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• From a bash array to a csv file line?, casioculture
  • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, Michal Nazarewicz
  • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, Ed Morton
• using sed to retrieve the hour in a timestamp, landre
  • Re: using sed to retrieve the hour in a timestamp, Michal Nazarewicz
• Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line, nicetom786
  • Re: Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line, Stephan 'smg' Grein
  • Re: Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Remove the first 3 characters after reading each line, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Date from the time stamp, pawan_test
  • Re: Date from the time stamp, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Date from the time stamp, Chris F.A. Johnson
• tcsh bug, blue
  • Re: tcsh bug, Barry Margolin
  • Re: tcsh bug, Icarus Sparry
• assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, theshowmecanuck
  • Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, Bill Marcum
  • Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, theshowmecanuck
      • Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, Barry Margolin
• duplicate entries - compare files, tester
  • Re: duplicate entries - compare files, Ed Morton
  • Re: duplicate entries - compare files, Hubble
  • Re: duplicate entries - compare files, c00p
• finding libraries, Dave Kelly
  • Re: finding libraries, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: finding libraries, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: finding libraries, Dave Kelly
• Stored procs from tcl, Sandman
• [newbie] How to copy and paste many command at once ?, vd12005
  • Re: [newbie] How to copy and paste many command at once ?, Steven Mocking
    • Re: How to copy and paste many command at once ?, johngnub
  • Re: [newbie] How to copy and paste many command at once ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Changing UnixID, balreddy . gattu
  • Re: Changing UnixID, Michael Heiming
  • Re: Changing UnixID, Steven Mocking
    • Re: Changing UnixID, Lew Pitcher
• substituing $1 one time but not the other, patrice
  • Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other, Ed Morton
    • Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other, Ed Morton
  • Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other, Barry Margolin
  • Re: substituing $1 one time but not the other, Stephane CHAZELAS
• subtotalling identical records, tony
  • Re: subtotalling identical records, Ed Morton
    • Re: subtotalling identical records, tony
    • Re: subtotalling identical records, Robert Katz
      • Re: subtotalling identical records, bsh
• ps command differs in ksh and bash, Salvatore
  • Re: ps command differs in ksh and bash, Bill Marcum
    • Re: ps command differs in ksh and bash, Salvatore
• simple alias doesn't work, bpatton
  • Re: simple alias doesn't work, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: simple alias doesn't work, bpatton
    • Re: simple alias doesn't work, bpatton
  • Re: simple alias doesn't work, Barry Margolin
  • Re: simple alias doesn't work, quikgun
    • Re: simple alias doesn't work, Barry Margolin
• redirecting stdin and stdout to a file, robannexs
  • Re: redirecting stdin and stdout to a file, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: redirecting stdin and stdout to a file, Stephane Chazelas
• Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file, Dimitri Muringer
  • Re: Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file, Scott McMillan
      • Re: Grep can find a pattern in a text, but not in a file, Dimitri Muringer
• How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc, veg_all
  • Re: How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: How to get argv[0] in alias for bashrc, kiat . huang
• Filesystem usage by Directory wise, balreddy . gattu
  • Re: Filesystem usage by Directory wise, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Filesystem usage by Directory wise, Kenan Kalajdzic
• Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script, anujairaj
  • Re: Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script, Lie-Algebra
  • Re: Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script, Lie-Algebra
    • Re: Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script, johngnub
• newbit: what this bash script means?, wonkim
  • Re: newbit: what this bash script means?, Lew Pitcher
• MAILX on an AIX server with arguments, DanceRat
  • Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments, Scott McMillan
    • Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments, Scott McMillan
      • Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments, DanceRat
  • Re: MAILX on an AIX server with arguments, Bill Marcum
• A simple SuSe Linux user spot checks, user account info collector, bash., johngnub
• capture output of an ldapmodify command, Anton
  • Re: capture output of an ldapmodify command, johngnub
• :t and getting senile., george . e . sullivan
  • Re: :t and getting senile., Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: :t and getting senile., Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: :t and getting senile., Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: :t and getting senile., george . e . sullivan
• Remote Login using shell script, nagesh
  • Re: Remote Login using shell script, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Remote Login using shell script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Remote Login using shell script, vr
• bash: path of script that is being executed, Angel Tsankov
  • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Hubble
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Angel Tsankov
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Angel Tsankov
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Angel Tsankov
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Angel Tsankov
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: bash: path of script that is being executed, Angel Tsankov
• handling spaces in the filenames of a URL, osiris
  • Re: handling spaces in the filenames of a URL, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: handling spaces in the filenames of a URL, osiris
• Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern, Karthick S.
  • Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Printing the name of the C function that contains a pattern, John W. Krahn
• Change file creation date/time, eatmyjunk
  • Re: Change file creation date/time, Ed Morton
  • Re: Change file creation date/time, Lasse Kliemann
  • Re: Change file creation date/time, Michael Paoli
  • Re: Change file creation date/time, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Change file creation date/time, eatmyjunk
      • Message not available
      • Re: Change file creation date/time, eatmyjunk
• How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, m . leyden
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Boeger
    • Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Ed Morton
      • Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Boeger
      • Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Lasse Kliemann
      • Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Ed Morton
      • Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Boeger
      • Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Lasse Kliemann
      • Re: How to filter string for words that meet a certain criteria?, Ed Morton
• KILLing parent, does it affect background children?, John
  • Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?, base60
    • Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?, Michael Paoli
      • Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: KILLing parent, does it affect background children?, base60
  • Re: some always true expression, Michael Paoli
• Help with Unix shell script, mistral
  • Re: Help with Unix shell script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Help with Unix shell script, mistral
      • Re: Help with Unix shell script, Loki Harfagr
• PID of Background Function, henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: PID of Background Function, Lasse Kliemann
  • Re: PID of Background Function, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: PID of Background Function, henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Lasse Kliemann
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Chris Mattern
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Lasse Kliemann
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Chris Mattern
      • Re: PID of Background Function, henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Barry Margolin
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: PID of Background Function, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Geoff Clare
      • Re: PID of Background Function, Stephane Chazelas
• which command executed on which terminal, Danish
  • Re: which command executed on which terminal, John DuBois
• script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script, Hans van Straaten
  • Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script, Lasse Kliemann
  • Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Recovering shell's prompt, Hufnus
  • Re: Recovering shell's prompt, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: Recovering shell's prompt, Chris F.A. Johnson
• The number of Network Adapters(NIC), xutom2006
  • Re: The number of Network Adapters(NIC), Bill Marcum
    • Re: The number of Network Adapters(NIC), xutom2006
• Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Message not available
    • Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Chris Mattern
      • Message not available
      • Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Michael Heiming
      • Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Chris Mattern
      • Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Loki Harfagr
      • Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Michael Heiming
      • Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Chris Mattern
      • Message not available
      • Re: Copying with inserting the date in the filename, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Return matching pattern and not entire LINE, henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE, henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE, henrycortezwu@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Return matching pattern and not entire LINE, John W. Krahn
• Redirect output of time command in a file, bousille_pierre
  • Re: Redirect output of time command in a file, David Lee
  • Re: Redirect output of time command in a file, bousille_pierre
  • Re: Redirect output of time command in a file, David Lee
• mutt macro and little script, reverse
• perl sort, Jan Burdil
  • Re: perl sort, John W. Krahn
    • Re: perl sort, Jan Burdil
      • Re: perl sort, John W. Krahn
      • Re: perl sort, Jan Burdil
      • Re: perl sort, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: perl sort, Jan Burdil
      • Re: perl sort, Xicheng Jia
• Bash 2.05b.0: Using 'read -e' with history?, Bernd . temporary1
  • Re: Bash 2.05b.0: Using 'read -e' with history?, Icarus Sparry
• Redirection > and pipes |, Flo
  • Re: Redirection > and pipes |, Thomas J.
    • Re: Redirection > and pipes |, Flo
      • Re: Redirection > and pipes |, Thomas J.
• shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file), rajesh . vadde
  • Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file), Xicheng Jia
  • Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file), Dave Kelly
    • Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file), rajesh . vadde
  • Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file), Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file), PDreyer
    • Re: shell script to e-mail an attachment (html file), rajesh . vadde
• capturing the time stamp in desired format, pawan_test
  • Re: capturing the time stamp in desired format, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: capturing the time stamp in desired format, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: capturing the time stamp in desired format, Barry Margolin
• multiply shell variables in one awk statement, noelloen
  • Re: multiply shell variables in one awk statement, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: multiply shell variables in one awk statement, noelloen
      • Re: multiply shell variables in one awk statement, noelloen
• Sed / awk question, Anton
  • Re: Sed / awk question, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: Sed / awk question, Anton
    • Re: Sed / awk question, Anton
      • Re: Sed / awk question, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: Sed / awk question, Anton
      • Re: Sed / awk question, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: Sed / awk question, Anton
      • Re: Sed / awk question, Ed Morton
  • Re: Sed / awk question, John W. Krahn
    • Re: Sed / awk question, Anton
    • Re: Sed / awk question, Anton
      • Re: Sed / awk question, Anton
  • Re: Sed / awk question, Michael Paoli
• how to sort ls -l output bye date, Jan Burdil
  • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Scott McMillan
    • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Jan Burdil
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, PDreyer
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Jan Burdil
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Jan Burdil
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Doug Miller
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Barry Margolin
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Doug Miller
      • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Martin Jørgensen
  • Re: how to sort ls -l output bye date, Michael Paoli
• Sed issue with forward slashes in variable, tester
  • Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable, tester
  • Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable, Chris Mattern
    • Re: Sed issue with forward slashes in variable, tester
• curl multiple remote files to multiple local files, mark_horn
  • Re: curl multiple remote files to multiple local files, Stephan 'smg' Grein
    • Re: curl multiple remote files to multiple local files, mark_horn
  • Re: curl multiple remote files to multiple local files, Dave Gibson
• merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote), hikums
  • Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote), hikums
    • Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote), Michael Tosch
  • Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote), hikums
  • Re: merge line to previous line if ends with anything other than " (double quote), Ed Morton
• finding out which directories have public write permission enabled?, yawnmoth
  • Re: finding out which directories have public write permission enabled?, Michael Tosch
  • Re: finding out which directories have public write permission enabled?, Michal Nazarewicz
• how to print line number n., zyserman
  • Re: how to print line number n., peter volsted
  • Re: how to print line number n., Lasse Kliemann
    • Re: how to print line number n., Michael Zawrotny
      • Re: how to print line number n., Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: how to print line number n., Michael Paoli
      • Re: how to print line number n., Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: how to print line number n., Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: how to print line number n., Ed Morton
    • Re: how to print line number n., Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: how to print line number n., Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: how to print line number n., zyserman
• bourne sh scripting: soft links, Leonardo
  • Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links, Leonardo
    • Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: bourne sh scripting: how can I easily test if a given string occurs in one of a set of strings?, Michael Paoli
  • Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links, bsh
  • Re: bourne sh scripting: soft links, Michal Nazarewicz
• strip off trailing blanks, Lasse Kliemann
  • Re: strip off trailing blanks, Vino
    • Re: strip off trailing blanks, Lasse Kliemann
  • Re: strip off trailing blanks, Rakesh Sharma
    • Re: strip off trailing blanks, Lasse Kliemann
      • Re: strip off trailing+leading blanks, Michael Paoli
      • Re: strip off trailing+leading blanks, Lasse Kliemann
      • Re: strip off trailing+leading blanks, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: strip off trailing blanks, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: strip off trailing blanks, mik3
• First time around with grep and sed..., fishwick
  • Re: First time around with grep and sed..., Ed Morton
    • Re: First time around with grep and sed..., Ed Morton
• How to keep value of an enviroment variable across script calls ..., martin
  • Re: How to keep value of an enviroment variable across script calls ..., Bruce Barnett
• Using grep to search a internet log, Robert Richmond
  • Re: Using grep to search a internet log, Ed Morton
• script sh and sql query, drain
  • Re: script sh and sql query, Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: script sh and sql query, drain
• Why use $() for env vars?, yusuf
  • Re: Why use $() for env vars?, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Why use $() for env vars?, anbu
  • Re: Why use $() for env vars?, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Why use $() for env vars?, William
• Terminal all jumbled, Sashi
  • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Andrew Smallshaw
    • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Michael Paoli
    • Re: Terminal all jumbled, atishay
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Michael Paoli
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, atishay
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Michael Paoli
    • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Sashi
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Sashi
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, John
      • Re: Terminal all jumbled, Michael Paoli
• Re: how to use unzip with pipe, Ilya Zakharevich
  • Re: how to use unzip with pipe, Daniel Rock
• Filling an Excel sheet, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, Hubble
    • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, Steven Mocking
      • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, Hubble
      • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, Joe User
      • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, Hubble
    • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, Dan Mercer
  • Re: Filling an Excel sheet, ray
• blinking an AWK output, apogeusistemas
  • Re: blinking an AWK output, Jon LaBadie
    • Re: blinking an AWK output, apogeusistemas
      • Re: blinking an AWK output, apogeusistemas
      • Re: blinking an AWK output, Ed Morton
      • Re: blinking an AWK output, apogeusistemas
  • Re: blinking an AWK output, Dan Mason
    • Re: blinking an AWK output, Chris Mattern
      • Re: blinking an AWK output, Chris F.A. Johnson
• BASH vs Expect, keith . phipps
  • Re: BASH vs Expect, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: BASH vs Expect, mark_horn
    • Re: BASH vs Expect, Why Tea
  • Re: BASH vs Expect, mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: BASH vs Expect, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: BASH vs Expect, mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: BASH vs Expect, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: BASH vs Expect, Why Tea
      • Re: BASH vs Expect, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: BASH vs Expect, Why Tea
• can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, scottone
  • Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, Michael Paoli
    • Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, Stephane Chazelas
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, scottone
    • Re: can a script tell if output is going to a file or to the screen?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• help on make, wenmang
  • Re: help on make, Icarus Sparry
• File Comparing - using sed ?, Anton
  • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Ed Morton
  • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Steven Mocking
    • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Anton
      • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Ed Morton
      • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Anton
      • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Ed Morton
  • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, dsjkvf
  • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Michael Paoli
    • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Anton
      • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Michael Paoli
      • Re: File Comparing - using sed ?, Anton
• Getting unique elements in a bash array, Samik R.
  • Re: Getting unique elements in a bash array, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Getting unique elements in a bash array, Samik R.
      • Re: Getting unique elements in a bash array, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Getting unique elements in a bash array, Ed Morton
      • Re: Getting unique elements in a bash array, Samik R.
