re: ASCII value of character, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: ASCII value of character, Dave Farrance
      • Re: ASCII value of character, Janis Papanagnou
• Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), Fabrice Baro
  • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), Ed Morton
    • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), Ed Morton
    • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), William James
      • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), Ed Morton
  • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), William Park
    • Re: Count occurences of pattern on a line (for severeal lines), Fabrice Baro
• sed: how escape a colon in an equivalence class of chars?, kolmogolov@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: sed: how escape a colon in an equivalence class of chars?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: sed: how escape a colon in an equivalence class of chars?, kolmogolov@xxxxxxxxx
• inserting PAGE BREAKS in vi, osiris
  • Re: inserting PAGE BREAKS in vi, Ed Morton
  • Re: inserting PAGE BREAKS in vi, Steffen Schuler
• inserting line breaks in vi, osiris
  • Re: inserting line breaks in vi, Ed Morton
  • Re: inserting line breaks in vi, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: inserting PAGE BREAKS in vi, osiris
      • Re: inserting PAGE BREAKS in vi, slakmagik
• shell script - noob question, silversurfer
  • Re: shell script - noob question, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: shell script - noob question, silversurfer
      • Re: shell script - noob question, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: shell script - noob question, Ed Morton
  • Re: shell script - noob question, Dave Farrance
    • Re: shell script - noob question, silversurfer
  • Re: shell script - noob question, Dan Mercer
• using parenthesis, (), in if statement, seannakasone
  • Re: using parenthesis, (), in if statement, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: using parenthesis, (), in if statement, William Park
• Bash numerical base conversion, Dave Farrance
  • Re: Bash numerical base conversion, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Bash numerical base conversion, Dave Farrance
      • Re: Bash numerical base conversion, John L
      • Re: Bash numerical base conversion, Dave Farrance
  • Re: Bash numerical base conversion, William Park
• can someone explain the following sed command?, puzzlecracker
  • Re: can someone explain the following sed command?, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: can someone explain the following sed command?, puzzlecracker
      • Re: can someone explain the following sed command?, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: can someone explain the following sed command?, William
• Help with my shell, dips
  • Re: Help with my shell, Ed Morton
    • Re: Help with my shell, dips
      • Re: Help with my shell, Ed Morton
      • Re: Help with my shell, dips
      • Re: Help with my shell, Ed Morton
• while loop, kevin_m
  • Re: while loop, Ed Morton
    • Re: while loop, kevin_m
      • Re: while loop, Ed Morton
      • Re: while loop, Ed Morton
      • Re: while loop, kevin_m
      • Re: while loop, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: while loop, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: while loop, kevin_m
• split variable to insert date, Tom
  • Re: split variable to insert date, zarnovican@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: split variable to insert date, Ed Morton
  • Re: split variable to insert date, Bill Marcum
• find files with size, jenoe
  • Re: find files with size, robbie chen
    • Re: find files with size, Bill Seivert
  • Re: find files with size, Bill Marcum
• to find each word from a file, pp
  • Re: to find each word from a file, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: to find each word from a file, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: to find each word from a file, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: to find each word from a file, Ed Morton
      • Re: to find each word from a file, Xicheng Jia
• text/ data file editing, anju
  • Re: text/ data file editing, Michael Heiming
• How to pass arrays as arguments in bash?, gniuxiao
  • Re: How to pass arrays as arguments in bash?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: How to pass arrays as arguments in bash?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• converting W*dows like pathnames to file:///, Dietrich
  • Re: converting W*dows like pathnames to file:///, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: converting W*dows like pathnames to file:///, John W. Krahn
  • Re: converting W*dows like pathnames to file:///, bsh
• automatic moving files in to folders, Dave
  • Re: automatic moving files in to folders, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Error when using eval, Unix-Shell
  • Re: Error when using eval, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Error when using eval, Unix-Shell
      • Re: Error when using eval, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Error when using eval, Chris F.A. Johnson
• simple for loop script error, tester
  • Re: simple for loop script error, John L
  • Re: simple for loop script error, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: simple for loop script error, tester
• bash pipe on while read hangs, Robert Mark Bram
  • Re: bash pipe on while read hangs, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: bash pipe on while read hangs, Robert Mark Bram
• indent and continue a long line, caiqian@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: indent and continue a long line, Ed Morton
