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• Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?
  • From: Michal Nazarewicz
• Re: using sed to retrieve the hour in a timestamp
  • From: Michal Nazarewicz
• Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh
  • From: theshowmecanuck
• From a bash array to a csv file line?
  • From: casioculture
• using sed to retrieve the hour in a timestamp
  • From: landre
• Re: Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Date from the time stamp
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: [newbie] How to copy and paste many command at once ?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line
  • From: Stephan 'smg' Grein
• Re: finding libraries
  • From: Dave Kelly
• Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line
  • From: nicetom786
• Re: Date from the time stamp
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Date from the time stamp
  • From: pawan_test
• Re: duplicate entries - compare files
  • From: c00p
• Re: tcsh bug
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: tcsh bug
  • From: Barry Margolin
• tcsh bug
  • From: blue
• Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Changing UnixID
  • From: Lew Pitcher
• Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: finding libraries
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: duplicate entries - compare files
  • From: Hubble
• Re: finding libraries
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: simple alias doesn't work
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: duplicate entries - compare files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh
  • From: Bill Marcum
• assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh
  • From: theshowmecanuck
• duplicate entries - compare files
  • From: tester
• finding libraries
  • From: Dave Kelly
• Re: subtotalling identical records
  • From: bsh
• Re: How to copy and paste many command at once ?
  • From: johngnub
• Re: [newbie] How to copy and paste many command at once ?
  • From: Steven Mocking
• Re: simple alias doesn't work
  • From: quikgun
• Stored procs from tcl
  • From: Sandman
• [newbie] How to copy and paste many command at once ?
  • From: vd12005
• Re: Changing UnixID
  • From: Steven Mocking
• Re: subtotalling identical records
  • From: Robert Katz
• Re: ps command differs in ksh and bash
  • From: Salvatore
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Sashi
• Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: simple alias doesn't work
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Changing UnixID
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Changing UnixID
  • From: balreddy . gattu
• substituing $1 one time but not the other
  • From: patrice
• Re: Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file
  • From: Dimitri Muringer
• Re: ps command differs in ksh and bash
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: simple alias doesn't work
  • From: bpatton
• Re: simple alias doesn't work
  • From: bpatton
• Re: subtotalling identical records
  • From: tony
• Re: Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file
  • From: Scott McMillan
• Re: subtotalling identical records
  • From: Ed Morton
• subtotalling identical records
  • From: tony
• ps command differs in ksh and bash
  • From: Salvatore
• Re: simple alias doesn't work
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• simple alias doesn't work
  • From: bpatton
• Re: redirecting stdin and stdout to a file
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: redirecting stdin and stdout to a file
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• redirecting stdin and stdout to a file
  • From: robannexs
• Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file
  • From: Dimitri Muringer
• Re: How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc
  • From: kiat . huang
• Re: Filesystem usage by Directory wise
  • From: Kenan Kalajdzic
• Re: Filesystem usage by Directory wise
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc
  • From: veg_all
• Re: Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script
  • From: johngnub
• Filesystem usage by Directory wise
  • From: balreddy . gattu
• Re: Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script
  • From: Lie-Algebra
• Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments
  • From: DanceRat
• Re: Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script
  • From: Lie-Algebra
• Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script
  • From: anujairaj
• Re: :t and getting senile.
  • From: george . e . sullivan
• Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments
  • From: Scott McMillan
• Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments
  • From: Scott McMillan
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Angel Tsankov
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Jon LaBadie
• Re: newbit: what this bash script means?
  • From: Lew Pitcher
• newbit: what this bash script means?
  • From: wonkim
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Angel Tsankov
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: :t and getting senile.
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: handling spaces in the filenames of a URL
  • From: osiris
• Re: Remote Login using shell script
  • From: vr
• Re: The number of Network Adapters(NIC)
  • From: xutom2006
• MAILX on an AIX server with arguments
  • From: DanceRat
• Re: capture output of an ldapmodify command
  • From: johngnub
• A simple SuSe Linux user spot checks, user account info collector, bash.
