comp.unix.shell

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• Bash: fast way to repeat string???, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Bash: fast way to repeat string???, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
• PATH puzzle, John W. Krahn
  • Re: PATH puzzle, Icarus Sparry
• simple trap syntax, reader
  • Re: simple trap syntax, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: simple trap syntax, reader
  • Re: simple trap syntax, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: simple trap syntax, Wayne
• Time difference calculation, varkey
  • Re: Time difference calculation, Ed Morton
  • Re: Time difference calculation, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: Time difference calculation, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: Time difference calculation, varkey
      • Re: Time difference calculation, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: Time difference calculation, Ed Morton
• comparing two files, sonal10july
  • Re: comparing two files, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: comparing two files, sonal10july
      • Re: comparing two files, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: comparing two files, sonal10july
      • Re: comparing two files, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: comparing two files, sonal10july
      • Re: comparing two files, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: comparing two files, sonal10july
      • Re: comparing two files, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: comparing two files, Barry Margolin
• cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Glenn MacGougan
  • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Glenn MacGougan
    • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Glenn MacGougan
  • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Glenn MacGougan
  • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Maxwell Lol
    • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Glenn MacGougan
  • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Dave
    • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Glenn MacGougan
      • Re: cool app to generate 2D plots directly to an image file from the shell, Glenn MacGougan
• Pls help with this 'find' command line, larryalk
  • Re: Pls help with this 'find' command line, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: Pls help with this 'find' command line, James Michael Fultz
  • Re: Pls help with this 'find' command line, Kiri
  • Re: Pls help with this 'find' command line, Sven Mascheck
• SED question: entering a blank line above a character searched and found, Kompu Kid
  • Re: SED question: entering a blank line above a character searched and found, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: SED question: entering a blank line above a character searched and found, Rakesh Sharma
  • Re: SED question: entering a blank line above a character searched and found, Rakesh Sharma
  • Re: SED question: entering a blank line above a character searched and found, Ed Morton
    • Re: SED question: entering a blank line above a character searched and found, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: SED question: entering a blank line above a character searched and found, Ed Morton
• SED question: entering a blank line above eight character found, Kompu Kid
  • Re: SED question: entering a blank line above eight character found, Bill Marcum
• bash source search path, PengYu.UT@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: bash source search path, Icarus Sparry
• cygwin, betoreyez@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: cygwin, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: cygwin, Ed Morton
      • Re: cygwin, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: cygwin, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: cygwin, Janis Papanagnou
• use of the date command in tar, swordsaintzero
  • Re: use of the date command in tar, mallin.shetland
    • Re: use of the date command in tar, Bill Marcum
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Keith Thompson
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, hymie!
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Barry Margolin
    • Re: use of the date command in tar, swordsaintzero
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Barry Margolin
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, swordsaintzero
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, swordsaintzero
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Barry Margolin
      • Re: use of the date command in tar, Barry Margolin
• creating arrays from text files, Shell Solution
  • Re: creating arrays from text files, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: creating arrays from text files, mik3l3374
• (screen) problem with terminal wraparound, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: (screen) problem with terminal wraparound, Dave Kelly
• Scripts ideas, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Scripts ideas, mallin.shetland
  • Re: Scripts ideas, replytoshishir
• Removing days, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Removing days, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: Removing days, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: Removing days, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Removing days, Cyrus Kriticos
      • Re: Removing days, William James
      • Re: Removing days, pk
      • Re: Removing days, Cyrus Kriticos
      • Re: Removing days, Cyrus Kriticos
      • Re: Removing days, pk
      • Re: Removing days, William James
      • Re: Removing days, William James
      • Re: Removing days, pk
      • OT: synth axe was: Removing days, loki harfagr
    • Re: Removing days, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Removing days, pk
  • Re: Removing days, Ed Morton
    • Re: Removing days, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Removing days, Ed Morton
      • Re: Removing days, Ed Morton
  • Re: Removing days, Rakesh Sharma
• long beep?, Junmin H.
  • Re: long beep?, Bill Marcum
    • Message not available
      • Re: long beep?, james19390
  • Re: long beep?, jellybean stonerfish
    • Re: long beep?, franzi
• Command to extract saturdays and sundays, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Command to extract saturdays and sundays, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Command to extract saturdays and sundays, Harry331
    • Re: Command to extract saturdays and sundays, Junmin H.
