comp.unix.shell

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• Table format, AE86
  • Re: Table format, Ed Morton
• Mimic zsh's right prompt in bash, Thorsten Kampe
  • Re: Mimic zsh's right prompt in bash, Thorsten Kampe
    • Re: Mimic zsh's right prompt in bash, Thorsten Kampe
      • Re: Mimic zsh's right prompt in bash, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Mimic zsh's right prompt in bash, Thorsten Kampe
      • Re: Mimic zsh's right prompt in bash, Thorsten Kampe
• Where is list of icons for X11R6?, bpatton
  • Re: Where is list of icons for X11R6?, Bill Marcum
• date function current month and last month the same, wolffc
  • Re: date function current month and last month the same, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: date function current month and last month the same, Jose H.
  • Re: date function current month and last month the same, Bill Marcum
• not exiting from script after creating a background process!!, Vinay
  • Re: not exiting from script after creating a background process!!, Lew Pitcher
• Simple bash script, Deniz Dogan
  • Re: Simple bash script, Teo
    • Re: Simple bash script, Deniz Dogan
  • Re: Simple bash script, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Attempting to work with a basic variable name and it's value within one for loop, comatt1
  • Re: Attempting to work with a basic variable name and it's value within one for loop, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Attempting to work with a basic variable name and it's value within one for loop, Ed Morton
      • Re: Attempting to work with a basic variable name and it's value within one for loop, comatt1
      • Re: Attempting to work with a basic variable name and it's value within one for loop, Ed Morton
  • Re: Attempting to work with a basic variable name and it's value within one for loop, Chris F.A. Johnson
• tcsh: continue: end not found. --- Arghh, rh0dium
  • Re: tcsh: continue: end not found. --- Arghh, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: tcsh: continue: end not found. --- Arghh, Michael Tosch
    • Re: tcsh: continue: end not found. --- Arghh, rh0dium
• Variable in embedded perl script, Jose Luis
  • Re: Variable in embedded perl script, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: Variable in embedded perl script, Barry Margolin
• ctrl z question, merrittr
  • Re: ctrl z question, Jose H.
• Script for uploading files - use select or case?, mowgli
  • Re: Script for uploading files - use select or case?, SiKing
  • Re: Script for uploading files - use select or case?, Brian Mac
• one liner sed or awk, Seve . Paritos
  • Re: one liner sed or awk, Ed Morton
    • Re: one liner sed or awk, Michael Tosch
  • Re: one liner sed or awk, Michael Tosch
  • Re: one liner sed or awk, Robert Bonomi
• shell script question - changing PS1 based on tty, mowgli
  • Re: shell script question - changing PS1 based on tty, Bill Marcum
  • Re: shell script question - changing PS1 based on tty, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: shell script question - changing PS1 based on tty, mowgli
      • Re: shell script question - changing PS1 based on tty, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Sed scipt issue, Shell Solution
  • Re: Sed scipt issue, Ed Morton
    • Re: Sed scipt issue, Maxwell Lol
      • Re: Sed scipt issue, Shell Solution
    • Re: Sed scipt issue, Shell Solution
      • Re: Sed scipt issue, Ed Morton
• Extracting path components from an absolute path, fia_wrc_fanatic
  • Re: Extracting path components from an absolute path, Walt Fles
  • Re: Extracting path components from an absolute path, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Extracting path components from an absolute path, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Extracting path components from an absolute path, Chris F.A. Johnson
• awk and uniq, merrittr
  • Re: awk and uniq, Harry331
  • Re: awk and uniq, Michael Tosch
  • Re: awk and uniq, Barry Margolin
• Discrepancy while reading and comparing binary files, Madhusudhanan Chandrasekaran
  • Re: Discrepancy while reading and comparing binary files, Barry Margolin
• File name length??, Dave Kelly
  • Re: File name length??, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: File name length??, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: File name length??, Bill Marcum
  • Re: File name length??, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: File name length??, Dave Kelly
  • Re: File name length??, Allodoxaphobia
    • Re: File name length??, Dave Kelly
      • Re: File name length??, loki harfagr
      • Re: File name length??, Allodoxaphobia
• Finding a string in a file, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Finding a string in a file, Franco
    • Re: Finding a string in a file, Ed Morton
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, Ed Morton
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, Ed Morton
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, Ed Morton
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Finding a string in a file, Ed Morton
  • Re: Finding a string in a file, tmp123
• Using basename to strip suffix, Dave Kelly
  • Re: Using basename to strip suffix, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Using basename to strip suffix, Dave Kelly
      • Re: Using basename to strip suffix, Janis Papanagnou
• removing rogue characters with sed, waffle . horn
  • Re: removing rogue characters with sed, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: removing rogue characters with sed, Andrew Smallshaw
  • Re: removing rogue characters with sed, John W. Krahn
    • Re: removing rogue characters with sed, badger
    • Re: removing rogue characters with sed, waffle . horn
• AWK doubt, apogeusistemas
  • Re: AWK doubt, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: AWK doubt, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: AWK doubt, apogeusistemas
• the newer of 2 files, osiris
  • Re: the newer of 2 files, wfw
  • Re: the newer of 2 files, Jeroen van Nieuwenhuizen
  • Re: the newer of 2 files, Daniel Rock
  • Re: the newer of 2 files, Bill Marcum
• web requests?, spacemarine
  • Re: web requests?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: web requests?, spacemarine
      • Re: web requests?, Dave Kelly
      • Re: web requests?, spacemarine
  • Message not available
    • Re: web requests?, spacemarine
• Anonymization, Clement
  • Re: Anonymization, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Anonymization, Clement
      • Re: Anonymization, Janis Papanagnou
• Checking if a environment variable is set in csh, jeungster