• Syntax enable new extensions, Sashi
  • Re: Syntax enable new extensions, Sashi
• Re: eval a command, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: eval a command, SiKing
  • Re: eval a command, Rakesh Sharma
• Need help with BASH programming, mika . stenberg
  • Re: Need help with BASH programming, David Lee
  • Re: Need help with BASH programming, Jan Tomka
    • Re: Need help with BASH programming, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Need help with BASH programming, mika . stenberg
      • Re: Need help with BASH programming, Jan Tomka
      • Re: Need help with BASH programming, Michael Paoli
      • Re: Need help with BASH programming, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Need help with BASH programming, Kim Hunter
• Keyboard Input, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Keyboard Input, aryzhov
  • Re: Keyboard Input, Bill Marcum
• Error appears only when running "source scriptName" for a simple script - why ?, qwejohn
  • Re: Error appears only when running "source scriptName" for a simple script - why ?, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: Error appears only when running "source scriptName" for a simple script - why ?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Error appears only when running "source scriptName" for a simple script - why ?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Error appears only when running "source scriptName" for a simple script - why ?, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Error appears only when running "source scriptName" for a simple script - why ?, Bruce Barnett
• How to find methods of Classes ?, nkprajapati
  • Re: How to find methods of Classes ?, Vino
• Help with simple shell script, NetOne
  • Re: Help with simple shell script, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Help with simple shell script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Help with simple shell script, NetOne
• Slow clock down, marmot1
  • Re: Slow clock down, Michal Nazarewicz
  • Re: Slow clock down, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Slow clock down, Steven Mocking
• Define Parameter Problem, Rafael The Engel
  • Re: Define Parameter Problem, Michael Paoli
    • Re: Define Parameter Problem, Rafael The Engel
    • Re: Define Parameter Problem, Rafael The Engel
    • Re: Define Parameter Problem, Stephane Chazelas
• Re: [gnu.bash.bug] BASH Frequently-Asked Questions (FAQ version 3.33), Allodoxaphobia
  • Re: [gnu.bash.bug] BASH Frequently-Asked Questions (FAQ version 3.33), Stephane Chazelas
• how to make a directory and decompress tar.gz in one command, hide1713@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how to make a directory and decompress tar.gz in one command, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: how to make a directory and decompress tar.gz in one command, Michael Paoli
• newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Martin Jørgensen
  • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., james19390
    • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Jon LaBadie
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Michal Nazarewicz
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Glenn Jackman
      • Re: newbie question: bash file extension substitution..., Martin Jørgensen
• puzzling pattern, osiris
  • Re: puzzling pattern, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: puzzling pattern, osiris
      • Re: puzzling pattern, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: puzzling pattern, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: puzzling pattern, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: puzzling pattern, Chris Mattern
• Cron - Help Please - Repost, BN
  • Re: Cron - Help Please - Repost, Xicheng Jia
• cron to run at three schedlues in a day, BN
• find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, puzzlecracker
  • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, puzzlecracker
      • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, puzzlecracker
      • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, Michal Nazarewicz
    • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, puzzlecracker
      • Re: find a line and add one after it after sed'ing it, Michal Nazarewicz
• New User: Directing Output, patlav
  • Re: New User: Directing Output, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: New User: Directing Output, patlav
• Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, joe
  • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Geoff Gigg
    • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, slakmagik
  • Re: Suppressing the octal interpretation in the Bash shell, Chris F.A. Johnson
• "at" commond, noelloen
  • Re: "at" commond, Chris Mattern
  • Re: "at" commond, Bill Marcum
    • Re: "at" commond, noelloen
• passwd help, Bonk
  • Re: passwd help, Steven Mocking
    • Re: passwd help, Bonk
      • Re: passwd help, Steven Mocking
    • Re: passwd help, Bonk
• Blinking > 95% file system, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Blinking > 95% file system, apogeusistemas
    • Re: Blinking > 95% file system, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Blinking > 95% file system, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Blinking > 95% file system, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Blinking > 95% file system, apogeusistemas
• help need to execute coomand on rsh, rudranee
  • Re: help need to execute coomand on rsh, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: help need to execute coomand on rsh, Barry Margolin
• Finding a tool, Bo Yang
  • Re: Finding a tool, aryzhov
• copy with date control, ray
  • Re: copy with date control, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: copy with date control, Steven Mocking
• Display korn shell script interactively, aarcee
  • Re: Display korn shell script interactively, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Display korn shell script interactively, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Display korn shell script interactively, aarcee
      • Re: Display korn shell script interactively, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Display korn shell script interactively, aarcee
• Batch append extension, spasmous
  • Re: Batch append extension, John DuBois
  • Re: Batch append extension, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Batch append extension, spasmous
• Expect Comman, Roman
  • Re: Expect Comman, Roman
• how to take each line from file as an input to a command, sh . vipin
  • Re: how to take each line from file as an input to a command, balreddy . gattu
    • Re: how to take each line from file as an input to a command, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Unexpected behavior of 'for' in awk (gawk v 3.1.5), Samik R.
  • Re: Unexpected behavior of 'for' in awk (gawk v 3.1.5), Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: Unexpected behavior of 'for' in awk (gawk v 3.1.5), jsmith665
      • Re: Unexpected behavior of 'for' in awk (gawk v 3.1.5), Ed Morton
  • Re: Unexpected behavior of 'for' in awk (gawk v 3.1.5), Bill Marcum
    • Re: Unexpected behavior of 'for' in awk (gawk v 3.1.5), Samik R.
