comp.unix.shell

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• newbie question: how to convert str to int in c-shell?, neo
  • Re: newbie question: how to convert str to int in c-shell?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: newbie question: how to convert str to int in c-shell?, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: newbie question: how to convert str to int in c-shell?, neo
      • Re: newbie question: how to convert str to int in c-shell?, Ed Morton
• How can I FTP a file from one UNIX box to other UNIX box using xcomtp., Ambarish
  • Re: How can I FTP a file from one UNIX box to other UNIX box using xcomtp., Bill Marcum
    • Re: How can I FTP a file from one UNIX box to other UNIX box using xcomtp., Ambarish
      • Re: How can I FTP a file from one UNIX box to other UNIX box using xcomtp., Bruce Barnett
• Hashing out tyoed passwords, Ray
  • Re: Hashing out tyoed passwords, Radoulov, Dimitre
• how to find which shell I am using currently, senthilS
  • Re: how to find which shell I am using currently, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: how to find which shell I am using currently, Robert Katz
  • Re: how to find which shell I am using currently, bsh
• Question re: braces and quotes, Peter
  • Re: Question re: braces and quotes, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Question re: braces and quotes, Peter
      • Re: Question re: braces and quotes, Bill Marcum
• find a string in files, Gary Wessle
  • Re: find a string in files, Stephan Grein
• Using the grep command to filter, transmute70
  • Re: Using the grep command to filter, Todd H.
    • Re: Using the grep command to filter, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Using the grep command to filter, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Using the grep command to filter, Michael Tosch
• cut, virus.clear.net.nz
  • Re: cut, Ed Morton
    • Re: cut, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: cut, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: cut, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: cut, Michael Tosch
• Bash Adding 09 or 9.1 etc, Keith
  • Re: Bash Adding 09 or 9.1 etc, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Bash Adding 09 or 9.1 etc, Geoff Gigg
• return values from a function call, paintedjazz
  • Re: return values from a function call, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: return values from a function call, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: return values from a function call, paintedjazz
      • Re: return values from a function call, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: return values from a function call, Dave Kelly
    • Re: return values from a function call, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: return values from a function call, Dave Kelly
• Cisco Engineer, Cambridge, MA, THE RECRUITER
  • Re: Cisco Engineer, Cambridge, MA, Barry Margolin
• manipulating PS1 in sh, EdStevens
  • Re: manipulating PS1 in sh, Jordan Abel
    • Re: manipulating PS1 in sh, EdStevens
  • Message not available
    • Re: manipulating PS1 in sh, EdStevens
      • Re: manipulating PS1 in sh, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: manipulating PS1 in sh, EdStevens
      • Re: manipulating PS1 in sh, Jordan Abel
      • Re: manipulating PS1 in sh, Jordan Abel
• scripting help, mainak . sen
  • Re: scripting help, Dean G.
    • Re: scripting help, amrita . ray
    • Re: scripting help, amrita . ray
  • Re: scripting help, Ed Morton
    • Re: scripting help, amrita . ray
  • Re: scripting help, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: scripting help, amrita . ray
  • Re: scripting help, John W. Krahn
• wget & authentication on a .aspx site (crossposted in comp.os.linux.misc), ttschoellitsch
• counting ip addresses, rogv24
  • Re: counting ip addresses, Eric Moors
    • Re: counting ip addresses, rogv24
  • Re: counting ip addresses, Stephan Grein
  • Re: counting ip addresses, Bill Marcum
• question about setenv, EdStevens
  • Re: question about setenv, Hubble
  • Re: question about setenv, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: question about setenv, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: question about setenv, Bill Marcum
  • Re: question about setenv, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: question about setenv, EdStevens
      • Re: question about setenv, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: question about setenv, Spiros Bousbouras
• Relate I/O's activity to processes in AIX/HPUX/Linux, Spendius
• size of all files combined, Gary Wessle
  • Re: size of all files combined, Todd H.
  • Re: size of all files combined, Todd H.
• Server Size, vishu
  • Re: Server Size, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Server Size, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Server Size, Michael Heiming
      • Re: Server Size, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: Server Size, vishu
      • Re: Server Size, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Server Size, Steven Mocking
  • Message not available
    • Re: Server Size, vishu
• Apache ServerName and ServerAlias, Rahsaan Page
  • Message not available
    • Message not available
      • Re: Apache ServerName and ServerAlias, Rahsaan Page
• string to date KSH, Rafael The Engel
  • Re: string to date KSH, Ed Morton
    • Re: string to date KSH, Rafael The Engel
    • Re: string to date KSH, vishu
      • Re: string to date KSH, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: string to date KSH, Stephan Grein
    • Re: string to date KSH, Stephan Grein
      • Re: string to date KSH, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: string to date KSH, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: string to date KSH, Michael Tosch
• Re: Get the most recent file in a remote server using FTP script, Stein Arne Storslett
• Determine the charset in a file, Stein Arne Storslett
  • Re: Determine the charset in a file, Janis
  • Re: Determine the charset in a file, Janis Papanagnou
• Possible to compare real numbers?, osiris
  • Re: Possible to compare real numbers?, Michal Nazarewicz
• Users of Same Group from /etc/passwd, Rasheed
  • Re: Users of Same Group from /etc/passwd, Hufnus
    • Re: Users of Same Group from /etc/passwd, Kaz Kylheku
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Users of Same Group from /etc/passwd, Rasheed
    • Re: Users of Same Group from /etc/passwd, Janis
• counting occurances of hex array in binary file, Hufnus
• listing nondirectories, james19390
  • Re: listing nondirectories, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: listing nondirectories, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: listing nondirectories, james19390
  • Re: listing nondirectories, Geoff Clare
    • Re: listing nondirectories, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: listing nondirectories, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: listing nondirectories, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: listing nondirectories, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: listing nondirectories, bsh
      • Re: listing nondirectories, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: listing nondirectories, bsh
• How to tell zip to ignore some sub-directories, zzapper
  • Re: How to tell zip to ignore some sub-directories, zzapper
• send in email with message in body and attachment, tawright915
  • Re: send in email with message in body and attachment, Jon LaBadie
    • Re: send in email with message in body and attachment, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: send in email with message in body and attachment, Theo v. Werkhoven
      • Re: send in email with message in body and attachment, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: send in email with message in body and attachment, PDreyer
• HOW TO deal with DATES, klebergreco
  • Re: HOW TO deal with DATES, Ed Morton
  • Re: HOW TO deal with DATES, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Where is mount command ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Where is mount command ?, Barry Margolin
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Where is mount command ?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Where is mount command ?, Hufnus
• Logon script, nicetom786
• find a file containing two words in different lines, chtfj21@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: find a file containing two words in different lines, RolandRB
  • Re: find a file containing two words in different lines, Ed Morton
    • Re: find a file containing two words in different lines, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: find a file containing two words in different lines, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: find a file containing two words in different lines, Michal Nazarewicz