  • Re: Checking if a environment variable is set in csh, Kenny McCormack
• Is << faster than echo?, tmp123
  • Re: Is << faster than echo?, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Is << faster than echo?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Is << faster than echo?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Is << faster than echo?, sjdevnull@xxxxxxxxx
• Custom Software Development, VB
• bash: How to use 'set -o vi' and still be able to use ctrl-a, ctrl-e etc., Erik Terpstra
  • Re: bash: How to use 'set -o vi' and still be able to use ctrl-a, ctrl-e etc., Martin Krischik
• bash, delete the content of a directory, di0rz`
  • Re: bash, delete the content of a directory, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: bash, delete the content of a directory, SiKing
    • Re: bash, delete the content of a directory, di0rz`
• Searching for a string and print next string, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Searching for a string and print next string, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Searching for a string and print next string, Ed Morton
  • Re: Searching for a string and print next string, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Searching for a string and print next string, Ed Morton
      • Re: Searching for a string and print next string, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Searching for a string and print next string, William James
  • Re: Searching for a string and print next string, John W. Krahn
• scheduling tasks, Ben
  • Re: scheduling tasks, DaveG
    • Re: scheduling tasks, Ben
      • Re: scheduling tasks, DaveG
      • Re: scheduling tasks, SiKing
• limit bandwidth, Ben
  • Re: limit bandwidth, SiKing
• Question on script - PLEASE HELP!!!, jdoe987
  • Re: Question on script - PLEASE HELP!!!, Ben
  • Re: Question on script - PLEASE HELP!!!, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Question on script - PLEASE HELP!!!, Thobias Vakayil
    • Re: Question on script - PLEASE HELP!!!, mik3l3374
• Spliting big line, Beto
  • Re: Spliting big line, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Spliting big line, Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: Spliting big line, Robert Bonomi
• removing html with sed, jsamdirect
  • Re: removing html with sed, Michael Tosch
    • Re: removing html with sed, jsamdirect
    • Re: removing html with sed, William James
• Getting a core, Prateek
  • Re: Getting a core, Patrick
• version information, kpm
  • Re: version information, Andrew Smallshaw
    • Re: version information, Glenn Jackman
• Want to edit the File using the Script, Nikunj Khakhar
  • Re: Want to edit the File using the Script, Martin Krischik
  • Re: Want to edit the File using the Script, Ed Morton
    • Re: Want to edit the File using the Script, Nikunj Khakhar
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Want to edit the File using the Script, Nikunj Khakhar
• Remove empty lines using sed, with exceptions, Leif
  • Re: Remove empty lines using sed, with exceptions, Janis
  • Re: Remove empty lines using sed, with exceptions, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Remove empty lines using sed, with exceptions, sil
    • Re: Remove empty lines using sed, with exceptions, Ed Morton
  • Re: Remove empty lines using sed, with exceptions, Michael Tosch
• Add columns, asiadbajobs
  • Re: Add columns, Ed Morton
• Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Michael Tosch
    • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Geoff Clare
      • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Andrew Smallshaw
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Jürgen Groß
  • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Henry Townsend
    • Re: what alternatives does a shell command have in determining its parent?, Stephane CHAZELAS
• How to catch a block which contains some keywords with sed, samuel
  • Re: How to catch a block which contains some keywords with sed, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: How to catch a block which contains some keywords with sed, Ed Morton
  • Re: How to catch a block which contains some keywords with sed, sil
    • Re: How to catch a block which contains some keywords with sed, samuel
• is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Ben
  • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Ron Hardin
      • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Allodoxaphobia
      • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Jean-Rene David
      • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Hanspeter 'Happl' Oberlin
    • Re: is there a cp argument that preserves directory structure, Barry Margolin
• jobs in jobs; jobs control, Ben
  • Re: jobs in jobs; jobs control, Michael Tosch
  • Re: jobs in jobs; jobs control, Barry Margolin
• find -ctime n, Atropo
  • Re: find -ctime n, Bill Marcum
• shell script help, explor
  • Re: shell script help, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: shell script help, explor
      • Re: shell script help, Ed Morton
      • Re: shell script help, explor
      • Re: shell script help, Janis Papanagnou
• How to supply username and password to a script while it is running without manual intervention., Guna
  • Re: How to supply username and password to a script while it is running without manual intervention., Glenn Jackman
• extract lines from file, sonal10july
  • Re: extract lines from file, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: extract lines from file, Michael Tosch
      • Re: extract lines from file, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: extract lines from file, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: extract lines from file, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: extract lines from file, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: extract lines from file, Michael Tosch
    • Re: extract lines from file, Michael Tosch
  • Re: extract lines from file, G-Man
  • Re: extract lines from file, Ed Morton
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • extract lines from file, surajkumar1
    • Re: extract lines from file, Michael Tosch
      • Re: extract lines from file, Janis Papanagnou
• Feeding two consecutive commands using xargs, Mark Hobley
  • Re: Feeding two consecutive commands using xargs, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: Feeding two consecutive commands using xargs, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: Feeding two consecutive commands using xargs, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: Feeding two consecutive commands using xargs, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Feeding two consecutive commands using xargs, Stephane CHAZELAS