• Korn Shell Script, Roman
  • Re: Korn Shell Script, Ed Morton
    • Re: Korn Shell Script, Roman
      • Re: Korn Shell Script, Ed Morton
    • Re: Korn Shell Script, Roman
      • Re: Korn Shell Script, Ed Morton
  • Re: Korn Shell Script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Korn Shell Script, Roman
• problem in getting process name using grep, rudranee
  • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Erik Finlow-Bates
    • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, balreddy . gattu
    • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, jsmith665
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Dan Mercer
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Bill Marcum
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, jsmith665
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, rudranee
  • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Michael Paoli
    • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, rudranee
    • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Michael Paoli
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Michael Paoli
  • Re: problem in getting process name using grep, Spiros Bousbouras
• script FTP, Rao
  • Re: script FTP, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: script FTP, Rao
      • Re: script FTP, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: script FTP, Hufnus
• Unix newbie - create script using for loop., Jay
  • Re: Unix newbie - create script using for loop., Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Unix newbie - create script using for loop., John W. Krahn
  • Re: Unix newbie - create script using for loop., Stephane Chazelas
• sleep for less than a second, Gary Wessle
  • Re: sleep for less than a second, bsh
    • Re: sleep for less than a second, balreddy . gattu
  • Re: sleep for less than a second, Bruce Barnett
• Variable variable name, Samik R.
  • Re: Variable variable name, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: Variable variable name, Samik R.
  • Re: Variable variable name, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Variable variable name, Samik R.
      • Re: Variable variable name, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Variable variable name, Samik R.
      • Re: Variable variable name, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Variable variable name, Samik R.
      • Re: Variable variable name, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: Variable variable name, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Variable variable name, Samik R.
      • Re: Variable variable name, Bill Marcum
• script with an Oracle sql connection, spremuta
  • Re: script with an Oracle sql connection, Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: script with an Oracle sql connection, drain
• how to pass a variable to sed?, elvistudio
  • Message not available
    • Re: how to pass a variable to sed?, Bruce Barnett
  • Message not available
    • Re: how to pass a variable to sed?, elvistudio
      • Re: how to pass a variable to sed?, Glenn Jackman
• scp a folder without prompting of password (automate), Neo Pheonix
  • Re: scp a folder without prompting of password (automate), megadave@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: scp a folder without prompting of password (automate), Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: scp a folder without prompting of password (automate), Michael Paoli
      • Re: scp a folder without prompting of password (automate), Why Tea
• Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
  • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Michal Nazarewicz
    • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
    • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
  • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, William Park
    • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, William Park
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
    • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Hufnus
      • Re: Parsing a char array w/fields delimited by /0xA, Chris F.A. Johnson
• shell script as a startup shell in /etc/password?, shavian78
  • Re: shell script as a startup shell in /etc/password?, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: shell script as a startup shell in /etc/password?, shavian78
• Script taking long time (about 10 hours), balreddy . gattu
  • Re: Script taking long time (about 10 hours), Chris Mattern
  • Re: Script taking long time (about 10 hours), Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Script taking long time (about 10 hours), balreddy . gattu
      • Re: Script taking long time (about 10 hours), Daniel Rock
      • Re: Script taking long time (about 10 hours), Chris Mattern
• Srcipt to merge two text files, AWW
  • Re: Srcipt to merge two text files, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Srcipt to merge two text files, AWW
  • Re: Srcipt to merge two text files, QQ
• read problem, Bo Yang
  • Re: read problem, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: read problem, QQ
• running .bash_profile with cygwin, myusenetaccount
  • Re: running .bash_profile with cygwin, Steve
  • Re: running .bash_profile with cygwin, Thorsten Kampe
  • Re: running .bash_profile with cygwin, Bill Marcum
• Can bracketed chars be used in awk?, osiris
  • Re: Can bracketed chars be used in awk?, Ed Morton
    • Re: Can bracketed chars be used in awk?, osiris
      • Re: Can bracketed chars be used in awk?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Can bracketed chars be used in awk?, Stephane Chazelas
• How can I find some text in all the source files in one directory ?, Bo Yang
  • Re: How can I find some text in all the source files in one directory ?, slakmagik
  • Re: How can I find some text in all the source files in one directory ?, Stephan 'smg' Grein
    • Re: How can I find some text in all the source files in one directory ?, Bo Yang
  • Re: How can I find some text in all the source files in one directory ?, Why Tea
• What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., Martin Joergensen
  • Re: What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., John W. Krahn
    • Re: What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., John W. Krahn
      • Re: What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., Martin Jørgensen
  • Re: What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., Steffen Schuler
    • Re: What the hell did I just do? Moving files..., Martin Jørgensen
• quoting issues (again)???, bobmct
  • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: quoting issues (again)???, base60
  • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: quoting issues (again)???, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: quoting issues (again)???, bobmct
• Unix Sort Question - Again, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Unix Sort Question - Again, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Unix Sort Question - Again, PDreyer
• Unix Sort Question, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Unix Sort Question, bobmct
    • Re: Unix Sort Question, balreddy . gattu
  • Re: Unix Sort Question, megadave@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Unix Sort Question, news.t-online.de
  • Re: Unix Sort Question, Spiros Bousbouras
• "time" command in linux related to shell, newbie
  • Re: "time" command in linux related to shell, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Making Find Fail..., s/war/peace/g;
  • Re: Making Find Fail..., Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: Making Find Fail..., Stephane Chazelas
• Writing bunch of lines in a file, Samik R.
  • Re: Writing bunch of lines in a file, Samik R.