  • From: johngnub
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Angel Tsankov
• capture output of an ldapmodify command
  • From: Anton
• Re: :t and getting senile.
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: :t and getting senile.
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• :t and getting senile.
  • From: george . e . sullivan
• Re: Change file creation date/time
  • From: eatmyjunk
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: Remote Login using shell script
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Remote Login using shell script
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Remote Login using shell script
  • From: nagesh
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Angel Tsankov
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Geoff Clare
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Angel Tsankov
• Re: handling spaces in the filenames of a URL
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: eval a command
  • From: Rakesh Sharma
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Hubble
• Re: bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: eval a command
  • From: SiKing
• bash: path of script that is being executed
  • From: Angel Tsankov
• handling spaces in the filenames of a URL
  • From: osiris
• Re: Change file creation date/time
  • From: eatmyjunk
• Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern
  • From: Karthick S.
• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell
  • From: Heiner Steven
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: Change file creation date/time
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Boeger
• Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?
  • From: base60
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: some always true expression
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Change file creation date/time
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Change file creation date/time
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Change file creation date/time
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Change file creation date/time
  • From: eatmyjunk
• Re: Help with Unix shell script
  • From: Loki Harfagr
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Loki Harfagr
• Re: Redirection > and pipes |
  • From: Thomas J.
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: John
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Boeger
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Help with Unix shell script
  • From: mistral
• How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: Boeger
• How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?
  • From: m . leyden
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Help with Unix shell script
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?
  • From: base60
• KILLing parent, does it affect background children?
  • From: John
• Help with Unix shell script
  • From: mistral
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: PID of Background Function
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• PID of Background Function
  • From: henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE
  • From: henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: perl sort
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: which command executed on which terminal
  • From: John DuBois
• Re: perl sort
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: The number of Network Adapters(NIC)
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Recovering shell's prompt
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Unix Sort Question
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Michael Heiming
• Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• which command executed on which terminal
  • From: Danish
• Re: Recovering shell's prompt
  • From: Loki Harfagr
• script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script
  • From: Hans van Straaten
• Re: perl sort
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: perl sort
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Re: Unix Sort Question
  • From: news.t-online.de
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Jon LaBadie
• Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE
  • From: henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
• Recovering shell's prompt
  • From: Hufnus
• The number of Network Adapters(NIC)
  • From: xutom2006
• Re: Filling an Excel sheet
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: capturing the time stamp in desired format
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Bash 2.05b.0: Using 'read -e' with history?
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: perl sort
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: curl multiple remote files to multiple local files
  • From: Dave Gibson
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Re: perl sort
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote)
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Redirection > and pipes |
  • From: Flo
• Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file)
  • From: rajesh . vadde
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Return matching pattern and not entire LINE
  • From: henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Sashi
• Re: Redirect output of time command in a file
  • From: David Lee
• Re: Redirect output of time command in a file
  • From: bousille_pierre
• Re: Redirect output of time command in a file
  • From: David Lee
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Doug Miller
• Redirect output of time command in a file
  • From: bousille_pierre
• Re: multiply shell variables in one awk statement
  • From: noelloen
• Re: multiply shell variables in one awk statement
  • From: noelloen
• Re: strip off trailing blanks
  • From: mik3
• Re: perl sort
  • From: John W. Krahn
• mutt macro and little script
  • From: reverse
• Re: Redirection > and pipes |
  • From: Thomas J.
• Re: strip off trailing+leading blanks
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• perl sort
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Bash 2.05b.0: Using 'read -e' with history?
  • From: Bernd . temporary1
• Re: Filling an Excel sheet
  • From: Hubble
• Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: Michal Nazarewicz
• Redirection > and pipes |
  • From: Flo
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file)
  • From: PDreyer
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: PDreyer
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: BASH vs Expect
  • From: Why Tea
• Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file)
  • From: rajesh . vadde
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: bsh
• Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file)
  • From: Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
• Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file)
  • From: Dave Kelly
• Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file)
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: capturing the time stamp in desired format
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: capturing the time stamp in desired format
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file)
  • From: rajesh . vadde
• Re: curl multiple remote files to multiple local files
  • From: mark_horn
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• capturing the time stamp in desired format
  • From: pawan_test
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• Re: multiply shell variables in one awk statement
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• Re: Off-Topic or not?