  • Re: find a file containing two words in different lines, Rakesh Sharma
    • Re: find a file containing two words in different lines, anbu
• Write output into a given column name, Lie-Algebra
  • Re: Write output into a given column name, osiris
  • Re: Write output into a given column name, Ed Morton
  • Re: Write output into a given column name, Michael Tosch
    • Re: Write output into a given column name, Lie-Algebra
• A grep regular expression, Steven Jones
  • Re: A grep regular expression, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: A grep regular expression, Kaz Kylheku
  • Re: A grep regular expression, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: A grep regular expression, Xicheng Jia
• zsh escape sequences, yusuf
  • Re: zsh escape sequences, Damian 'legion' Szuberski
    • Re: zsh escape sequences, Barry Margolin
      • Re: zsh escape sequences, Damian 'legion' Szuberski
      • Re: zsh escape sequences, Barry Margolin
      • Re: zsh escape sequences, Damian 'legion' Szuberski
  • Re: zsh escape sequences, PDreyer
    • Re: zsh escape sequences, Thomas Dickey
• Is this mandatory #!/bin/ksh, nicetom786
  • Re: Is this mandatory #!/bin/ksh, Damian 'legion' Szuberski
    • Re: Is this mandatory #!/bin/ksh, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Is this mandatory #!/bin/ksh, Damian 'legion' Szuberski
  • Re: Is this mandatory #!/bin/ksh, Chris Mattern
  • Re: Is this mandatory #!/bin/ksh, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Is this mandatory #!/bin/ksh, Daniel Rock
• Exiting from a subshell, radhika . penagonda
  • Message not available
    • Re: Exiting from a subshell, radhika . penagonda
      • Re: Exiting from a subshell, Michael Tosch
  • Message not available
    • Message not available
      • Re: Exiting from a subshell, radhika . penagonda
      • Re: Exiting from a subshell, radhika . penagonda
      • Re: Exiting from a subshell, radhika . penagonda
  • Re: Exiting from a subshell, Michal Nazarewicz
• Finding and copying the last modified file in a directory, mark . pollard
  • Re: Finding and copying the last modified file in a directory, Scott McMillan
  • Re: Finding and copying the last modified file in a directory, Chris Mattern
• Is it possible to diff $variable1 $variable2?, Dundonald
  • Re: Is it possible to diff $variable1 $variable2?, Bill Marcum
  • Message not available
    • Re: Is it possible to diff $variable1 $variable2?, Dundonald
• integer value of variable, nibbio
  • Re: integer value of variable, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: integer value of variable, nibbio
  • Re: integer value of variable, Daniel Rock
    • Re: integer value of variable, Dundonald
      • Re: integer value of variable, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: integer value of variable, Bill Marcum
  • Re: integer value of variable, William
• "mail" command oddity, jaredsubman@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: "mail" command oddity, Michael Tosch
• need help on make -j option, kumar
  • Re: need help on make -j option, Bill Marcum
  • Re: need help on make -j option, Icarus Sparry
• process alls files recursively in subdirectories, donghuang . de
  • Re: process alls files recursively in subdirectories, donghuang . de
    • Re: process alls files recursively in subdirectories, Bill Marcum
  • Re: process alls files recursively in subdirectories, Burton Samograd
• Text encoding conversion, Pierre Barbier de Reuille
  • Re: Text encoding conversion, bsh
• Grab decimal numbers and exponent, Samik R.
  • Re: Grab decimal numbers and exponent, Xicheng Jia
    • Re: Grab decimal numbers and exponent, Eric Moors
      • Re: Grab decimal numbers and exponent, Xicheng Jia
      • Re: Grab decimal numbers and exponent, Samik R.
• anyone familiar with "screen" here?, newbie
  • Re: anyone familiar with "screen" here?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: anyone familiar with "screen" here?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: anyone familiar with "screen" here?, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: anyone familiar with "screen" here?, newbie
  • Re: anyone familiar with "screen" here?, Jason Roscoe
  • Re: anyone familiar with "screen" here?, Jason Roscoe
• How to pull current directory entry out of a grep which uses @, printdude1968@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to pull current directory entry out of a grep which uses @, Jon LaBadie
• payload, boo
  • Re: payload, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: payload, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: payload, Tintin
      • Re: payload, Lew Pitcher
      • Re: payload, Chris Mattern
      • Re: payload, Kaz Kylheku
      • Re: payload, Tintin
      • Re: payload, #2pencil
  • Re: payload, springfield
• Removing EOF character after a unix command, ktvarun
  • Re: Removing EOF character after a unix command, Janis
    • Re: Removing EOF character after a unix command, mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Removing EOF character after a unix command, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Removing EOF character after a unix command, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Removing EOF character after a unix command, Barry Margolin
• problem in making syslog entry, ranjayap
  • Re: problem in making syslog entry, Eric Moors
  • Re: problem in making syslog entry, Kaz Kylheku
• application unable to make a syslog entry, ranjayap
  • Re: application unable to make a syslog entry, Barry Margolin
• how to create a csv file, donghuang . de
  • Re: how to create a csv file, Eric Moors
    • Re: how to create a csv file, donghuang . de
      • Re: how to create a csv file, Eric Moors
  • Re: how to create a csv file, John W. Krahn
  • Re: how to create a csv file, Ed Morton
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Chris F . A . Johnson
  • Re: Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Martin Jørgensen
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Chris F . A . Johnson
• simple adding numbers logic help needed, Eli
  • Re: simple adding numbers logic help needed, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: simple adding numbers logic help needed, Eli
      • Re: simple adding numbers logic help needed, Bill Marcum
      • Re: simple adding numbers logic help needed, Eli
  • Re: simple adding numbers logic help needed, Ed Morton
  • Re: simple adding numbers logic help needed, Barry Margolin
• printing line range using sed, Mitch
  • Re: printing line range using sed, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: printing line range using sed, Mitch
  • Re: printing line range using sed, Mitch
    • Re: printing line range using sed, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: printing line range using sed, Mitch
      • Re: printing line range using sed, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: printing line range using sed, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: printing line range using sed, Mitch
    • Re: printing line range using sed, Mitch
      • Re: printing line range using sed, Ed Morton
      • Re: printing line range using sed, Mitch
• how to write a bash script to do the following tasks?, yangliang_mr
  • Re: how to write a bash script to do the following tasks?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• bash script question, nibbio
  • Re: bash script question, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: bash script question, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: bash script question, nibbio
    • Re: bash script question, Chris Mattern
      • Re: bash script question, Daniel Rock
      • Re: bash script question, Chris F.A. Johnson
• help with scripting, extents
  • Re: help with scripting, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: help with scripting, extents
      • Re: help with scripting, extents
      • Re: help with scripting, Janis
      • Re: help with scripting, extents
      • Re: help with scripting, Janis Papanagnou
• dump list of variables, pottmi
  • Re: dump list of variables, pottmi
  • Re: dump list of variables, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: dump list of variables, William Park
    • Re: dump list of variables, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: dump list of variables, William Park
      • Re: dump list of variables, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: dump list of variables, Kaz Kylheku
    • Re: dump list of variables, pottmi
• dereferencing bash array elements, osiris
  • Re: dereferencing bash array elements, Chris F.A. Johnson
• piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, tony
  • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Pierre Barbier de Reuille
    • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, tony
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Martijn Lievaart
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Dean G.