• using the return code of a statement directly, Keve Nagy
  • Re: using the return code of a statement directly, Janis
    • Re: using the return code of a statement directly, Keve Nagy
      • Re: using the return code of a statement directly, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: using the return code of a statement directly, Geoff Clare
      • Re: using the return code of a statement directly, Janis
      • Re: using the return code of a statement directly, Janis
  • Re: using the return code of a statement directly, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Setting IFS to the null character, David Wake
  • Re: Setting IFS to the null character, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Setting IFS to the null character, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Setting IFS to the null character, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Setting IFS to the null character, Martin Krischik
  • Re: Setting IFS to the null character, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Bash function in find command, Guillaume Dargaud
  • Re: Bash function in find command, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Bash function in find command, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Bash function in find command, Martin Krischik
    • Re: Bash function in find command, Guillaume Dargaud
      • Re: Bash function in find command, tmp123
      • Re: Bash function in find command, Guillaume Dargaud
      • Re: Bash function in find command, Geoff Clare
• Run in a 30 day increment from now, sil
  • Re: Run in a 30 day increment from now, Casper H . S . Dik
    • Re: Run in a 30 day increment from now, Guillaume Dargaud
  • Re: Run in a 30 day increment from now, chris . l . bryant
  • Re: Run in a 30 day increment from now, Robert Bonomi
• building a command string - separating commands and arguments, Robert Mark Bram
  • Re: building a command string - separating commands and arguments, Bill Marcum
    • Re: building a command string - separating commands and arguments, Robert Mark Bram
  • Re: building a command string - separating commands and arguments, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: building a command string - separating commands and arguments, Robert Mark Bram
• How can I disable bash ctrl-s ctrl-q feature?, zhengquan
  • Re: How can I disable bash ctrl-s ctrl-q feature?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• zsh pattern-matching makes no sense..., kj
  • Re: zsh pattern-matching makes no sense..., Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: zsh pattern-matching makes no sense..., Stephane CHAZELAS
• Benefits of login shell, Hans Aberg
  • Re: Benefits of login shell, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Benefits of login shell, Hans Aberg
      • Re: Benefits of login shell, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Benefits of login shell, Hans Aberg
    • Re: Benefits of login shell, Hans Aberg
• Sending special characters to a shell script, disco
  • Re: Sending special characters to a shell script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Sending special characters to a shell script, disco
      • Re: Sending special characters to a shell script, disco
• Suppression of bash "naming" the xterm, Ivan K.
  • Re: Suppression of bash "naming" the xterm, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: Suppression of bash "naming" the xterm, Ivan K.
      • Re: Suppression of bash "naming" the xterm, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Suppression of bash "naming" the xterm, Stephane CHAZELAS
• delete all files except files ending with xxx, jobs
  • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, james19390
    • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, Dan Mercer
      • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, jobs
      • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, Bill Marcum
    • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, jobs
      • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, Bill Marcum
  • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, fsoppelsa
  • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: delete all files except files ending with xxx, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Easy question about expect, Atropo
  • Re: Easy question about expect, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Easy question about expect, Atropo
      • Re: Easy question about expect, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: Easy question about expect, Atropo
      • Re: Easy question about expect, Glenn Jackman
• bash set -m, tmp123
  • Re: bash set -m, Skye Shaw!@#$
• Help: Line Number, Amy Lee
  • Re: Help: Line Number, Michael Heiming
    • Re: Help: Line Number, Geoff Clare
      • Re: Help: Line Number, Michael Heiming
      • Re: Help: Line Number, Amy Lee
  • Re: Help: Line Number, ramesh . thangamani
• Is it possible in optargs, BN
  • Re: Is it possible in optargs, sg
  • Re: Is it possible in optargs, Stephane CHAZELAS
• question.?, web206
  • Re: question.?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: question.?, web206
      • Re: question.?, Bill Marcum
• Stumped by zsh pattern-matching problem, kj
  • Re: Stumped by zsh pattern-matching problem, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: Stumped by zsh pattern-matching problem, kj
• how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, paintedjazz
  • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, paintedjazz
    • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, James Michael Fultz
      • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, Harry331
    • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, James Michael Fultz
  • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, paintedjazz
    • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, paintedjazz
      • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: how to detect the dir to cd to begins with a dot, Bill Marcum
• Problem in writing a shell, simalseytani
  • Re: Problem in writing a shell, Barry Margolin
• Get current cursor row as ASCII #, Hufnus
  • Re: Get current cursor row as ASCII #, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Get current cursor row as ASCII #, Hufnus
    • Re: Get current cursor row as ASCII #, Stephane CHAZELAS
• backticks remove new line characters, garhone
  • Re: Backticks remove new line characters, Klaus Alexander Seistrup
  • Re: backticks remove new line characters, Bill Marcum
  • Re: backticks remove new line characters, Patrick