  • From: mailto . anand . hariharan
• Re: Sed / awk question
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• multiply shell variables in one awk statement
  • From: noelloen
• Re: File Comparing - using sed ?
  • From: Anton
• Sed / awk question
  • From: Anton
• Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable
  • From: tester
• Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable
  • From: tester
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Martin Jørgensen
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Scott McMillan
• Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• how to sort ls -l output bye date
  • From: Jan Burdil
• Sed issue with forward slashes in variable
  • From: tester
• Re: curl multiple remote files to multiple local files
  • From: Stephan 'smg' Grein
• curl multiple remote files to multiple local files
  • From: mark_horn
• Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote)
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote)
  • From: hikums
• Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote)
  • From: hikums
• Re: strip off trailing blanks
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: blinking an AWK output
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote)
  • From: hikums
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: zyserman
• Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: strip off trailing+leading blanks
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: finding out which directories have public write permission enabled?
  • From: Michal Nazarewicz
• Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: strip off trailing+leading blanks
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Radoulov, Dimitre
• Re: bourne sh scripting: how can I easily test if a given string occurs in one of a set of strings?
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: finding out which directories have public write permission enabled?
  • From: Michael Tosch
• finding out which directories have public write permission enabled?
  • From: yawnmoth
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: First time around with grep and sed...
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: First time around with grep and sed...
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Radoulov, Dimitre
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Michael Zawrotny
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Radoulov, Dimitre
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: how to print line number n.
  • From: peter volsted
• Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: Leonardo
• how to print line number n.
  • From: zyserman
• Re: BASH vs Expect
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: strip off trailing blanks
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: strip off trailing blanks
  • From: Rakesh Sharma
• bourne sh scripting: soft links
  • From: Leonardo
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: strip off trailing blanks
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: How to keep value of an enviroment variable across script calls ...
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: strip off trailing blanks
  • From: Vino
• strip off trailing blanks
  • From: Lasse Kliemann
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: atishay
• Re: File Comparing - using sed ?
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Michael Paoli
• First time around with grep and sed...
  • From: fishwick
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: atishay
• Re: BASH vs Expect
  • From: Why Tea
• Re: help on make
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• How to keep value of an enviroment variable across script calls ...
  • From: martin
• Re: Filling an Excel sheet
  • From: Joe User
• Re: blinking an AWK output
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Filling an Excel sheet
  • From: ray
• Re: puzzling pattern
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: File Comparing - using sed ?
  • From: Anton
• Re: Why use $() for env vars?
  • From: William
• Re: Filling an Excel sheet
  • From: apogeusistemas
• Re: BASH vs Expect
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: BASH vs Expect
  • From: mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Using grep to search a internet log
  • From: Ed Morton
• Using grep to search a internet log
  • From: Robert Richmond
• Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: BASH vs Expect
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Need help with BASH programming
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: File Comparing - using sed ?
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Michael Paoli
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: script sh and sql query
  • From: drain
• Re: script sh and sql query
  • From: Radoulov, Dimitre
• Re: blinking an AWK output
  • From: Dan Mason
• script sh and sql query
  • From: drain
• Re: Need help with BASH programming
  • From: Kim Hunter
• Re: Filling an Excel sheet
  • From: Hubble
• Re: Why use $() for env vars?
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Bruce Barnett
• Re: Filling an Excel sheet
  • From: Steven Mocking
• Re: BASH vs Expect
  • From: mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Andrew Smallshaw
• Re: Why use $() for env vars?
  • From: anbu
• Re: Why use $() for env vars?
  • From: Xicheng Jia
• Why use $() for env vars?
  • From: yusuf
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Terminal all jumbled
  • From: Sashi
• Re: Need help with BASH programming
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Need help with BASH programming
  • From: Jan Tomka
• Re: how to use unzip with pipe
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