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, tony
      • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Dean G.
  • Re: piping multiple selections to mv or cp and exclusion, Spiros Bousbouras
• How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Bo Yang
  • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Robert Katz
      • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Bo Yang
  • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Rakesh Sharma
    • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Alexis Huxley
      • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, bsh
      • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, Rakesh Sharma
      • Re: How can I get the last argument of the command line ?, bsh
• Re: how to use unzip with pipe, Ilya Zakharevich
  • Re: how to use unzip with pipe, Daniel Rock
  • Re: how to use unzip with pipe, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: how to use unzip with pipe, Kenny McCormack
• compare files, tester
  • Re: compare files, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: compare files, Robert Katz
  • Re: compare files, Michael Paoli
    • Re: compare files, tester
• Alternative to usual BASH Arrays., Gazza
  • Re: Alternative to usual BASH Arrays., Gazza
    • Re: Alternative to usual BASH Arrays., Gazza
  • Re: Alternative to usual BASH Arrays., bsh
  • Re: Alternative to usual BASH Arrays., Chris F.A. Johnson
• how to avoid multiple script startup overhead, inetquestion
  • Re: how to avoid multiple script startup overhead, base60
  • Re: how to avoid multiple script startup overhead, bsh
• Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., jhagge
  • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., Daniel Rock
  • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., Chris Mattern
    • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., jhagge
      • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., jhagge
      • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., Daniel Rock
      • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., jhagge
  • Re: Running a script: How to reference the directory the script is located in., Lew Pitcher
• Tty resize script., Kaz Kylheku
• User-defined exit values, Yam
  • Re: User-defined exit values, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: User-defined exit values, bsh
  • Re: User-defined exit values, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: User-defined exit values, Yam
      • Re: User-defined exit values, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: User-defined exit values, Barry Margolin
      • Re: User-defined exit values, bsh
• Comparing modified time and date for files, mark . pollard
  • Re: Comparing modified time and date for files, Chris Mattern
• Redirection within -exec of find command does not work, jineshjain
  • Re: Redirection within -exec of find command does not work, Loki Harfagr
    • Re: Redirection within -exec of find command does not work, Stephan Grein
  • Re: Redirection within -exec of find command does not work, Michael Paoli
    • Re: Redirection within -exec of find command does not work, Geoff Clare
• Simple date validation, Derk
  • Re: Simple date validation, Ed Morton
• Task id from core file, Robbert Dam
• Summary Report using awk, Rasheed
  • Re: Summary Report using awk, John W. Krahn
    • Re: Summary Report using awk, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Summary Report using awk, Ed Morton
• please help with sed, podi . ex
  • Re: please help with sed, Bill Marcum
    • Re: please help with sed, podi . ex
• need help understanding bash ulimit -c, Jason Roscoe
  • Re: need help understanding bash ulimit -c, Michael Paoli
  • Re: need help understanding bash ulimit -c, Dave Gibson
• Identifying if object {filename|directoryname} is file or directory when using diff -sqdr, Dundonald
  • Re: Identifying if object {filename|directoryname} is file or directory when using diff -sqdr, Dundonald
    • Re: Identifying if object {filename|directoryname} is file or directory when using diff -sqdr, Bill Marcum
• String extraction, hiddenmarkov
  • Re: String extraction, Vino
    • Re: String extraction, hiddenmarkov
      • Message not available
      • Message not available
      • Re: String extraction, hiddenmarkov
  • Re: String extraction, Janis
    • Re: String extraction, Vino
      • Re: String extraction, Janis
      • Re: String extraction, Janis
      • Re: String extraction, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: String extraction, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: String extraction, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: String extraction, Chris F.A. Johnson
• dd command, manish
  • Re: dd command, Gary Wessle
  • Re: dd command, Bill Marcum
• What's the difference between -exec and -execdir in FIND command, Michael
  • Re: What's the difference between -exec and -execdir in FIND command, Icarus Sparry
• mknod (mkfifo) in tcsh and bash, feenberg
  • Re: mknod (mkfifo) in tcsh and bash, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: mknod (mkfifo) in tcsh and bash, feenberg
      • Re: mknod (mkfifo) in tcsh and bash, Spiros Bousbouras
• Being self aware of STDOUT, Klaatu62
  • Re: Being self aware of STDOUT, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Being self aware of STDOUT, Jon LaBadie
• how to extract IP from log, rogv24
  • Re: how to extract IP from log, Michael Tosch
    • Re: how to extract IP from log, rogv24
      • Re: how to extract IP from log, Michael Tosch
      • Re: how to extract IP from log, rogv24
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • how to extract IP from log, rogv24
  • how to extract IP from log, rogv24
    • Re: how to extract IP from log, Bill Marcum
• finding line number of string occurance problem, suresh
  • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, Michael Tosch
    • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, suresh
      • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, anbu
      • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, Michael Tosch
      • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, Scott McMillan
    • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, Scott McMillan
  • Re: finding line number of string occurance problem, Xicheng Jia
• install ML to aix 5.2?, rs6000er
• dtksh "invalid self reference"?, rdj
  • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, Michael Tosch
    • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, rdj
  • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, Jon LaBadie
    • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, rdj
      • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, rdj
      • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, bsh
      • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, rdj
      • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, bsh
      • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, bsh
      • Re: dtksh "invalid self reference"?, Jon LaBadie
• XWindows of AIX session on PC, aarcee
  • Re: XWindows of AIX session on PC, Bill Marcum
• [Q] How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, yh
  • Re: [Q] How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, yh
      • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, yh
      • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: How to escape "\a" "\b" "\c" "\f" "\n" "\r" "\t" "\v" in the string output?, Geoff Gigg
• need help parsing Received-SPF header, calmasy
  • Re: need help parsing Received-SPF header, moody
    • Re: need help parsing Received-SPF header, Ed Morton
      • Re: need help parsing Received-SPF header, calmasy
  • Re: need help parsing, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
    • Re: need help parsing, calmasy
• bash variable expansion oddity, Paul
  • Re: bash variable expansion oddity, Michael Tosch
  • Re: bash variable expansion oddity, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: bash variable expansion oddity, Michael Tosch
• automate csv upload to mysql database, jsamdirect
  • Re: automate csv upload to mysql database, Passer By
• How to tell .zip .tar .gz, etc?, James
  • Re: How to tell .zip .tar .gz, etc?, Michael Heiming
  • Re: How to tell .zip .tar .gz, etc?, Bill Marcum
• Getting recods that are greater than 2500 bytes in a file, Ambarish
  • Re: Getting recods that are greater than 2500 bytes in a file, aryzhov
    • Re: Getting recods that are greater than 2500 bytes in a file, John W. Krahn
    • Re: Getting recods that are greater than 2500 bytes in a file, Michael Tosch