  • Re: backticks remove new line characters, Chris F.A. Johnson
• NetBackup Monitorying script, apogeusistemas
• sudo & Sox compliance, thesoulcrusher
• NetBackup Monitorying Scripts, apogeusistemas
• bash declare -r, rodrick . brown
  • Re: bash declare -r, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: bash declare -r, Stephan Grein
• shell script, Ivan
  • Re: shell script, SiKing
  • Re: shell script, Bill Marcum
  • Re: shell script, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: shell script, maaz
    • Re: shell script, Ivan
• remove text, Ivan
  • Re: remove text, Ed Morton
  • Re: remove text, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Capturing 'unbound variable' error (fwd), Farid Hamjavar
  • Re: Capturing 'unbound variable' error (fwd), Stephane CHAZELAS
• how to escape \ in rsh, dharma
  • Re: how to escape \ in rsh, maaz
    • Re: how to escape \ in rsh, dharma
• Get attachment of a email, The87Boy
  • Re: Get attachment of a email, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Get attachment of a email, The87Boy
• Capturing 'unbound variable' error, Farid Hamjavar
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Capturing 'unbound variable' error, Farid Hamjavar
    • Re: Capturing 'unbound variable' error, Bill Marcum
• tar statistics, Mirko
  • Re: tar statistics, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: tar statistics, Mirko
• repalce the some lines of file1 to file2, explor
• replace the contents of file1 to file2., explor
  • Re: replace the contents of file1 to file2., Janis Papanagnou
• Script to expand characters, jdoe987
  • Re: Script to expand characters, Barry Margolin
• Creating password hash value, Prince Al
  • Re: Creating password hash value, Janis
  • Re: Creating password hash value, Erik Max Francis
• bash while read line and variable scope?, Roc Zhou
  • Re: bash while read line and variable scope?, Kenan Kalajdzic
  • Re: bash while read line and variable scope?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: bash while read line and variable scope?, Roc Zhou
• [Bash] How to rename a file extension?, mowgli
  • Re: [Bash] How to rename a file extension?, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: How to rename a file extension?, mowgli
      • Re: How to rename a file extension?, Spiros Bousbouras
• Bash examples and exercises book, mowgli
  • Re: Bash examples and exercises book, Theo v. Werkhoven
    • Re: Bash examples and exercises book, mowgli
      • Re: Bash examples and exercises book, luka
• How to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH in perl script, James
  • Re: How to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH in perl script, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: How to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH in perl script, Barry Margolin
• square brackets in a for loop, David Wang
  • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Ed Morton
  • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Patrick
      • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Barry Margolin
      • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Patrick
      • Re: square brackets in a for loop, David Wang
      • Re: square brackets in a for loop, Jean-Rene David
• bash script interruption, di0xid
  • Re: bash script interruption, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: bash script interruption, di0xid
• crontab and mail, SiKing
  • Re: crontab and mail, Patrick
    • Re: crontab and mail, SiKing
      • Re: crontab and mail, Patrick
      • Re: crontab and mail, SiKing
• find exclude question., Rob
  • Re: find exclude question., Glenn Jackman
  • Re: find exclude question., Jean-Rene David
    • Re: find exclude question., Rob
      • Re: find exclude question., maaz
      • Re: find exclude question., Jean-Rene David
      • Re: find exclude question., maaz
      • Re: find exclude question., maaz
      • Re: find exclude question., Rob
      • Re: find exclude question., maaz
      • Re: find exclude question., Rob
  • Re: find exclude question., Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: find exclude question., Rob
• how to login to a remote server thru ssh using a script file?, kavin
  • Re: how to login to a remote server thru ssh using a script file?, SiKing
  • Re: how to login to a remote server thru ssh using a script file?, Paul
    • Re: how to login to a remote server thru ssh using a script file?, kavin
• How to run an awk '{print $2}' inside a su - <user> ' comands ...', juanjo . 83
  • Re: How to run an awk '{print $2}' inside a su - <user> ' comands ...', SiKing
    • Re: How to run an awk '{print $2}' inside a su - <user> ' comands ...', juanjo . 83
      • Re: How to run an awk '{print $2}' inside a su - <user> ' comands ...', maaz
  • Re: How to run an awk '{print $2}' inside a su - <user> ' comands ...', sg
  • Re: How to run an awk '{print $2}' inside a su - <user> ' comands ...', Stephane CHAZELAS
• User in use, Patrick
  • Re: User in use, Patrick
  • Re: User in use, Patrick
    • Re: User in use, Patrick
      • Re: User in use, Robert Bonomi
  • Re: User in use, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: User in use, DaveG
  • Re: User in use, Brian Mac
    • Re: User in use, DaveG
      • Re: User in use, Patrick
• replacing certain types of line breaks, laredotornado@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: replacing certain types of line breaks, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: replacing certain types of line breaks, laredotornado@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: replacing certain types of line breaks, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: replacing certain types of line breaks, Stephane CHAZELAS
• unix Script Error : status code 127, bd301
  • Re: unix Script Error : status code 127, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: unix Script Error : status code 127, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: unix Script Error : status code 127, Old Man
• sed: print only the captured string?, Phil Lawrence
  • Re: sed: print only the captured string?, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: sed: print only the captured string?, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: sed: print only the captured string?, Phil Lawrence
      • Re: sed: print only the captured string?, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: sed: print only the captured string?, Robert Bonomi
• Stripping out text in filenames -- anyway to script this?, Alex
  • Re: Stripping out text in filenames -- anyway to script this?, Thomas J.