      • Re: Command to extract saturdays and sundays, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Command to extract saturdays and sundays, Rakesh Sharma
• perl or shell script for ip manipulation, Dave
  • Re: perl or shell script for ip manipulation, Barry Margolin
• Req: Linux Network Management Engineer, Mike
  • Re: Req: Linux Network Management Engineer, loki harfagr
• Findnig user load..., Guillaume Dargaud
  • Re: Findnig user load..., Michael Tosch
  • Re: Findnig user load..., John DuBois
• Hex to decimal replacement, Tim Frink
  • Re: Hex to decimal replacement, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Hex to decimal replacement, Tim Frink
• the return value of a process, rakesh uv
  • Re: the return value of a process, Joachim Schmitz
  • Re: the return value of a process, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: the return value of a process, rakesh uv
• killing another users process, rakesh uv
  • Re: killing another users process, Bill Marcum
• Cygwin shell script, zip184
  • Re: Cygwin shell script, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Cygwin shell script, comp.unix.shell
• recursive cp that will only pick up certain extensions, zip184
  • Re: recursive cp that will only pick up certain extensions, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: recursive cp that will only pick up certain extensions, Bill Marcum
  • Re: recursive cp that will only pick up certain extensions, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: recursive cp that will only pick up certain extensions, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: recursive cp that will only pick up certain extensions, Stephane Chazelas
• Manipulating large text files, my0373@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Manipulating large text files, Rikishi 42
  • Re: Manipulating large text files, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Manipulating large text files, Rikishi 42
      • Re: Manipulating large text files, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: Manipulating large text files, Bruce Barnett
• sed: s/// not an address?, Robert Latest
  • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Ed Morton
  • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Edward Rosten
    • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Robert Latest
      • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Edward Rosten
  • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Michael Tosch
    • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Michael Tosch
  • Re: sed: s/// not an address?, Rakesh Sharma
• Can we grep a list of all running PIDs in a file !!??, marconi
  • Re: Can we grep a list of all running PIDs in a file !!??, John L
• I dont see the error!, rickm
• Why does not tail exit here?, Mikhail Teterin
  • Re: Why does not tail exit here?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Why does not tail exit here?, Mikhail Teterin
      • Re: Why does not tail exit here?, Barry Margolin
• CD-ROM of "UNIX SHELLS by EXAMPLE 4th", aguai
• Its nearly Christmas, Grant
  • Re: Its nearly Christmas, Edward Rosten
    • Re: Its nearly Christmas, Edward Rosten
      • Third time lucky., Edward Rosten
  • Re: Its nearly Christmas, Edward Rosten
    • Re: Its nearly Christmas, DaveG
      • Re: Its nearly Christmas, Edward Rosten
• Dynamic Variable Name, art
  • Re: Dynamic Variable Name, Claudio
    • Re: Dynamic Variable Name, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Dynamic Variable Name, Ed Morton
    • Re: Dynamic Variable Name, amerar@xxxxxxx
• calc capacity??, franzi
• shell substitution, rickm
  • Re: shell substitution, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: shell substitution, Bill Marcum
  • Re: shell substitution, Michael Tosch
• Re: rounding up (or down) issue, Rikishi 42
• if true ???, bernd
  • Re: if true ???, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: if true ???, Claudio
  • Re: if true ???, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: if true ???, Stephane Chazelas
• comparing PID values of 2 Files in shell, marconi
  • Re: comparing PID values of 2 Files in shell, Barry Margolin
• comparing PIDs in shell, marconi
  • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Joachim Schmitz
    • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Janis
      • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Janis
      • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Ed Morton
  • Re: comparing PIDs in shell, Janis
• To find a filename in all paths and directories.., marconi
  • Re: To find a filename in all paths and directories.., Lew Pitcher
• Case_insensitive search, Tim Frink
  • Re: Case_insensitive search, Andrew Smallshaw
  • Re: Case_insensitive search, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Case_insensitive search, pk
  • Re: Case_insensitive search, Rikishi 42
• Getting the value of a SQL query into a shell variable, Aditya Kumar
  • Re: Getting the value of a SQL query into a shell variable, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Getting the value of a SQL query into a shell variable, Aditya Kumar
      • Re: Getting the value of a SQL query into a shell variable, Barry Margolin
• Passing a shell parameter to awk, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Passing a shell parameter to awk, Vakayil Thobias
  • Re: Passing a shell parameter to awk, Janis
• Req: SQL Developer / DBA, Mike
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Req: SQL Developer / DBA, Mike
• 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Rivanor Soares (web_knows)