  • Re: Getting recods that are greater than 2500 bytes in a file, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Getting recods that are greater than 2500 bytes in a file, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Getting recods that are greater than 2500 bytes in a file, Ambarish
• get field x from a log file., andoni . oconchubhair
  • Re: get field x from a log file., Stephan Grein
    • Re: get field x from a log file., andoni . oconchubhair
      • Re: get field x from a log file., Bill Marcum
• tail -f with the Bell sound, efiggy
  • Message not available
    • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, efiggy
      • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, Kenan Kalajdzic
      • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, efiggy
      • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, kavin
      • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, Ed Morton
      • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, kavin
      • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, Bill Marcum
      • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: tail -f with the Bell sound, Tintin
• New xterm without inheriting settings from parent, firouzehjalilian
  • Re: New xterm without inheriting settings from parent, Bill Marcum
• A six dollar investment could make you thousands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, jamesmendez
  • Re: A six dollar investment could make you thousands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: A six dollar investment could make you thousands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, Michael Tosch
• i had a doubt in shell scripting.. can any one clear it?, kavin
  • Re: i had a doubt in shell scripting.. can any one clear it?, Michael Tosch
• logical OR - bash ..problems, peter_sands@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: logical OR - bash ..problems, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: logical OR - bash ..problems, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: logical OR - bash ..problems, Tintin
• Basic Script, should be easy, mooneyj
  • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, mooneyj
  • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, Passer By
    • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, mooneyj
  • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, Stephan Grein
  • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, mooneyj
      • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, Stephan Grein
      • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, mooneyj
      • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, mooneyj
      • Re: Basic Script, should be easy, Chris F.A. Johnson
• USB Scanner GNU/Linux Tool, Alfred
  • Re: USB Scanner GNU/Linux Tool, Andrew Smallshaw
    • Re: USB Scanner GNU/Linux Tool, Alfred
      • Re: USB Scanner GNU/Linux Tool, Andrew Smallshaw
• Group parameter in a shell script, laurent
  • Re: Group parameter in a shell script, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Group parameter in a shell script, laurent
• smart alternative for hash, Michael Tosch
  • Re: smart alternative for hash, joe
    • Re: smart alternative for hash, Michael Tosch
  • Re: smart alternative for hash, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: smart alternative for hash, Michael Tosch
      • Re: smart alternative for hash, Bill Marcum
• writing interpreter in an interpreted language?, Greg
  • Re: writing interpreter in an interpreted language?, Sven Mascheck
• How to search and replace a string like this "xxx -e '/' -c6521", hiddenmarkov
  • Message not available
    • Re: How to search and replace a string like this "xxx -e '/' -c6521", hiddenmarkov
      • Re: How to search and replace a string like this "xxx -e '/' -c6521", Bill Marcum
• script for substuting a word, skwkks
  • Re: script for substuting a word, Ed Morton
  • Re: script for substuting a word, Tintin
• Issues with creating a shell script., cephalon
  • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Chris Mattern
    • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., cephalon
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., c00p
    • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., cephalon
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., cephalon
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Chris Mattern
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., cephalon
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., cephalon
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Ed Morton
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., cephalon
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Ed Morton
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Tintin
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Issues with creating a shell script., Bill Marcum
• Comparing Directory Structures, Dundonald
  • Re: Comparing Directory Structures, aryzhov
    • Re: Comparing Directory Structures, Dundonald
      • Re: Comparing Directory Structures, Dundonald
  • Re: Comparing Directory Structures, Tintin
• Help Needed, Bob
  • Re: Help Needed, base60
    • Re: Help Needed, Bob
      • Re: Help Needed, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Help Needed, base60
  • Re: Help Needed, Dave Kelly
    • Re: Help Needed, Bob
      • Re: Help Needed, Dave Kelly
      • Re: Help Needed, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Help Needed, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Help Needed, Martin Jørgensen
• How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Wavelet
  • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Wavelet
      • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Wavelet
  • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Glenn Robitaille
  • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Dundonald
    • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Tintin
      • Re: How can I redirect all commands result to one file, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, hiddenmarkov
  • Re: Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, Ed Morton
    • Re: Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, hiddenmarkov
    • Re: Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, hiddenmarkov
      • Re: Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, hiddenmarkov
  • Re: Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, Ralf Müller
  • Re: Script to search an input file, insert a line and then update the file, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
• Re: trying to extract single lines from files using the bash shell, Janis Papanagnou
• [bash] Seeing if a file has been modified before/after a date, Gabriel
  • Re: [bash] Seeing if a file has been modified before/after a date, Michael Heiming
    • Re: Seeing if a file has been modified before/after a date, Gabriel
      • Re: Seeing if a file has been modified before/after a date, Fang lun gang
• Multiple processes writing to a single file, James
  • Re: Multiple processes writing to a single file, Kenan Kalajdzic
• how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, sunny . william
  • Re: how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, jsamdirect
    • Re: how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, sunny . william
      • Re: how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, Michael Heiming
  • Re: how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: how to display the complete command name and its arguments?, Jon LaBadie
• help with sed and csv file format, jsamdirect
  • Re: help with sed and csv file format, Stephan Grein
    • Re: help with sed and csv file format, jsamdirect
      • Re: help with sed and csv file format, Stephan Grein
      • Re: help with sed and csv file format, jsamdirect
      • Re: help with sed and csv file format, Stephan Grein
      • Re: help with sed and csv file format, jsamdirect
      • Re: help with sed and csv file format, Stephan Grein
      • Re: help with sed and csv file format, jsamdirect
      • Re: help with sed and csv file format, Ed Morton
• Job_Circular Group has reached to 50, Jobs Circular group
  • Re: Job_Circular Group has reached to 50, Michael Heiming
• Replacing an instruction in all project files part II, Francesco
  • Re: Replacing an instruction in all project files part II, Andreas W
  • Re: Replacing an instruction in all project files part II, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Replacing an instruction in all project files part II, Francesco
• Search for word delete next line to EOF, Steve
  • Re: Search for word delete next line to EOF, Ed Morton
    • Re: Search for word delete next line to EOF, Janis
      • Re: Search for word delete next line to EOF, Ed Morton
  • Re: Search for word delete next line to EOF, John W. Krahn