    • Re: indent and continue a long line, caiqian@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: indent and continue a long line, laura fairhead
      • Re: indent and continue a long line, Ed Morton
• capture sed output in shell - backquotes?, Rupe
  • Re: capture sed output in shell - backquotes?, Bill Marcum
• Get UID GID of a directory, dong
  • Re: Get UID GID of a directory, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Get UID GID of a directory, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Get UID GID of a directory, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Unix Simple Chat code, megadave@xxxxxxxxx
• Leftist substitution, jesusisresurected
  • Re: Leftist substitution, megadave@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Leftist substitution, Ed Morton
    • Re: Leftist substitution, jesusisresurected
  • Re: Leftist substitution, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Leftist substitution, laura fairhead
    • Re: Leftist substitution, jesusisresurected
      • Re: Leftist substitution, laura fairhead
  • Re: Leftist substitution, William James
• bourne shell conditional, Robert Katz
  • Re: bourne shell conditional, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: bourne shell conditional, Robert Katz
  • Re: bourne shell conditional, Stephane Chazelas
• removing duplicate records based on specific field., wedge40
  • Re: removing duplicate records based on specific field., Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: removing duplicate records based on specific field., wedge40
      • Re: removing duplicate records based on specific field., Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: removing duplicate records based on specific field., John W. Krahn
• here document from file, zarnovican@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: here document from file, dfeustel
    • Re: here document from file, zarnovican@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: here document from file, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: here document from file, zarnovican@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: here document from file, Chris F.A. Johnson
• How to interpret ..., Weiguang Shi
  • Re: How to interpret ..., zarnovican@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: How to interpret ..., Weiguang Shi
    • Re: How to interpret ..., Stephane Chazelas
• VIM no controlling terminal, Sashi
  • Re: VIM no controlling terminal, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: VIM no controlling terminal, Sashi
      • Re: VIM no controlling terminal, Chris Mattern
      • Re: VIM no controlling terminal, Barry Margolin
      • Re: VIM no controlling terminal, Sashi
• A question on file descriptors, Robert Katz
  • Re: A question on file descriptors, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: A question on file descriptors, Robert Katz
  • Re: A question on file descriptors, nanjunjie@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: A question on file descriptors, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: A question on file descriptors, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: A question on file descriptors, Robert Katz
• trouble with a script, sterling
  • Re: trouble with a script, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: trouble with a script, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: trouble with a script, sterling
      • Re: trouble with a script, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: trouble with a script, sterling
      • Re: trouble with a script, sterling
      • Re: trouble with a script, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: trouble with a script, sterling
      • Re: trouble with a script, sterling
• while displaying a file using tail command, I need to cut one word, how to do?, GS
  • Re: while displaying a file using tail command, I need to cut one word, how to do?, base60
  • Re: while displaying a file using tail command, I need to cut one word, how to do?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: while displaying a file using tail command, I need to cut one word, how to do?, Dave Farrance
• checking the status of other programs in a script, juicymixx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: checking the status of other programs in a script, John DuBois
  • Re: checking the status of other programs in a script, aryzhov
• copy file content with ssh, tester
  • Re: copy file content with ssh, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: copy file content with ssh, tester
  • Re: copy file content with ssh, Jason Wells
    • Re: copy file content with ssh, Barry Margolin
• How to calculate the time difference, thuang2@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to calculate the time difference, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: How to calculate the time difference, thuang2@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to calculate the time difference, Jason Wells
    • Re: How to calculate the time difference, thuang2@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to calculate the time difference, Jason Wells
  • Re: How to calculate the time difference, Jason Wells
  • Re: How to calculate the time difference, Chris F.A. Johnson
• File timestamp passed by variable?, Dave Farrance
  • Re: File timestamp passed by variable?, Casper H . S . Dik
    • Re: File timestamp passed by variable?, Dave Farrance
      • Re: File timestamp passed by variable?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: File timestamp passed by variable?, Dave Farrance