  • Re: Stripping out text in filenames -- anyway to script this?, Phil Lawrence
    • Re: Stripping out text in filenames -- anyway to script this?, Phil Lawrence
  • Re: Stripping out text in filenames -- anyway to script this?, mik3l3374
    • Re: Stripping out text in filenames -- anyway to script this?, Ed Morton
  • Re: Stripping out text in filenames -- anyway to script this?, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Sed and Awk, gilbertost73
  • Re: Sed and Awk, Janis
  • Re: Sed and Awk, John W. Krahn
  • Re: Sed and Awk, mik3l3374
• Script running on TRU64 and Solaris, Beto
  • Re: Script running on TRU64 and Solaris, Bill Marcum
• momentarily redirecting stdout, osiris
  • Re: momentarily redirecting stdout, Jean-Rene David
• output to two streams simutaneously, Bin Chen
  • Re: output to two streams simutaneously, Bill Marcum
    • Re: output to two streams simutaneously, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Shell access for Instructors and their Students, Stephen Jones
• ldd command, Prateek
  • Re: ldd command, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: ldd command, Prateek
• TCSH Question, Matt Hill
  • Re: TCSH Question, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: TCSH Question, Matt Hill
• Basic shell script, kimi
  • Re: Basic shell script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Basic shell script, kimi
      • Re: Basic shell script, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Basic shell script, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Basic shell script, Theo v. Werkhoven
      • Re: Basic shell script, kimi
• right aligned prompt -- in bash, Yakov
  • Re: right aligned prompt -- in bash, mik3l3374
  • Re: right aligned prompt -- in bash, mik3l3374
  • Re: right aligned prompt -- in bash, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: right aligned prompt -- in bash, Phil Jackson
• find files / folders 'n' levels deep, me
  • Re: find files / folders 'n' levels deep, james19390
    • Re: find files / folders 'n' levels deep, me
      • Re: find files / folders 'n' levels deep, loki harfagr
      • Re: find files / folders 'n' levels deep, loki harfagr
    • Re: find files / folders 'n' levels deep, Bill Marcum
  • Re: find files / folders 'n' levels deep, William James
• awk/sed -another column to row question, Banzai
  • Re: awk/sed -another column to row question, Ed Morton
    • Re: awk/sed -another column to row question, Banzai
      • Re: awk/sed -another column to row question, Banzai
      • Re: awk/sed -another column to row question, Ed Morton
      • Re: awk/sed -another column to row question, Rakesh Sharma
  • Re: awk/sed -another column to row question, William James
• sed/awk - columns to rows for a data series, Banzai
  • Re: sed/awk - columns to rows for a data series, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed/awk - columns to rows for a data series, John W. Krahn
  • Re: sed/awk - columns to rows for a data series, William James
    • Re: sed/awk - columns to rows for a data series, Banzai
      • Re: sed/awk - columns to rows for a data series, William James
  • Re: sed/awk - columns to rows for a data series, mik3l3374
• piping to mv, rjh18
  • Re: piping to mv, azposter
    • Re: piping to mv, Maxwell Lol
  • Re: piping to mv, Bill Marcum
    • Re: piping to mv, Geoff Clare
      • Re: piping to mv, Stephane CHAZELAS
• sort command: default record size, heylow
  • Re: sort command: default record size, Bill Marcum
  • Re: sort command: default record size, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: sort command: default record size, Stephane CHAZELAS
• text formatting for calendar, juicymixx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: text formatting for calendar, Ed Morton
  • Re: text formatting for calendar, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: text formatting for calendar, gin_g
• Remove header and line, Beto
  • Re: Remove header and line, Ed Morton
• Files compare doubt., Beto
  • Re: Files compare doubt., Ed Morton
• Shell script question, Eduardo Ferrari
  • Re: Shell script question, Andre Majorel
• How to replace or rename several words of a field under UNIX, Guytou
  • Re: How to replace or rename several words of a field under UNIX, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: How to replace or rename several words of a field under UNIX, Bill Marcum
  • Re: How to replace or rename several words of a field under UNIX, Janis Papanagnou
• soting a list of files, SiKing
  • Re: soting a list of files, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: soting a list of files, SiKing
  • Re: soting a list of files, Ed Morton
  • Re: soting a list of files, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: soting a list of files, paulb
• FAQ moved?, Ed Morton
  • Re: FAQ moved?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• ksh - binding Control and Meta keys, kruhft
• String search and replace, Beto
  • Re: String search and replace, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: String search and replace, Beto
      • Re: String search and replace, Bill Marcum
      • Re: String search and replace, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: String search and replace, sg
• bitwise shift in shell, fazlin
  • Re: bitwise shift in shell, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: bitwise shift in shell, fazlin
      • Re: bitwise shift in shell, Rich Grise
  • Re: bitwise shift in shell, bsh
• script to login to imap server, execute command and logout, Tom Van Overbeke
  • Re: script to login to imap server, execute command and logout, azposter
• Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
  • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
    • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, Janis
      • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
      • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
      • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
      • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
      • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
      • Re: Ksh output garbled/out-of-sync, govindrjujare
• .bashrc not being sourced, Sashi
  • Re: .bashrc not being sourced, Stephan Grein
  • Re: .bashrc not being sourced, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: .bashrc not being sourced, Sashi
• find some files and calculate the total amount of space occupied (megabytes)., slystoner
  • Re: find some files and calculate the total amount of space occupied (megabytes)., Sashi
  • Re: find some files and calculate the total amount of space occupied (megabytes)., Bill Marcum
• ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, Andreas Otto
  • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, bsh
    • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, Andreas Otto
      • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, bsh
      • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, Andreas Otto
    • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, Andreas Otto
      • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, bsh
      • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, Andreas Otto
      • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, bsh
  • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, William Park
    • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, Andreas Otto
      • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, William Park
      • Re: ANNOUNCE: libmsgque2.3-beta2 unix (posix) PowerShell, Andreas Otto
• What does "${0%/*}" value to a shell variable mean?, karthikd
  • Re: What does "${0%/*}" value to a shell variable mean?, Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
  • Re: What does "${0%/*}" value to a shell variable mean?, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: What does "${0%/*}" value to a shell variable mean?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• How to run shell script in 32 bit mode on 64 bit architecture, Manoj Jain
  • Re: How to run shell script in 32 bit mode on 64 bit architecture, Bill Marcum
    • Re: How to run shell script in 32 bit mode on 64 bit architecture, Manoj Jain
      • Re: How to run shell script in 32 bit mode on 64 bit architecture, Bernd Senf
• How to display current cursor row/col, Hufnus
  • Re: How to display current cursor row/col, Stephane CHAZELAS
• how do I list directories before files?, newbie
  • Re: how do I list directories before files?, Janis
  • Re: how do I list directories before files?, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: how do I list directories before files?, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: how do I list directories before files?, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: how do I list directories before files?, slakmagik
• Test if a variable is set in BASH, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Test if a variable is set in BASH, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Test if a variable is set in BASH, Maxwell Lol
    • Re: Test if a variable is set in BASH, Spiros Bousbouras
• distributing files with bash, osiris
  • Re: distributing files with bash, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: distributing files with bash, Chris F.A. Johnson
• error: a bash shell read a text file, dorainm
  • Re: error: a bash shell read a text file, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: error: a bash shell read a text file, Barry Margolin
• Suspect a bash bug, SiKing
  • Re: Suspect a bash bug, Steven Mocking
    • Re: Suspect a bash bug, SiKing
      • Re: Suspect a bash bug, Steven Mocking
      • Re: Suspect a bash bug, SiKing
    • Re: Suspect a bash bug, SiKing
  • Re: Suspect a bash bug, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: Suspect a bash bug, SiKing
      • Re: Suspect a bash bug, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: Suspect a bash bug, SiKing
      • Re: Suspect a bash bug, Patrick
      • Re: Suspect a bash bug, SiKing
• Parsing and splitting command line parameters in bash shell script, milesd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Parsing and splitting command line parameters in bash shell script, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Parsing and splitting command line parameters in bash shell script, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Using text files within sed command, Alex
  • Re: Using text files within sed command, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Using text files within sed command, Bill Marcum
• trim number from input file, moonhk
  • Re: trim number from input file, Janis
    • Re: trim number from input file, moonhk
      • Re: trim number from input file, Spiros Bousbouras
      • Re: trim number from input file, moonhk
      • Re: trim number from input file, Janis
      • Re: trim number from input file, moonhk
      • Re: trim number from input file, Janis
• Use telnet protocol from a shell script, shulamitm
  • Re: Use telnet protocol from a shell script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Use telnet protocol from a shell script, shulamitm
      • Re: Use telnet protocol from a shell script, Oliver
      • Re: Use telnet protocol from a shell script, Oliver
      • Re: Use telnet protocol from a shell script, Brian Mac
  • Re: Use telnet protocol from a shell script, Exal de Jesus Garcia Carrillo
    • Re: Use telnet protocol from a shell script, Stephane CHAZELAS
• compound expression problem, erik
  • Re: compound expression problem, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: compound expression problem, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: ksh - "cannot create" /dev/tcp/host/port, bsh
• Escaping problem !?!, Jose H.
  • Re: Escaping problem !?!, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: Escaping problem !?!, Jean-Rene David
• does a variable contain..., Bruce Bowler
  • Re: does a variable contain..., Ed Morton
    • Re: does a variable contain..., Bruce Bowler
  • Re: does a variable contain..., Stachu 'Dozzie' K.