• Timeout on vi, pierre.usenet@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Timeout on vi, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: Timeout on vi, pierre.usenet@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Timeout on vi, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Timeout on vi, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: Timeout on vi, Kenan Kalajdzic
      • Re: Timeout on vi, pierre.usenet@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Timeout on vi, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Timeout on vi, Bruce Barnett
• newbie: 'find' and 'cp' in a single line ?, ctobini
  • Re: newbie: 'find' and 'cp' in a single line ?, x . Soumya
  • Re: newbie: 'find' and 'cp' in a single line ?, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: newbie: 'find' and 'cp' in a single line ?, Glenn Robitaille
• Replacing an instruction in all project files, Francesco
  • Re: Replacing an instruction in all project files, Janis
    • Re: Replacing an instruction in all project files, Francesco
• conditional statement, Gary Wessle
  • Re: conditional statement, Michael Tosch
    • Re: conditional statement, Gary Wessle
  • Re: conditional statement, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: conditional statement, Gary Wessle
      • Re: conditional statement, Michael Tosch
• Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
  • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, Adrian Davis
  • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, Ed Morton
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, Ed Morton
      • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, jsamdirect
  • Re: Gawk and CSV Fields, Michael Tosch
• how to remove url string using sed, support
  • Re: how to remove url string using sed, Michael Tosch
    • Re: how to remove url string using sed, jsamdirect
  • Re: how to remove url string using sed, Passer By
  • Re: how to remove url string using sed, Ed Morton
    • Re: how to remove url string using sed, Michael Tosch
      • Re: how to remove url string using sed, jsamdirect
• Re: Zsh: zle match command, Frank Terbeck
  • Re: Zsh: zle match command, Frank Terbeck
  • Re: Zsh: zle match command, Frank Terbeck
• capture/redirect output within shell script, hemanir
  • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, hemanir
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, hemanir
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Ed Morton
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Janis
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Ed Morton
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Janis
      • Re: capture/redirect output within shell script, Ed Morton
• obtain alias name in my script, Baihao Yuan
  • Re: obtain alias name in my script, Michael Tosch
    • Re: obtain alias name in my script, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: obtain alias name in my script, Barry Margolin
      • Re: obtain alias name in my script, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: obtain alias name in my script, Michael Tosch
      • Re: obtain alias name in my script, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: obtain alias name in my script, Jon LaBadie
• perl grep try to find out the entry, Mav
  • Re: perl grep try to find out the entry, Michael Tosch
  • Re: perl grep try to find out the entry, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: perl grep try to find out the entry, John W. Krahn
• Read and write to the same file, James
  • Re: Read and write to the same file, Ed Morton
  • Re: Read and write to the same file, Icarus Sparry
• Re: Simple awk print, Ed Morton
  • Re: Simple awk print, Uniman
• sed - add thousand separator, thomasriise
  • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Robert Katz
    • Re: sed - add thousand separator, thomasriise
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, thomasriise
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, thomasriise
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Robert Katz
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, thomasriise
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Robert Katz
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Robert Katz
    • Re: sed - add thousand separator, thomasriise
  • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Ed Morton
    • Re: sed - add thousand separator, bsh
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Toby
    • Re: sed - add thousand separator, thomasriise
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Toby
  • Re: sed - add thousand separator, John W. Krahn
  • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Michael Paoli
  • Re: sed - add thousand separator, mik3
    • Re: sed - add thousand separator, sil
      • Re: sed - add thousand separator, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed - add thousand separator, sil
• Bash-3.2 available for FTP, Chet Ramey
• New Group Annouced..., Jobs Circular group
• logging the files being removed, syed . kazmi
  • Re: logging the files being removed, Chris F.A. Johnson
• sed problem, JyotiC
  • Re: sed problem, Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: sed problem, Michael Tosch
• Deleimeter script, pai
  • Re: Deleimeter script, Ed Morton
• ksh error message, dfeustel
  • Re: ksh error message, Janis
    • Re: ksh error message, dfeustel
• free shell account for irssi, CZAK
  • Re: free shell account for irssi, Mark Blain
• How to mimick \1(from vim) in sed?, PengYu.UT@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to mimick \1(from vim) in sed?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: How to mimick \1(from vim) in sed?, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: How to mimick \1(from vim) in sed?, PengYu.UT@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: How to mimick \1(from vim) in sed?, PengYu.UT@xxxxxxxxx
• sub-script letting know the exit status of the main script, peter_sands@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: sub-script letting know the exit status of the main script, Michael Tosch
• Need to delete the pipeline char "|" from a file but not being able to, ranrodrig
  • Re: Need to delete the pipeline char "|" from a file but not being able to, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Need to delete the pipeline char "|" from a file but not being able to, ranrodrig
      • Re: Need to delete the pipeline char "|" from a file but not being able to, ranrodrig
      • Re: Need to delete the pipeline char "|" from a file but not being able to, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Need to delete the pipeline char "|" from a file but not being able to, Stephan 'smg' Grein
  • Re: Need to delete the pipeline char "|" from a file but not being able to, Michael Tosch
• Script execution, Meeaz
  • Re: Script execution, Meeaz
    • Re: Script execution, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Script execution, Glenn Robitaille
• directory size and sorting, senthilS
  • Re: directory size and sorting, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: directory size and sorting, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: directory size and sorting, Bill Marcum
  • Re: directory size and sorting, passport
  • Re: directory size and sorting, Bruce Barnett
    • Re: directory size and sorting, senthilS
      • Re: directory size and sorting, Bruce Barnett
• Copy ksh files from one account to another account, nicetom786
  • Re: Copy ksh files from one account to another account, Scott McMillan
    • Re: Copy ksh files from one account to another account, dfeustel
      • Re: Copy ksh files from one account to another account, Scott McMillan
      • Re: Copy ksh files from one account to another account, Glenn Robitaille
      • Re: Copy ksh files from one account to another account, dave
      • Re: Copy ksh files from one account to another account, Glenn Robitaille
• Continuing Script Execution after Logoff, dfeustel
  • Re: Continuing Script Execution after Logoff, Scott McMillan
  • Re: Continuing Script Execution after Logoff, Hubble
    • Re: Continuing Script Execution after Logoff, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Continuing Script Execution after Logoff, dfeustel
• Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, John
  • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, John
  • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, Scott McMillan
    • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, Scott McMillan
      • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, John
      • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, Scott McMillan
      • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, John
      • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Converting textfile newlines from DOS <> UNIX, Bruce Barnett
• zipping up a load of files into one zip file, peter_sands@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: zipping up a load of files into one zip file, johngnub
    • Re: zipping up a load of files into one zip file, Andreas Wecer
      • Re: zipping up a load of files into one zip file, Kenny McCormack
• extract field from record help?, rogv24
  • Re: extract field from record help?, Michael Tosch
    • Re: extract field from record help?, rogv24
      • Re: extract field from record help?, Michael Tosch
  • Re: extract field from record help?, johngnub
    • Re: extract field from record help?, johngnub
• man terminal display issue, kejoseph
  • Re: man terminal display issue, Aggelos Mpimpoudis
  • Re: man terminal display issue, Jon LaBadie
• Question on Associative Array in Bash shell, wing328hk
  • Re: Question on Associative Array in Bash shell, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: Question on Associative Array in Bash shell, wing328hk
• sed: filter by line number and pattern, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
  • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Michael Tosch
    • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Michael Tosch
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Michael Tosch
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Loki Harfagr
  • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed: filter by line number and pattern, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Clear Portion of Screen, boborta
  • Re: Clear Portion of Screen, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: Clear Portion of Screen, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Clear Portion of Screen, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Clear Portion of Screen, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Clear Portion of Screen, bsh
    • Re: Clear Portion of Screen, boborta@xxxxxxxxxxx
• `-` in scripts, puzzlecracker
  • Re: `-` in scripts, Janis
  • Re: `-` in scripts, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: `-` in scripts, Kenny McCormack
• Artificial Mind - Part One - Basic Architecture and Cognitive Structure 1st Edition is now available (free download for Evaluation Edition), tommak
• How can i send last command by email ?, vd12005
  • Re: How can i send last command by email ?, Scott McMillan
  • Re: How can i send last command by email ?, Michael Tosch
    • Re: How can i send last command by email ?, vd12005
• Solaris 5.8 - need way to collect source host information, rooksmith
  • Re: Solaris 5.8 - need way to collect source host information, Michael Tosch
    • Re: Solaris 5.8 - need way to collect source host information, rooksmith
      • Re: Solaris 5.8 - need way to collect source host information, Michael Tosch
• skipping first argument in a list, icksa1
  • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Michal Nazarewicz
    • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Michael Paoli
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: skipping first argument in a list, Chris F.A. Johnson
• uniq command in unix, senthilS
  • Re: uniq command in unix, Jon LaBadie
    • Re: uniq command in unix, Glenn Robitaille
      • Re: uniq command in unix, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: uniq command in unix, Janis
      • Re: uniq command in unix, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: uniq command in unix, Janis
• Q: Read a File Line By line and Inside Loop Read User-Input?, Passer By
  • Re: Q: Read a File Line By line and Inside Loop Read User-Input?, Ed Morton
    • Re: Q: Read a File Line By line and Inside Loop Read User-Input?, Passer By
      • Re: Q: Read a File Line By line and Inside Loop Read User-Input?, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: Q: Read a File Line By line and Inside Loop Read User-Input?, Michael Paoli
  • Re: Q: Read a File Line By line and Inside Loop Read User-Input?, Stephane CHAZELAS
• How to read and get the string from fixed position?, gilbertost73
  • Re: How to read and get the string from fixed position?, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: How to read and get the string from fixed position?, Ed Morton
    • Re: How to read and get the string from fixed position?, gilbertost73
      • Re: How to read and get the string from fixed position?, Ed Morton
      • Re: How to read and get the string from fixed position?, gilbertost73
      • Re: How to read and get the string from fixed position?, Ed Morton
      • Re: How to read and get the string from fixed position?, gilbertost73
• How to "mget" files in multiple subdirectories?, qquito
  • Re: How to "mget" files in multiple subdirectories?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: How to "mget" files in multiple subdirectories?, johngnub
    • Re: How to "mget" files in multiple subdirectories?, qquito
• 'done' unexpected error, Bigweld
  • Re: 'done' unexpected error, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: 'done' unexpected error, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: 'done' unexpected error, Bigweld
      • Re: 'done' unexpected error, Michael Tosch
  • Re: 'done' unexpected error, Maxim
    • Re: 'done' unexpected error, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: 'done' unexpected error, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Shell scripts to compare and combine bookmark folders, al ross
  • Re: Shell scripts to compare and combine bookmark folders, Dave Kelly
    • Re: Shell scripts to compare and combine bookmark folders, al ross
  • Re: Shell scripts to compare and combine bookmark folders, Ed Morton
    • Re: Shell scripts to compare and combine bookmark folders, al ross
• locaete biggest file in a partition, Gary Wessle
  • Re: locaete biggest file in a partition, Gary Wessle
    • Re: locaete biggest file in a partition, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: locaete biggest file in a partition, John W. Krahn
      • Re: locaete biggest file in a partition, Jon LaBadie
• getting input from stdin, compboy
  • Re: getting input from stdin, Bill Marcum
  • Re: getting input from stdin, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: getting input from stdin, Maxim
    • Re: getting input from stdin, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: getting input from stdin, Stephane CHAZELAS
• unix timestamp, compboy
  • Re: unix timestamp, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: unix timestamp, Keith Thompson
      • Re: unix timestamp, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: unix timestamp, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Error using while command., andredigi
  • Re: Error using while command., Bruce Barnett
  • Re: Error using while command., Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Error using while command., andredigi
      • Re: Error using while command., Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Error using while command., andredigi
    • Re: Error using while command., Stephane CHAZELAS
• what linux utility i can use to down throughs "mms" protocol, puzzlecracker
  • Re: what linux utility i can use to down throughs "mms" protocol, Stephane CHAZELAS
• get specific pattern from the body of html printed one at the line, puzzlecracker
  • Re: get specific pattern from the body of html printed one at the line, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: get specific pattern from the body of html printed one at the line, Michael Paoli
  • Re: get specific pattern from the body of html printed one at the line, William Park
• sed in shell script " unrecognized command', Anton
  • Re: sed in shell script " unrecognized command', anbu
  • Re: sed in shell script " unrecognized command', Michal Nazarewicz
  • Re: sed in shell script " unrecognized command', Michal Nazarewicz
  • Re: sed in shell script " unrecognized command', Michael Tosch
• Re: this votescript version has been mostly debugged on Ubuntu, humbubba
  • Re: this votescript version has been mostly debugged on Ubuntu, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: this votescript version has been mostly debugged on Ubuntu, humbubba
• Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., andredigi
  • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., Ed Morton
    • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., andredigi
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., andredigi
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., Ed Morton
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., andredigi
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., Ed Morton
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., andredigi