      • Re: File timestamp passed by variable?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: File timestamp passed by variable?, Dave Farrance
• what's wrong with this, Weiguang Shi
  • Re: what's wrong with this, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: what's wrong with this, Weiguang Shi
      • Re: what's wrong with this, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: what's wrong with this, Weiguang Shi
      • Re: what's wrong with this, Stephane Chazelas
• How does one write to a file descriptor in BASH, af300wsm
  • Re: How does one write to a file descriptor in BASH, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: How does one write to a file descriptor in BASH, af300wsm
• PATH and $0, caiqian@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: PATH and $0, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: PATH and $0, caiqian@xxxxxxxxx
• KORN shell script to give count of files by date, markg22003
  • Re: KORN shell script to give count of files by date, PDreyer
    • Re: KORN shell script to give count of files by date, markg22003
• extract text between multiple char delimiters rather than a single char, Dundonald
  • Re: extract text between multiple char delimiters rather than a single char, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: extract text between multiple char delimiters rather than a single char, Dundonald
  • Re: extract text between multiple char delimiters rather than a single char, Ed Morton
• Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Falko Rütten
  • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Ed Morton
    • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Falko Rütten
  • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Falko Rütten
      • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Scott McMillan
      • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Falko Rütten
      • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Using filenames (containing blanks) from a .m3u playlist, Falko Rütten
• Handling binary files in bash, richard . kreckel
  • Re: Handling binary files in bash, Stephane Chazelas
• script EXIT not working., vikram.kadlaskar@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: script EXIT not working., cklutz
  • Re: script EXIT not working., Andrew McDermott
    • Re: script EXIT not working., vikram.kadlaskar@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: script EXIT not working., Andrew McDermott
• Using Shell Script to scroll through text, Captain . Wing
  • Re: Using Shell Script to scroll through text, Captain . Wing
    • Re: Using Shell Script to scroll through text, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Using Shell Script to scroll through text, Captain . Wing
  • Re: Using Shell Script to scroll through text, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Using Shell Script to scroll through text, Barry Margolin
    • UUOC (was: Using Shell Script to scroll through text), Sven Mascheck
      • Re: UUOC (was: Using Shell Script to scroll through text), Captain . Wing
      • Re: UUOC (was: Using Shell Script to scroll through text), Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: UUOC (was: Using Shell Script to scroll through text), Randal L. Schwartz
      • Re: UUOC (was: Using Shell Script to scroll through text), Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: UUOC (was: Using Shell Script to scroll through text), Stephane Chazelas
• PID of running commands., juicymixx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: PID of running commands., Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: PID of running commands., Kenan Kalajdzic
  • Re: PID of running commands., Chris F.A. Johnson
• Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, chriswaltham
  • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, chriswaltham
      • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Michael Zawrotny
      • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Michael Zawrotny
      • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: Elegant bash solution for testing existence of any files?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• quick word checker available using lynx, kevin bailey
• rearrange array, jesusisresurected
  • Re: rearrange array, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: rearrange array, jesusisresurected
      • Re: rearrange array, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: rearrange array, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: rearrange array, Ed Morton
    • Re: rearrange array, jesusisresurected
      • Re: rearrange array, Ed Morton
      • Re: rearrange array, jesusisresurected
      • Re: rearrange array, Ed Morton
      • Re: rearrange array, jesusisresurected
      • Re: rearrange array, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: rearrange array, Ed Morton
      • Re: rearrange array, jesusisresurected
• UNIX, SQL Loader, vikram . kadlaskar
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • UNIX, SQL Loader, vikram . kadlaskar
• scripted extraction of .lzh files, DaveG
  • Re: scripted extraction of .lzh files, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: scripted extraction of .lzh files, DaveG
      • Re: scripted extraction of .lzh files, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: scripted extraction of .lzh files, DaveG
      • Re: scripted extraction of .lzh files [SOLVED], DaveG
• bash completion: alternating between two bindings to the same key according to number of possible completions, John Bullock
• Help with Time compare script, mike888
  • Re: Help with time compare script, Klaus Alexander Seistrup
  • Re: Help with Time compare script, John L
  • Re: Help with Time compare script, base60