    • Re: Writing bunch of lines in a file, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Writing bunch of lines in a file, base60
• Last Run time of a shell script or executable, Jay
  • Re: Last Run time of a shell script or executable, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Last Run time of a shell script or executable, Jay
    • Re: Last Run time of a shell script or executable, Barry Margolin
• hwo to tell if a work ends with a colon, peter_sands@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: hwo to tell if a work ends with a colon, Bill Marcum
  • Re: hwo to tell if a work ends with a colon, Janis Papanagnou
• Parsing records. Help., BTNA
  • Re: Parsing records. Help., Ed Morton
  • Re: Parsing records. Help., John W. Krahn
• Leading white space and the read command, Dan
  • Re: Leading white space and the read command, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Leading white space and the read command, Ed Morton
    • Re: Leading white space and the read command, Dan
• echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, yawnmoth
  • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, yawnmoth
    • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, mik3
    • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, kenneth kahn
      • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Daniel Rock
      • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: Echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Klaus Alexander Seistrup
      • Re: Echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, John Savage
  • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Michael Heiming
  • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: echoing first 500 bytes of file to screen, John W. Krahn
• A problem with compound variables as array elements - ksh93, Janis Papanagnou
• purging long files, ashish.sachan@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: purging long files, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: purging long files, QQ
    • Re: purging long files, Michael Paoli
  • Re: purging long files, Michael Paoli
  • Re: purging long files, Chris Mattern
    • Re: purging long files, Michael Paoli
      • Re: purging long files, John Savage
      • Re: purging long files, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: purging long files, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: purging long files, Geoff Clare
• Deleting line from a file, doni
  • Re: Deleting line from a file, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Deleting line from a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
• How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Dave S.
  • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Dave S.
      • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Dave S.
      • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Dave S.
      • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Ed Morton
    • Re: How do you split a long line in sed, but only at specific boundaries?, Dave S.
• brackets throwing of a readline, mrbluelamp
  • Re: brackets throwing of a readline, Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: brackets throwing of a readline, mrbluelamp
• Replace pipe-delimited numeric column, joseph . snukis
  • Re: Replace pipe-delimited numeric column, Ed Morton
    • Re: Replace pipe-delimited numeric column, joseph . snukis
• Loading an array, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Loading an array, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Loading an array, amerar@xxxxxxx
• Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, n9kws
  • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, Scott McMillan
    • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, n9kws
      • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, reverse
    • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, Dave Gibson
      • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, Daniel Rock
  • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, n9kws
  • Re: Convert script from ksh93 to bash question, Charles Shannon Hendrix
• Stupid Question, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Stupid Question, Janis Papanagnou
• Ping script flag, gineraso
  • Re: Ping script flag, Scott McMillan
    • Re: Ping script flag, Ed Morton
• TLS FTP Site Checker Script, christophergraber
• Referring to array elements, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Referring to array elements, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Referring to array elements, John DuBois
• how are hard links used?, Digital Puer
  • Re: how are hard links used?, Marcin Dobrucki
    • Re: how are hard links used?, Digital Puer
      • Re: how are hard links used?, Bill Marcum
      • Re: how are hard links used?, Digital Puer
      • Re: how are hard links used?, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: how are hard links used?, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: how are hard links used?, Denis
  • Re: how are hard links used?, Kaz Kylheku
• KSH coprocess, Mohsen Lashkariani
  • Re: KSH coprocess, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: KSH coprocess, joe
  • Re: KSH coprocess, Janis Papanagnou
• Re: How to add 2 to wc -l returned rows count, Mark Haas
• cut -c, jason.nesbitt@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: cut -c, Bill Marcum
    • Re: cut -c, jason.nesbitt@xxxxxxxxx
• Associative Array Question, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Associative Array Question, amerar@xxxxxxx
    • Re: Associative Array Question, John DuBois
      • Re: Associative Array Question, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Associative Array Question, amerar@xxxxxxx
    • Re: Associative Array Question, Jon LaBadie
• loaing an array, Stu
  • Re: loaing an array, Stu
  • Re: loaing an array, Stu
    • Re: loaing an array, R. Bernstein
  • Re: loaing an array, Stu
• Off-Topic or not?, Huub
  • Re: Off-Topic or not?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Off-Topic or not?, mailto . anand . hariharan
      • Re: Off-Topic or not?, Huub
      • Re: Off-Topic or not?, mailto . anand . hariharan
      • Re: Off-Topic or not?, Huub
      • Re: Off-Topic or not?, mailto . anand . hariharan
• Unix WAIT command, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Unix WAIT command, Ed Morton
  • Re: Unix WAIT command, Bill Marcum
• What the F***. Can't SSH do this?, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: What the F***. Can't SSH do this?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: What the F***. Can't SSH do this?, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: What the F***. Can't SSH do this?, implicate_order
• How can I print out env in a script?, needin4mation
  • Re: How can I print out env in a script?, Scott McMillan
  • Re: How can I print out env in a script?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: How can I print out env in a script?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: How can I print out env in a script?, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: How can I print out env in a script?, base60