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., andredigi
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., andredigi
      • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Comparing two files with different numbers of columns and generate an output file with only one column., mik3
• Real time if script, dsphunxion
  • Re: Real time if script, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Real time if script, Icarus Sparry
• How does shell work?, Daniel
  • Re: How does shell work?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: How does shell work?, Hubble
    • Re: How does shell work?, Hubble
      • Re: How does shell work?, Daniel
    • Re: How does shell work?, Daniel
      • Re: How does shell work?, Bill Marcum
      • Re: How does shell work?, Barry Margolin
• awk: printing a sigle quote from the command line, jose_luis_fdez_diaz
  • Re: awk: printing a sigle quote from the command line, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: awk: printing a sigle quote from the command line, John W. Krahn
  • Re: awk: printing a sigle quote from the command line, Ed Morton
  • Re: awk: printing a sigle quote from the command line, Bill Marcum
  • Re: awk: printing a sigle quote from the command line, Jon LaBadie
  • Re: awk: printing a single quote from the command line, Michael Paoli
• Creating password protected compression file in Unix, rajesh . vadde
  • Re: Creating password protected compression file in Unix, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Creating password protected compression file in Unix, daniel . askari
• KSH Variables, BN
  • Re: KSH Variables, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: KSH Variables, Chris F.A. Johnson
• How do you do pattern matching in a C shell?, Thierry Lam
  • Re: How do you do pattern matching in a C shell?, Ed Morton
    • Re: How do you do pattern matching in a C shell?, Thierry Lam
      • Re: How do you do pattern matching in a C shell?, Ed Morton
  • Re: How do you do pattern matching in a C shell?, Bruce Barnett
• What is default of typeset variable attribute ?, user101
  • Re: What is default of typeset variable attribute ?, Andrew Smallshaw
• ksh help: redirect standard error, user101
  • Re: ksh help: redirect standard error, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: ksh help: redirect standard error, user101
      • Re: ksh help: redirect standard error, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: ksh help: redirect standard error, user101
• Re: Zsh expand parameter to full path, Stephane Chazelas
• How to build an array, mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to build an array, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: How to build an array, Stephane Chazelas
• Trying to compare 2 file....how hard can it be?, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: Trying to compare 2 file....how hard can it be?, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Trying to compare 2 file....how hard can it be?, Mike
    • Re: Trying to compare 2 file....how hard can it be?, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Help with Remote permissions, ishrath . fatima
• Re: One-Liner Help with -e + ksh heredoc, Andrew Smallshaw
• This song is so hot that various video version are best-known in China, chinesegirl
• GNU Bash removes blank spaces and tabs, Christian
  • Re: GNU Bash removes blank spaces and tabs, Ed Morton
    • Re: GNU Bash removes blank spaces and tabs, Christian
• Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, andredigi
  • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Radoulov, Dimitre
    • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, andredigi
      • OT Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, andredigi
      • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, andredigi
      • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, andredigi
      • OT Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: OT Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: OT Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, andredigi
      • Re: OT Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, Radoulov, Dimitre
      • Re: OT Re: Read input file and pass the value as parameter recursively, andredigi
• Read input file recursively and pass the value as parameter, andredigi
• Core dump issue..., Naveen
  • Re: Core dump issue..., Bruce Barnett
• Grep recursion clarification?, bobmct
  • Re: Grep recursion clarification?, Chris F.A. Johnson
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    • Re: Grep recursion clarification?, Flo
      • Re: Grep recursion clarification?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Grep recursion clarification?, Thomas Jollans
      • Re: Grep recursion clarification?, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Grep recursion clarification?, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Grep recursion clarification?, bobmct
• How to use egrep to do this?, linq936
  • Re: How to use egrep to do this?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: How to use egrep to do this?, Michal Nazarewicz
    • Re: How to use egrep to do this?, Michael Tosch
• Question about .tga file meta data, Mandragon03
  • Re: Question about .tga file meta data, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Question about .tga file meta data, Stephane Chazelas
• Ignore case sensitivity of file names.., Mandragon03
  • Re: Ignore case sensitivity of file names.., Mandragon03
  • Re: Ignore case sensitivity of file names.., Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: Ignore case sensitivity of file names.., Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: Ignore case sensitivity of file names.., Mandragon03
• printing all the man pages belonging to one particular section, chandanlinster
  • Re: printing all the man pages belonging to one particular section, Michael Paoli
    • Re: printing all the man pages belonging to one particular section, Andrew Smallshaw
• moving file with special charater directory name, oshores
  • Re: moving file with special charater directory name, Stephane CHAZELAS
• How to view mail at <root>, omega41
  • Re: How to view mail at <root>, Bill Marcum
• Creating output file using sql statement through shell script, andredigi
  • Re: Creating output file using sql statement through shell script, Radoulov, Dimitre
• Scope of Variables after while loop, sandroca
  • Re: Scope of Variables after while loop, Ed Morton
    • Re: Scope of Variables after while loop, sandroca
      • Re: Scope of Variables after while loop, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Scope of Variables after while loop, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Scope of Variables after while loop, Stephane Chazelas
• White space and eval, Dan
  • Re: White space and eval, Stephane Chazelas
• Removing a file that starts with a '-', banzai
  • Re: Removing a file that starts with a '-', Eric Moors
    • Re: Removing a file that starts with a '-', banzai
• How to get the filename after the line, yaweli
  • Re: How to get the filename after the line, Kenan Kalajdzic
  • Re: How to get the filename after the line, John W. Krahn
  • Re: How to get the filename after the line, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: How to get the filename after the line, Bill Marcum
• conditional script fire, Gary Wessle
  • Re: conditional script fire, Michael Paoli
    • Re: conditional script fire, Gary Wessle
  • Re: conditional script fire, Barry Margolin
• sorted list of ls, Gary Wessle
  • Re: sorted list of ls, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: sorted list of ls, Gary Wessle
      • Re: sorted list of ls, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: sorted list of ls, Ed Morton
      • Re: sorted list of ls, Gary Wessle
• Zero Sized File Deletion, Anoop
  • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Stephan 'smg' Grein
    • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Steven Mocking
    • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Michal Nazarewicz
  • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Steven Mocking
  • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, mmoreno80
  • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Michael Paoli
  • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, removeBill_Wyattthis
  • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Michal Nazarewicz
    • Re: Zero Sized File Deletion, Stephane Chazelas
• Weird environment variable assignment, Neroku
  • Re: Weird environment variable assignment, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Weird environment variable assignment, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Weird environment variable assignment, Kenny McCormack