  • Re: Help with Time compare script, SaltyBall
  • Re: Help with Time compare script, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Help with Time compare script, mike888
• fancier substitution, jesusisresurected
  • Re: fancier substitution, Bill Marcum
    • Re: fancier substitution, jesusisresurected
• find with print0 and regex, Wernt Me
  • Re: find with print0 and regex, Wernt Me
    • Re: find with print0 and regex, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: find with print0 and regex, Steffen Schuler
• Bash: trap ERR in function, Pecha
  • Re: Bash: trap ERR in function, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Bash: trap ERR in function, Jon LaBadie
    • Re: Bash: trap ERR in function, Pecha
• BASH_LINENO in a function, Pecha
  • Re: BASH_LINENO in a function, Bill Marcum
• BASH trap ERR LINENO in function, Pecha
• what option do i use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, yaru22
  • Re: What option do I use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, Klaus Alexander Seistrup
    • Re: What option do I use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, yaru22
      • Re: What option do I use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, Sashi
      • Re: What option do I use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: what option do i use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, Sashi
  • Re: what option do i use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, Hubble
  • Re: what option do i use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, Sven Mascheck
  • Re: what option do i use for "find" command to search up to certain level of directories?, Stephane CHAZELAS
• newsposts expire within seconds, John Savage
  • newsposts expire within seconds, John Savage
• can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Danish
  • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Danish
      • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Kevin Collins
      • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, johngnub
      • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Kevin Collins
      • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, johngnub
  • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Lemon
  • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Rob Silva
    • Re: can I use grep to search more that one pattern using a single statement, Danish
• Sorting according to date, Ronald Fischer
  • Re: Sorting according to date, William James
    • Re: Sorting according to date, William James
      • Re: Sorting according to date, William James
  • Re: Sorting according to date, Michael Heiming
  • Re: Sorting according to date, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Sorting according to date, Ed Morton
  • Re: Sorting according to date, PDreyer
    • Re: Sorting according to date, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Sorting according to date, Ronald Fischer
      • Re: Sorting according to date, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: Sorting according to date, bra00424@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Sorting according to date, bra00424@xxxxxxxxx
• output two programs output into one file (bash), PengYu.UT@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: output two programs output into one file (bash), base60
  • Re: output two programs output into one file (bash), Xicheng Jia
  • Re: output two programs output into one file (bash), Penguiniator
  • Re: output two programs output into one file (bash), Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: output two programs output into one file (bash), Sashi
      • Re: output two programs output into one file (bash), Barry Margolin
      • Re: output two programs output into one file (bash), Stephane CHAZELAS
• Bash LINENUM, Pecha
  • Re: Bash LINENUM, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Bash LINENUM, Pecha
      • Re: Bash LINENUM, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Bash LINENUM, Pecha
      • Re: Bash LINENUM, Pecha
• set acpi alarm, Andreas
  • Re: set acpi alarm, Jeremiah DeWitt Weiner
    • Re: set acpi alarm, Andreas
  • Re: set acpi alarm, Bill Marcum
• Text delimiters getting stripped in nested script, wheresjim
  • Re: Text delimiters getting stripped in nested script, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Text delimiters getting stripped in nested script, Michael Tosch
    • Re: Text delimiters getting stripped in nested script, wheresjim
• find dirs with starts with a number, tester
  • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, Michael Tosch
    • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, tester
      • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, tester
      • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, tester
      • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, tester
      • Re: find dirs with starts with a number, tester
• Top CPU info explanation, deanton
  • Re: Top CPU info explanation, Todd
• OT: linux, FC5 (having trouble with alt.os.linux), Ben Meyer
• `su` with no-prompt ,how to?, zdk
  • Re: `su` with no-prompt ,how to?, Martijn Lievaart
  • Re: `su` with no-prompt ,how to?, Steve Youngs
    • Re: `su` with no-prompt ,how to?, zdk
• Need help on a script, Jack
  • Re: Need help on a script, Ed Morton
  • Re: Need help on a script, Michael Tosch
  • Re: Need help on a script, Sashi
• Dir Files & Size, tester
  • Re: Dir Files & Size, Kenan Kalajdzic
• next day script, pinoy2ser
  • Re: next day script, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: next day script, pinoy2ser
      • Re: next day script, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: next day script, pinoy2ser