• diff between 2 files, balameena
  • Re: diff between 2 files, Bruce Bowler
    • Re: diff between 2 files, balameena
  • Re: diff between 2 files, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: diff between 2 files, Barry Margolin
• grep and grep -v combination, Kimi
  • Re: grep and grep -v combination, Ed Morton
    • awk - Ignoring a set of lines, Kimi
      • Re: awk - Ignoring a set of lines, Kenan Kalajdzic
      • Re: awk - Ignoring a set of lines, Ed Morton
      • Re: awk - Ignoring a set of lines, Kenan Kalajdzic
      • Re: awk - Ignoring a set of lines, Ed Morton
      • Re: awk - Ignoring a set of lines, Kimi
• how to delete the first and last character of a line, gniagnia
  • Re: how to delete the first and last character of a line, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: how to delete the first and last character of a line, mik3l3374
  • Re: how to delete the first and last character of a line, Guru
    • Re: how to delete the first and last character of a line, Ed Morton
• `or' in sed., John
  • Re: `or' in sed., Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: `or' in sed., bsh
• Getting the result of a command that is piped to tee, mcgeezer@thepub
  • Re: Getting the result of a command that is piped to tee, Ed Morton
• get part of string using shell script, moonhk
  • Re: get part of string using shell script, PDreyer
  • Re: get part of string using shell script, Guru
    • Re: get part of string using shell script, Ed Morton
      • Re: get part of string using shell script, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: get part of string using shell script, Stephane CHAZELAS
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Chris F . A . Johnson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Chris F . A . Johnson
  • Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Chris F . A . Johnson
  • Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell, Chris F . A . Johnson
• Re: Using Bash to get the last line of a file, Spiros Bousbouras
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Using Bash to get the last line of a file, Spiros Bousbouras
    • Re: Using Bash to get the last line of a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Add carriage return (new line character), explor
  • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), loki harfagr
    • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), explor
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), loki harfagr
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), explor
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Martin Krischik
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), explor
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Alan Margino
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), William
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Harry331
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), explor
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Harry331
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), John W. Krahn
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), parv
      • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Harry331
  • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), John W. Krahn
  • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Add carriage return (new line character), Rudolf
• Managing subshells in Bash, Carbon
  • Re: Managing subshells in Bash, tmp123
  • Re: Managing subshells in Bash, caiqian@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Managing subshells in Bash, tmp123
      • Re: Managing subshells in Bash, Carbon
      • Re: Managing subshells in Bash, tmp123
      • Re: Managing subshells in Bash, caiqian@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Managing subshells in Bash, Icarus Sparry
• find if there is a matching substring in two strings, Faux_Pseudo
  • Re: find if there is a matching substring in two strings, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: find if there is a matching substring in two strings, William James
  • Re: find if there is a matching substring in two strings, William Park
• Re: delete old files, Rich Grise
  • Re: delete old files, Jean-Rene David
• Array help in shell scripts, Suva-deria
  • Re: Array help in shell scripts, mik3l3374
  • Re: Array help in shell scripts, Ed Morton
• SED substitution, Harold Weissman
  • Re: SED substitution, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: SED substitution, Ed Morton
• find out UTC in seconds since Jan 01 1900, wenmang
  • Re: find out UTC in seconds since Jan 01 1900, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: find out UTC in seconds since Jan 01 1900, Harry331
      • Re: find out UTC in seconds since Jan 01 1900, Bill Marcum
      • Re: find out UTC in seconds since Jan 01 1900, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: find out UTC in seconds since Jan 01 1900, Harry331
• removing pattern from each line in a file...., me
  • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., Maxwell Lol
    • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., me
      • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., Brian Mac
      • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., Maxwell Lol
  • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., Ed Morton
    • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., me
  • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., nobody
  • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., mik3l3374
    • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., Ed Morton
  • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., Guru
    • Re: removing pattern from each line in a file...., Ed Morton
• sed Printing between Regular Expressions, anirbid.banerjee@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: sed Printing between Regular Expressions, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: sed Printing between Regular Expressions, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed Printing between Regular Expressions, Stephan Grein
• How to using getopt in aix, moonhk
  • Re: How to using getopt in aix, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: How to using getopt in aix, moonhk
      • Re: How to using getopt in aix, Stephane CHAZELAS
• KORN SHELL: How do I remove logs listed in a file?, Kaka
  • Re: KORN SHELL: How do I remove logs listed in a file?, Stephane CHAZELAS
• need help, balameena
  • Re: need help, Ed Morton
    • Re: need help, balameena
      • Re: need help, Barry Margolin
      • Re: need help, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: need help, William
• Handling error message from cleartool (clearcase), mike
  • Re: Handling error message from cleartool (clearcase), Glenn Jackman
  • Re: Handling error message from cleartool (clearcase), William
• How to pass a "*" character as an argument to a program and prevent shell expansion, Andrew Falanga
  • Re: How to pass a "*" character as an argument to a program and prevent shell expansion, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: How to pass a "*" character as an argument to a program and prevent shell expansion, Andrew Falanga
• [BASH] Shutdown on CPU idle., slystoner
  • Re: [BASH] Shutdown on CPU idle., slystoner
  • Re: [BASH] Shutdown on CPU idle., loki harfagr
    • Re: [BASH] Shutdown on CPU idle., slystoner
      • Re: [BASH] Shutdown on CPU idle., Bill Marcum
      • Re: [BASH] Shutdown on CPU idle., loki harfagr
• Escaping an entire string in sed, John
  • Re: Escaping an entire string in sed, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: Escaping an entire string in sed, John
      • Re: Escaping an entire string in sed, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: Escaping an entire string in sed, John
      • Re: Escaping an entire string in sed, Ed Morton
• locate and grep command, steve
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • locate and grep command, steve
    • Re: locate and grep command, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: locate and grep command, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: locate and grep command, steve