  • Re: 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Michael Tosch
    • Re: 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Rivanor Soares (web_knows)
      • Re: 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Janis
      • Re: 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Rivanor Soares (web_knows)
      • Re: 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Janis
      • Re: 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Rivanor Soares (web_knows)
      • Re: 0403-057 Syntax error: directory is not expected., Bill Marcum
• breaking up long one liners, rickm
  • Re: breaking up long one liners, Ed Morton
    • Re: breaking up long one liners, rickm
      • Re: breaking up long one liners, Ed Morton
• Req: Project Manager / Senior Business Systems Analyst, Mike
• awk - last minus one, rickm
  • Re: awk - last minus one, Christian Gollwitzer
  • Re: awk - last minus one, Stephane Chazelas
• How do I search a file and return matching filenames?, dawingz
  • Re: How do I search a file and return matching filenames?, Loki Harfagr
    • Re: How do I search a file and return matching filenames?, dawingz
      • Re: How do I search a file and return matching filenames?, Janis
      • Re: How do I search a file and return matching filenames?, Janis
      • Re: How do I search a file and return matching filenames?, dawingz
      • Re: How do I search a file and return matching filenames?, Ed Morton
• unix2dos ( tr '\12' '\15\12' ) doesn't run, Jose Luis
  • Re: unix2dos ( tr '\12' '\15\12' ) doesn't run, Stephane Chazelas
• Shell Script for PIDs .., marconi
  • Re: Shell Script for PIDs .., Janis
• Hi to ALL. I just join this group., kristiiceman@xxxxxxxxx
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Hi to ALL. I just join this group., denaesooferdi@xxxxxxxxx
• What does ${1+"$@"} mean?, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: What does ${1+"$@"} mean?, Bill Marcum
    • Re: What does ${1+"$@"} mean?, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: What does ${1+"$@"} mean?, AZ Nomad
    • Re: What does ${1+"$@"} mean?, Wayne
• modifing a path (string), rickm
  • Re: modifing a path (string), Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: modifing a path (string), rickm
      • Re: modifing a path (string), Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: modifing a path (string), rickm
      • Re: modifing a path (string), Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: modifing a path (string), Bobby.Higgins
• Awk Doubt, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Awk Doubt, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: Awk Doubt, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Awk Doubt, Ed Morton
  • Re: Awk Doubt, mik3l3374
• Is this normal?, pk
  • Re: Is this normal?, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Is this normal?, io
      • Re: Is this normal?, pk
• Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Janis
  • Message not available
    • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Janis
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Ed Morton
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Janis
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Ed Morton
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Janis
      • Message not available
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Bill Marcum
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Stephane Chazelas
    • Message not available
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Janis
      • Message not available
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Stephane Chazelas
      • Message not available
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, Stephane Chazelas
      • Message not available
      • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, John W. Krahn
  • Re: How to extract certain part of an regexp?, mik3l3374
• Problem with FTP Shell Scripting Caching?, trevor_churchill
  • Re: Problem with FTP Shell Scripting Caching?, Icarus Sparry
• shell script to start process at boot time, linux
  • Re: shell script to start process at boot time, Jan Schampera
• awk processing text flow control, prabato
  • Re: awk processing text flow control, Janis
    • Re: awk processing text flow control, prabato
      • Re: awk processing text flow control, Janis Papanagnou
• extract from iPod, Chris Brown
  • Re: extract from iPod, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: extract from iPod, Bill Marcum
• renaming windows mp3 files, Dave
  • Re: renaming windows mp3 files, DaveG
  • Re: renaming windows mp3 files, Stephane Chazelas
• n$, franzi
  • Re: n$, mallin.shetland
    • Re: n$, mallin.shetland
  • Re: n$, Bill Marcum
  • Re: n$, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: n$, franzi
• check than a list of values into a variable are all the same., slystoner
  • Re: check than a list of values into a variable are all the same., William James
  • Re: check than a list of values into a variable are all the same., Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: check than a list of values into a variable are all the same., Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: check than a list of values into a variable are all the same., slystoner
  • Re: check than a list of values into a variable are all the same., Janis Papanagnou
• Re: How to display from shell script the "last modified date" of the current script?, Cyrus Kriticos
• Filesystem root ( / ) permissions, Tony Borras