• shell programming (sh): testing function return value, Leonardo
  • Re: shell programming (sh): testing function return value, joe
  • Re: shell programming (sh): testing function return value, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: shell programming (sh): testing function return value, Guru
  • Re: shell programming (sh): testing function return value, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: shell programming (sh): testing function return value, Bill Marcum
• best way to have a script read a config file?, osiris
  • Re: best way to have a script read a config file?, Michael Heiming
  • Re: best way to have a script read a config file?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• About the batch command, * Tong*
  • Re: About the batch command, Bill Marcum
• bash (sh?) scripting question, Leonardo
  • Re: bash (sh?) scripting question, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: bash (sh?) scripting question, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: bash (sh?) scripting question, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: bash (sh?) scripting question, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: bash (sh?) scripting question, William
• date/time computation - korn shell only, pjnhras
  • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Stu
      • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Bill Marcum
      • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Ed Morton
    • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Chris Mattern
      • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, John DuBois
  • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, PDreyer
    • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, PDreyer
  • Re: date/time computation - korn shell only, Daniel Rock
• Question on detecting user input..........., amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Question on detecting user input..........., Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Question on detecting user input..........., Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Question on detecting user input..........., Why Tea
      • Re: Question on detecting user input..........., Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Question on detecting user input..........., Atropo
• How to concatenate some grep commands, reverse
  • Re: How to concatenate some grep commands, Ed Morton
  • Re: How to concatenate some grep commands, Penguiniator
    • Re: How to concatenate some grep commands, Bill Marcum
      • Re: How to concatenate some grep commands, reverse
• Read spaces with "read", Jose Luis
  • Re: Read spaces with "read", Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Read spaces with "read", Stephane Chazelas
• want to ask how to use grep -v repeatly, atroposluk
  • Re: want to ask how to use grep -v repeatly, aryzhov
  • Re: want to ask how to use grep -v repeatly, Bill Marcum
• How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, zdk
  • Re: How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, zdk
  • Re: How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, aryzhov
    • Re: How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, zdk
    • Re: How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, balreddy . gattu
  • Re: How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, Michael Paoli
    • Re: How to cp all files&dirs exclude hidden file?, zdk
• Re: insert current time into .signature, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: insert current time into .signature, Hactar
    • Re: insert current time into .signature, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: insert current time into .signature, John W. Krahn
    • Re: insert current time into .signature, John W. Krahn
• sorry, your envelope sender domain must exist, thomasriise
  • Re: sorry, your envelope sender domain must exist, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: sorry, your envelope sender domain must exist, thomasriise
• deleting all files older than a certain date, laredotornado
  • Re: deleting all files older than a certain date, Damian 'LegioN' Szuberski
    • Message not available
      • Re: deleting all files older than a certain date, Grant
  • Re: deleting all files older than a certain date, Michael Paoli
• Retrieving backreferences, Tom
  • Re: Retrieving backreferences, Michael Paoli
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Retrieving backreferences, Tom
    • Re: Retrieving backreferences, Ed Morton
      • Re: Retrieving backreferences, Tom
      • Re: Retrieving backreferences, Loki Harfagr
      • Re: Retrieving backreferences, Tom
• Date/time computation, pjnhras
  • Re: Date/time computation, Ed Morton
    • Re: Date/time computation, William Park
  • Re: Date/time computation, Kenny McCormack
• rating, Akaketwa
  • Re: rating, Loki Harfagr
• SCRIPT TO GET CPU IDLE TIME, Vikrambhimbar
  • Re: SCRIPT TO GET CPU IDLE TIME, Scott McMillan
    • Re: SCRIPT TO GET CPU IDLE TIME, rudranee
  • Re: SCRIPT TO GET CPU IDLE TIME, balreddy . gattu
• how to run IPCs in cygwin, Aanchal
• Top 10 subjects comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
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• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Heiner Steven
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• Text file processing - any ideas on this?, Dave (from the UK)
  • Re: Text file processing - any ideas on this?, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Text file processing - any ideas on this?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Text file processing - any ideas on this?, Dave (from the UK)
• merging two services files, Dave
• sorting the output of the find command, osiris
  • Re: sorting the output of the find command, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: sorting the output of the find command, Chris Mattern
  • Re: sorting the output of the find command, Daniel Rock
• sed RE question, es_
  • Re: sed RE question, Loki Harfagr
    • Re: sed RE question, es_
      • Re: sed RE question, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: sed RE question, Bill Marcum
      • Re: sed RE question, Loki Harfagr
      • Re: sed RE question, es_
      • Re: sed RE question, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: sed RE question, Xicheng Jia
• newbie problem for renaming files using a bash script, Dazz Murphy
  • Re: newbie problem for renaming files using a bash script, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: newbie problem for renaming files using a bash script, Dazz Murphy
• How do you echo a carriage return?, casioculture
  • Re: How do you echo a carriage return?, Klaus Alexander Seistrup
  • Re: How do you echo a carriage return?, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: How do you echo a carriage return?, Stephane CHAZELAS
• output, compboy
  • Re: output, Stephan 'smg' Grein
    • Re: output, Bill Marcum