• Problem with Getopts, Kimi
  • Problem with Getopts, Kimi
  • Re: Problem with Getopts, Maxwell Lol
  • Re: Problem with Getopts, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: Problem with Getopts, Kimi
• Re: bash 2.05 does not support the '@' and '#' characters, Andre Majorel
• Dumping a Linux virtual console, Hufnus
• Re: Assigning the output of a function to a variable, Spiros Bousbouras
  • Re: Assigning the output of a function to a variable, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Assigning the output of a function to a variable, Spiros Bousbouras
• File Name Change Using SED, smartnhandsome
  • Re: File Name Change Using SED, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Thanks and Another Simple Question., smartnhandsome
      • Re: Thanks and Another Simple Question., Ed Morton
      • Re: Thanks and Another Simple Question., Kenan Kalajdzic
  • Re: File Name Change Using SED, Ed Morton
    • Re: File Name Change Using SED, smartnhandsome
• Probably a really simple script question, Steve
  • Re: Probably a really simple script question, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Probably a really simple script question, Steve
      • Re: Probably a really simple script question, Steve
  • Re: Probably a really simple script question, kmkcmo2
    • Re: Probably a really simple script question, kmkcmo2
      • Re: Probably a really simple script question, kmkcmo2
• Setting env variable to newline char?, skull_leader7
  • Re: Setting env variable to newline char?, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: Setting env variable to newline char?, skull_leader7
      • Re: Setting env variable to newline char?, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: Setting env variable to newline char?, Kenan Kalajdzic
• bc and fload number less than zero, Flyzone
  • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Patrick
      • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Patrick
    • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Flyzone
      • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Geoff Clare
      • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Ed Morton
  • Re: bc and fload number less than zero, Kenan Kalajdzic
• How do I change line-wrapped lines to un-wrapped lines in a file?, dylanthomasfan
  • Re: How do I change line-wrapped lines to un-wrapped lines in a file?, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: How do I change line-wrapped lines to un-wrapped lines in a file?, Ed Morton
      • Re: How do I change line-wrapped lines to un-wrapped lines in a file?, Kenan Kalajdzic
      • Re: How do I change line-wrapped lines to un-wrapped lines in a file?, Ed Morton
  • Re: How do I change line-wrapped lines to un-wrapped lines in a file?, Ed Morton
  • Re: How do I change line-wrapped lines to un-wrapped lines in a file?, William James
• a simple question, www
  • Re: a simple question, Barry Margolin
• Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, rolf randen
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Hans Aberg
  • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Eric Moors
    • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, rolf randen
      • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Hans Aberg
      • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Michael Heiming
      • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Hans Aberg
      • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, rolf randen
      • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Hans Aberg
  • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, rolf randen
      • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, Kenan Kalajdzic
      • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, rolf randen
  • Re: how to delete a file with "d---------"-permissions?, rolf randen
• Append data into Text file, moonhk
  • Re: Append data into Text file, Barry Margolin
• Re: shell as process group, tmp123
• exec a shell with a cmd from another shell and keep it open?, cpurvis3
  • Re: exec a shell with a cmd from another shell and keep it open?, cpurvis3
    • Re: exec a shell with a cmd from another shell and keep it open?, Barry Margolin
      • Re: exec a shell with a cmd from another shell and keep it open?, cpurvis3
      • Re: exec a shell with a cmd from another shell and keep it open?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: exec a shell with a cmd from another shell and keep it open?, Barry Margolin
• Re: crontab, command substitution and bash, Adam Funk
• script to concat data, balameena
  • Re: script to concat data, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: script to concat data, Jean-Rene David
    • Re: script to concat data, balameena
  • Re: script to concat data, Maxwell Lol
• Replacing every other instance of a string, tom
  • Re: Replacing every other instance of a string, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Replacing every other instance of a string, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Replacing every other instance of a string, William James
• exit logout shell, pinoy2ser
  • Re: exit logout shell, Bill Marcum
  • Re: exit logout shell, pinoy2ser
    • Re: exit logout shell, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: exit logout shell, pinoy2ser
      • Re: exit logout shell, Nakeeran4u
      • Re: exit logout shell, Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Help in scripting needed, Jack-Benny
  • Re: Help in scripting needed, Jibz
    • Re: Help in scripting needed, mik3l3374
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Help in scripting needed, Michael Heiming
    • Re: Help in scripting needed, Jibz
  • Re: Help in scripting needed, Jack-Benny
• Re: execute a script as soon as someone enters to a specific directory, manish
  • Re: execute a script as soon as someone enters to a specific directory, Lew Pitcher
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: execute a script as soon as someone enters to a specific directory, Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: execute a script as soon as someone enters to a specific directory, mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: execute a script as soon as someone enters to a specific directory, Barry Margolin
      • Re: execute a script as soon as someone enters to a specific directory, mr.bmonroe@xxxxxxxxx
• Urgent openings in MNC's for experienced Professionals, metrosoft.recruiter@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Sed question., Maxwell Lol
  • Re: Sed question., Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Sed question., george2
• Re: Simplifying Grep Utility, Maxwell Lol
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Simplifying Grep Utility, Maxwell Lol
    • Re: Simplifying Grep Utility, manish
      • Re: Simplifying Grep Utility, Maxwell Lol
      • Re: Simplifying Grep Utility, Jean-Rene David
      • Re: Simplifying Grep Utility, Bill Marcum
• removing a pattern with sed, heylow
  • Re: removing a pattern with sed, Frank Langelage
    • Re: removing a pattern with sed, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: removing a pattern with sed, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: removing a pattern with sed, Bill Marcum
  • Re: removing a pattern with sed, lrinetti
    • Re: removing a pattern with sed, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: removing a pattern with sed, mik3l3374
• Re: Removing first piece of a line, if there's an all cap word, Jean-Rene David
  • Re: Removing first piece of a line, if there's an all cap word, Jean-Rene David
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Removing first piece of a line, if there's an all cap word, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Removing first piece of a line, if there's an all cap word, Theo v. Werkhoven
      • Re: Removing first piece of a line, if there's an all cap word, Janis Papanagnou
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