• noob variable assignment question, Faeandar
  • Re: noob variable assignment question, Barry Margolin
    • Re: noob variable assignment question, Faeandar
      • Re: noob variable assignment question, Ed Morton
      • Re: noob variable assignment question, Faeandar
      • Re: noob variable assignment question, Ed Morton
      • Re: noob variable assignment question, Bill Marcum
  • Re: noob variable assignment question, Chris F.A. Johnson
• script question, Jack
  • Re: script question, Penguiniator
    • Re: script question, Jack
      • Re: script question, Bill Marcum
      • Re: script question, Jack
  • Re: script question, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Derive a sum of a column, david_kirby_byers
  • Re: Derive a sum of a column, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Derive a sum of a column, david_kirby_byers
    • Re: Derive a sum of a column, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Derive a sum of a column, Penguiniator
  • Re: Derive a sum of a column, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Derive a sum of a column, Chris F.A. Johnson
• sed replace -- sed s/[^","" "]//g, SaltyBall
  • Re: sed replace -- sed s/[^","" "]//g, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: sed replace -- sed s/[^","" "]//g, Ed Morton
    • Re: sed replace -- sed s/[^","" "]//g, John Savage
      • Re: sed replace -- sed s/[^","" "]//g, John Savage
  • Re: sed replace -- sed s/[^","" "]//g, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: sed replace -- sed s/[^","" "]//g, Michael Tosch
• Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Ronald Fischer
  • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Michael Tosch
    • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, ro . naldfi . scher
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, ro . naldfi . scher
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, ro . naldfi . scher
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, PDreyer
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, ro . naldfi . scher
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Robert Bonomi
      • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, ro . naldfi . scher
  • Re: Is there something such as a "working directory cache"?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• what does [ ] mean?, nx2zdk
  • Re: what does [ ] mean?, Eric Moors
    • Re: what does [ ] mean?, nx2zdk
  • Re: what does [ ] mean?, jue
    • Re: what does [ ] mean?, nx2zdk
• Re: how to use "sed" to replace old directory to new directory in a file, sk
  • Re: how to use "sed" to replace old directory to new directory in a file, Bill Marcum
    • Re: how to use "sed" to replace old directory to new directory in a file, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: how to use "sed" to replace old directory to new directory in a file, sk
• tcsh autocomplete, Ronny Mandal
  • Re: tcsh autocomplete, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), matt@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), Barry Margolin
  • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), mr . bmonroe
  • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), Bill Marcum
    • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), Barry Margolin
      • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), matt@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), matt@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Need info! Detecting data in a pipe (|), Barry Margolin
• Delete large number of files?, kk_oop
  • Re: Delete large number of files?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: Delete large number of files?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Delete large number of files?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Delete large number of files?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Delete large number of files?, dfeustel
    • Re: Delete large number of files?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Delete large number of files?, dfeustel
  • Re: Delete large number of files?, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Delete large number of files?, laura fairhead
      • Re: Delete large number of files?, Stephane Chazelas
      • find vs. print0 vs. exec (was: Delete large number of files?), Sven Mascheck
      • Re: Delete large number of files?, Geoff Clare
• How to define TMOUT to be system-wide?, boomboom999
  • Re: How to define TMOUT to be system-wide?, Randy Styka
• How send a command to parent shell, nishant
  • Re: How send a command to parent shell, Robert Bonomi
    • Re: How send a command to parent shell, nishant
      • Re: How send a command to parent shell, Barry Margolin
      • Re: How send a command to parent shell, nishant
  • Re: How send a command to parent shell, Barry Margolin
• first in last out, Dietrich
  • Re: first in last out, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: first in last out, base60
  • Re: first in last out, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: first in last out, Dietrich
  • Re: first in last out, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: first in last out, Ove Pettersen
    • Re: first in last out, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: first in last out, base60
      • Re: first in last out, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: first in last out, Michael Tosch
    • Re: first in last out, Michael Tosch
    • Re: first in last out, John W. Krahn
      • Re: first in last out, Michael Tosch
  • Re: first in last out, Dietrich
  • Re: first in last out, William James
    • Re: first in last out, William James