  • Re: Filesystem root ( / ) permissions, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Filesystem root ( / ) permissions, Tony Borras
      • Re: Filesystem root ( / ) permissions, Barry Margolin
• I want to do the following, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: I want to do the following, Ed Morton
    • Re: I want to do the following, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• What is the purpose of the following, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: What is the purpose of the following, Bill Marcum
  • Re: What is the purpose of the following, mallin.shetland
• Version Header in CShell, marconi
  • Re: Version Header in CShell, Barry Margolin
• C Shell, marconi
  • Re: C Shell, Janis
• Version Check using Korne Shell..., kirankumar . techy
  • Re: Version Check using Korne Shell..., Janis
• I want to do a vim diff on two sections of the same file, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• can you concat strings in shell, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: can you concat strings in shell, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: can you concat strings in shell, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: can you concat strings in shell, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: can you concat strings in shell, Stephane Chazelas
• tricky shell question?, cconnell_1
  • Re: tricky shell question?, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: tricky shell question?, cconnell_1
      • Re: tricky shell question?, Icarus Sparry
      • Re: tricky shell question?, cconnell_1
      • Re: tricky shell question?, Janis
      • Re: tricky shell question?, Janis
      • Re: tricky shell question?, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: tricky shell question?, Janis
      • Re: tricky shell question?, cconnell_1
• How to Write an Infinite Loop that doesn't Die when Program Dies, kvnsmnsn
  • Re: How to Write an Infinite Loop that doesn't Die when Program Dies, Barry Margolin
• Req: Networking / Network Security consultants for Charlotte, NC, Mike
• Re: How to deal with binary file?, John W. Krahn
  • Message not available
    • Re: How to deal with binary file?, John W. Krahn
• integer limit, trbosjek
  • Re: integer limit, Michael Tosch
  • Re: integer limit, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: integer limit, John DuBois
    • Re: integer limit, Geoff Clare
  • Re: integer limit --- a general method, Steffen Schuler
    • Re: integer limit --- a general method, trbosjek
• Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Wayne
  • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Janis
    • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Ed Morton
      • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Kenny McCormack
      • OT: Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Edward Morton
      • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Janis
    • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: Shell equivalent of continue|break ???, Ed Morton
• Newlines dropped? Despite double quotes?, Dan Stromberg
  • Re: Newlines dropped? Despite double quotes?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Newlines dropped? Despite double quotes?, Chris F.A. Johnson
• how to "find" in reverse sequence (from leaf to root), Charles Russell
  • Re: how to "find" in reverse sequence (from leaf to root), Ed Morton
    • Re: how to "find" in reverse sequence (from leaf to root), Charles Russell
  • Re: how to "find" in reverse sequence (from leaf to root), Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: how to "find" in reverse sequence (from leaf to root), Charles Russell
• Command output manipulation, Meeaz
  • Re: Command output manipulation, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Command output manipulation, Grant
• Re: Command for converting text file (Windows CR) to text file (Linux) ?, Glenn Jackman
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Command for converting text file (Windows CR) to text file (Linux) ?, Rikishi 42
• using grep in ksh?, Charlie
  • Re: using grep in ksh?, Ed Morton
  • Re: using grep in ksh?, Janis
    • Re: using grep in ksh?, Charlie
      • Re: using grep in ksh?, Ed Morton
• Create a new variable name?, Rakesh Sharma
  • Re: Create a new variable name?, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Create a new variable name?, Rakesh Sharma
• setting xterm size, exemelapp
  • Re: setting xterm size, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: setting xterm size, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: setting xterm size, Ed Morton
      • Re: setting xterm size, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: setting xterm size, Stephane Chazelas
• Re: How to easily append (in shell script) a timestamp to tar archive name ?, Scott McMillan
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to easily append (in shell script) a timestamp to tar archive name ?, matt . williams2007
  • Re: How to easily append (in shell script) a timestamp to tar archive name ?, Dave
    • Re: How to easily append (in shell script) a timestamp to tar archive name ?, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: How to easily append (in shell script) a timestamp to tar archive name ?, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: How to easily append (in shell script) a timestamp to tar archive name ?, artix
• awk: different output from shell and from cronjob, Dieter Plass
  • Re: awk: different output from shell and from cronjob, Lew Pitcher