• How to Compare Unix PID list with database data list?, andredigi
  • Re: How to Compare Unix PID list with database data list?, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: How to Compare Unix PID list with database data list?, andredigi
      • Re: How to Compare Unix PID list with database data list?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: How to Compare Unix PID list with database data list?, Kenny McCormack
• Sorting files recursively, augukarl
  • Re: Sorting files recursively, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Sorting files recursively, augukarl
      • Re: Sorting files recursively, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Sorting files recursively, augukarl
• Process started from /bin/sh script terminates if put in background, Marcus
  • Re: Process started from /bin/sh script terminates if put in background, Bill Marcum
• regarding the conversion of hex value into decimal value in C, ravi
  • Re: regarding the conversion of hex value into decimal value in C, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: regarding the conversion of hex value into decimal value in C, Dave Kelly
    • its not the school home work, ravi
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: its not the school home work, Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: its not the school home work, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: its not the school home work, Bill Marcum
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: its not the school home work, Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: its not the school home work, Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: its not the school home work, Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: its not the school home work, Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: its not the school home work, Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: its not the school home work, Martin Jørgensen
      • Re: its not the school home work, Stephane CHAZELAS
• getopt, single dash with long options, * Tong *
  • Re: getopt, single dash with long options, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: getopt, single dash with long options, Andrew Smallshaw
• Colours in bash?, casioculture
  • Re: Colours in bash?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Colours in bash?, Thomas Dickey
      • Re: Colours in bash?, Timothy Larson
      • Re: Colours in bash?, Thomas Dickey
      • Re: Colours in bash?, Timothy Larson
      • Re: Colours in bash?, Thomas Dickey
      • Re: Colours in bash?, Timothy Larson
• Setting the PS1 environment variable, Neroku
  • Re: Setting the PS1 environment variable, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Setting the PS1 environment variable, Bill Marcum
• Default editable values, eugenedalt
  • Re: Default editable values, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Default editable values, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Default editable values, bsh
  • Re: Default editable values, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Default editable values, eugenedalt
• using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, malachi . constant
  • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, Ed Morton
  • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, anthony . oteri
    • Re: using sed to modify files located in subdirectories, Ed Morton
• SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, avidfan
  • Re: SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, Michal Nazarewicz
  • Re: SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, avidfan
    • Re: SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, Michal Nazarewicz
    • Re: SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: SED to add new lines at the beginning of a file?, Michal Nazarewicz
• [ CLI is King ] Simple Tea Timer Script, ckrainey
  • Re: [ CLI is King ] Simple Tea Timer Script, Loki Harfagr
• Bash change directory functions .. ... .... etc, fvulto
  • Re: Bash change directory functions .. ... .... etc, Stephane CHAZELAS
• sed & external script, jimmy . dillies
  • Re: sed & external script, Ed Morton
• use md5sum in script, jimmy . dillies
  • Re: use md5sum in script, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: use md5sum in script, jimmy . dillies
• shell scripting debugger, Gary Wessle
  • Re: shell scripting debugger, Thorsten Kampe
• workaround to make korn shell aliases that can take parameters, DaveG
  • Re: workaround to make korn shell aliases that can take parameters, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: workaround to make korn shell aliases that can take parameters, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: workaround to make korn shell aliases that can take parameters, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: workaround to make korn shell aliases that can take parameters, Stephane CHAZELAS
• remote ssh, tester
  • Re: remote ssh, Michael Heiming
    • Re: remote ssh, tester
      • Re: remote ssh, Michael Heiming
• log-in daemon, Gary Wessle
• Re: Slow clock down, marmot1
• Re: using sed to retrieve the hour in a timestamp, LionelAndJen
• sort time complexity, Nirnimesh
  • Re: sort time complexity, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: sort time complexity, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: sort time complexity, Loki Harfagr
• Problem with calls to coprocess, PiKaRiN
  • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Dan Mercer
    • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, bsh
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Jon LaBadie
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Dan Mercer
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Problem with calls to coprocess, Geoff Clare
• Re: Date from the time stamp, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Date from the time stamp, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Date from the time stamp, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Date from the time stamp, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Date from the time stamp, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Date from the time stamp, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Date from the time stamp, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Date from the time stamp, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Date from the time stamp, Stephane Chazelas
• Unix shell script on windows, mistral
  • Re: Unix shell script on windows, Flo
    • Re: Unix shell script on windows, mistral
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, mistral
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, William
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, Loki Harfagr
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, mistral
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, Loki Harfagr
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, dfeustel
      • Trolling (Was: Re: Unix shell script on windows), Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, mistral
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Unix shell script on windows, Loki Harfagr
• Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, casioculture
  • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, Ed Morton
  • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, casioculture
    • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, casioculture
      • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, Ed Morton
      • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, casioculture
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: From a bash array to a csv file line?, goedel
• Re: tcsh bug, Bruce Barnett
  • Re: tcsh bug, blue
    • Re: tcsh bug, Bruce Barnett
      • Re: tcsh bug, blue
      • Re: tcsh bug, Bruce Barnett
• Re: finding libraries, Bruce Barnett
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: finding libraries, Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: duplicate entries - compare files, tester
• Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script, Hans van Straaten
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: script misses chars in cmd line arg passed to it only when called from another script, Hans van Straaten
• oracle and loop question, pawan_test
  • Re: oracle and loop question, Ed Morton
    • Re: oracle and loop question, pawan_test
      • Re: oracle and loop question, Bill Marcum
  • Re: oracle and loop question, Bill Marcum
• Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, theshowmecanuck
  • Re: assign a string variable onto itself with concat ksh, William

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