• Possible to convert the character set of file names in linux/unix?, Robin
  • Re: Possible to convert the character set of file names in linux/unix?, Stephane Chazelas
• I want a suggestion to write a script for automation, valpa
  • Re: I want a suggestion to write a script for automation, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Howto remove 1000 useless subdirs?, larryalk
  • Re: Howto remove 1000 useless subdirs?, base60
  • Re: Howto remove 1000 useless subdirs?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Howto remove 1000 useless subdirs?, larryalk
      • Re: Howto remove 1000 useless subdirs?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Jeremiah DeWitt Weiner
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Scott McMillan
    • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Scott McMillan
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Randal L. Schwartz
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Kevin Collins
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Barry Margolin
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Kevin Collins
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Chris Mattern
  • Re: xargs rm -rf in crontab, Chris Mattern
• word-wrapping a document at 34 characters?, dh003i
  • Re: Word-wrapping a document at 34 characters?, Klaus Alexander Seistrup
    • Re: Word-wrapping a document at 34 characters?, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Word-wrapping a document at 34 characters?, dh003i
• how to insert propath back into diff file, Sydney
• Re: how to grep show filename??, nkravi
  • Re: how to grep show filename??, Martijn Lievaart
    • Re: how to grep show filename??, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: how to grep show filename??, Martijn Lievaart
  • Re: how to grep show filename??, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: how to grep show filename??, Maxim Yegorushkin
    • Re: how to grep show filename??, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: how to grep show filename??, Maxim Yegorushkin
      • Re: how to grep show filename??, Stephane Chazelas
• 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 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
• Free Shell Account, calcop
• Re: SED: Global replacement of pattern containing nulls (\x0), laura fairhead
• Re: autocomplete killall in tcsh, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Message not available
    • Re: autocomplete killall in tcsh, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Message not available
      • Re: autocomplete killall in tcsh, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Message not available
      • Re: autocomplete killall in tcsh, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Message not available
      • Re: autocomplete killall in tcsh, Loki Harfagr
• recursive sips, jesusisresurected
  • Re: recursive sips, Ed Morton
    • Re: recursive sips, jesusisresurected
• Senting mail from telnet, Andrea Ganduglia
  • Re: Senting mail from telnet, Michael Heiming
    • Re: Senting mail from telnet, base60
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, Andrea Ganduglia
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, base60
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, joe
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, Old Man
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, Andrea Ganduglia
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, Loki Harfagr
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, Andrea Ganduglia
      • Re: Senting mail from telnet, Loki Harfagr
• Using wget with two different servers, Alex
  • Re: Using wget with two different servers, Erik Max Francis
• how to control the output columns?, wyhang@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how to control the output columns?, Steffen Schuler
    • Re: how to control the output columns?, wyhang@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: how to control the output columns?, John Savage
      • Re: how to control the output columns?, Steve Allan
  • Re: how to control the output columns?, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: how to control the output columns?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• 100 servers, add 1 line to backup client config, restart backup client, gavino
  • Re: 100 servers, add 1 line to backup client config, restart backup client, Kornilios Kourtis
    • Re: 100 servers, add 1 line to backup client config, restart backup client, gavino
      • Re: 100 servers, add 1 line to backup client config, restart backup client, Bill Marcum
  • Re: 100 servers, add 1 line to backup client config, restart backup client, Jeremiah DeWitt Weiner
• Re: sed to grep a "typedef struct { (multiple lines) } TYPE;, kolmogolov@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: sed to grep a "typedef struct { (multiple lines) } TYPE;, Ed Morton
    • Re: sed to grep a "typedef struct { (multiple lines) } TYPE;, kolmogolov@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Test for an unset variable., Keith Thompson
• searching spec for POSIX-commands, Steffen Schuler
• Re: How to cut the 1st and last 2 lines out of a file, William James
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to cut the 1st and last 2 lines out of a file, Michael Tosch
  • Re: How to cut the 1st and last 2 lines out of a file, Steffen Schuler
  • Re: How to cut the 1st and last 2 lines out of a file, bra00424@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to cut the 1st and last 2 lines out of a file, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: How to cut the 1st and last 2 lines out of a file, Loki Harfagr

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