  • Re: output, Chris F.A. Johnson
• sed interpretation, pjnhras
  • Re: sed interpretation, Stephane CHAZELAS
• shell script question, Mohsen Lashkariani
  • Re: shell script question, base60
    • Re: shell script question, Mohsen Lashkariani
  • Re: shell script question, Jon LaBadie
    • Re: shell script question, Mohsen Lashkariani
  • Re: shell script question, PDreyer
    • Re: shell script question, Mohsen Lashkariani
• another find question, vr
  • Re: another find question, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: another find question, kenneth kahn
• Commands and switches as variables don't execute (bash), dontodd@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Commands and switches as variables don't execute (bash), Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: Commands and switches as variables don't execute (bash), dontodd@xxxxxxxxx
• newbie qn: shell program to copy files from one directory on the server to a remote windows machine on the same network, akaketwa
  • Re: newbie qn: shell program to copy files from one directory on the server to a remote windows machine on the same network, Andy
    • Re: newbie qn: shell program to copy files from one directory on the server to a remote windows machine on the same network, Akaketwa
      • Re: newbie qn: shell program to copy files from one directory on the server to a remote windows machine on the same network, Andy
• find command, -prune question, compboy
  • Re: find command, -prune question, Bill Marcum
    • Re: find command, -prune question, compboy
      • Re: find command, -prune question, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: find command, -prune question, compboy
      • Re: find command, -prune question, Old Man
• Add lines to a file, tester
  • Re: Add lines to a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Add lines to a file, Steffen Schuler
• Pivot data using awk, Jay
  • Re: Pivot data using awk, Ed Morton
  • Re: Pivot data using awk, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Pivot data using awk, John W. Krahn
    • Re: Pivot data using awk, Jay
  • Re: Pivot data using awk, Rakesh Sharma
• How to parse a file with awk?, BTNA
  • Re: How to parse a file with awk?, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: How to parse a file with awk?, Ed Morton
    • Re: How to parse a file with awk?, GH Snijders
      • Re: How to parse a file with awk?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: How to parse a file with awk?, GH Snijders
      • Re: How to parse a file with awk?, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: How to parse a file with awk?, GH Snijders
• Run a PL SQL Package from a shell script, nicetom786
  • Re: Run a PL SQL Package from a shell script, Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: Run a PL SQL Package from a shell script, Chris F.A. Johnson
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• Re: Getops usage with options and argumets. Please Help, BTNA
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• Variables, pjnhras
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  • Re: Variables, star
  • Re: Variables, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Variables, Steffen Schuler
• is there anyway for automated login, star
  • Re: is there anyway for automated login, Bill Marcum
  • Re: is there anyway for automated login, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Quit after certain paragraph, Salve Håkedal
  • Re: Quit after certain paragraph, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Quit after certain paragraph, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: Quit after certain paragraph, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: Quit after certain paragraph, Salve Håkedal
      • Re: Quit after certain paragraph, Ed Morton
• how to list all files info owned by id, john_woo
  • Re: how to list all files info owned by id, Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: how to list all files info owned by id, aryzhov
• Executing cronjob on every first business day of the month, Meeaz
  • Re: Executing cronjob on every first business day of the month, martin.witte@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Executing cronjob on every first business day of the month, aryzhov
  • Re: Executing cronjob on every first business day of the month, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: Executing cronjob on every first business day of the month, Chris F.A. Johnson
• unzip in relative path, Amit . Kapila
  • Re: unzip in relative path, Deepak
    • Re: unzip in relative path, capellano
      • Re: unzip in relative path, capellano
  • Re: unzip in relative path, Bill Marcum
  • Re: unzip in relative path, DaveG
• Timestamp as a one-line-variable, thomasriise
  • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, martin.witte@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, thomasriise
      • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, martin.witte@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, PDreyer
    • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, PDreyer
      • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, thomasriise
      • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, jeff
  • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: Timestamp as a one-line-variable, hymie!
• What does IFS="${IFS}[]()" mean?, todeepaksahoo
  • Re: What does IFS="${IFS}[]()" mean?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
    • Re: What does IFS="${IFS}[]()" mean?, Deepak
      • Re: What does IFS="${IFS}[]()" mean?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
      • Re: What does IFS="${IFS}[]()" mean?, Barry Margolin
• Is there any certification for shell programming???, Surya
  • Re: Is there any certification for shell programming???, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• Re: secure files, aryzhov
• Re: FYI: cygwin, gunzip -c, aryzhov
• appending a variable to filename while copying, pratik_pathak01
  • Re: appending a variable to filename while copying, mateinone
    • Re: appending a variable to filename while copying, mateinone
• Re: Can I do this in Unix, or do I need awk?, mateinone
• sed - precutting str2 var from str1 input, Hufnus
  • Re: sed - precutting str2 var from str1 input, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: sed - precutting str2 var from str1 input, Hufnus
      • Re: sed - precutting str2 var from str1 input, Hufnus
      • Re: sed - precutting str2 var from str1 input, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: sed - precutting str2 var from str1 input, Hufnus
• Grep, sed or awk?, Steve Drenker
  • Re: Grep, sed or awk?, Ed Morton
    • Re: Grep, sed or awk?, William James
  • Re: Grep, sed or awk?, mik3
  • Re: Grep, sed or awk?, Xicheng Jia
  • Re: Grep, sed or awk?, William James
  • Re: Grep, sed or awk?, Loki Harfagr
• Re: Why is this bashism?, Sven Mascheck
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• Re: Trouble with spaces, Michael Tosch
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