    • Re: awk: different output from shell and from cronjob, Dieter Plass
      • Re: awk: different output from shell and from cronjob, Ed Morton
      • Re: awk: different output from shell and from cronjob, Dieter Plass
• Opening for Chief Architect(Sr.Director) with World's No1 Email Service & Search Engine Company, Subhendu
• Ksh select, can it start the menu at 0 (zero) instead of 1 (one)?, Tooth
  • Re: Ksh select, can it start the menu at 0 (zero) instead of 1 (one)?, Janis
    • Re: Ksh select, can it start the menu at 0 (zero) instead of 1 (one)?, Tooth
• Sending Traps between scripts & Continuing, jnbbender
  • Re: Sending Traps between scripts & Continuing, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Sending Traps between scripts & Continuing, Maxwell Lol
• Integer variable missing its value outside the loop, tomasorti
  • Re: Integer variable missing its value outside the loop, Lew Pitcher
• unix shell script help (KSH on AIX), nmenefee@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: unix shell script help (KSH on AIX), Barry Margolin
  • Re: unix shell script help (KSH on AIX), Ed Morton
    • Re: unix shell script help (KSH on AIX), Kenny McCormack
• Comparing two scripts..., apogeusistemas
  • Re: Comparing two scripts..., Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Comparing two scripts..., apogeusistemas
      • Re: Comparing two scripts..., Janis
      • Re: Comparing two scripts..., apogeusistemas
• find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", wong_powah
  • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", Martin Klar
  • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", mallin.shetland
    • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", Bill Marcum
  • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", Wayne
    • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", wong_powah
      • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", wong_powah
      • Re: find files are either "test*" or "TEST*", Stephane Chazelas
• here document in one line, trbosjek
  • Re: here document in one line, Joachim Schmitz
    • Re: here document in one line, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: here document in one line, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: here document in one line, Florian Kaufmann
      • Re: here document in one line, Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: here document in one line, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: here document in one line, trbosjek
      • Re: here document in one line, Ed Morton
      • Re: here document in one line, trbosjek
      • Re: here document in one line, Ed Morton
      • Re: here document in one line, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: here document in one line, trbosjek
• Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Joachim Schmitz
  • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Lew Pitcher
  • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Wayne
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Barry Margolin
  • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", artix
    • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Sven Mascheck
      • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", artix
      • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Sven Mascheck
      • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", artix
      • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Sven Mascheck
  • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Old Man
    • Re: How to setup a simple shell script? "bad interpreter: No such file or directorybin/bash", Joachim Schmitz
• using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Russ P.
  • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Bill Marcum
    • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Mark Hobley
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Russ P.
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Mark Hobley
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Andrew Smallshaw
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, bsh
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Russ P.
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Russ P.
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Dave
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Russ P.
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Dave
      • Re: using a portable drive with Linux and Mac, Russ P.
• Arrays doubts in KSH, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Arrays doubts in KSH, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Arrays doubts in KSH, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Arrays doubts in KSH, Bobby.Higgins
• Array doubt in ksh, apogeusistemas
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Array doubt in ksh, apogeusistemas
• How sum 2 arrays in ksh ?, apogeusistemas
  • Re: How sum 2 arrays in ksh ?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: How sum 2 arrays in ksh ?, Bobby.Higgins
• Re: [newbiew]removing attributes of html element?, Janis Papanagnou
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: [newbiew]removing attributes of html element?, Ed Morton
• under observation, franzi
• Re: Script to find all soft links problem, Steffen Schuler
  • Re: Script to find all soft links problem, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Script to find all soft links problem, Steffen Schuler
      • Re: Script to find all soft links problem, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Script to find all soft links problem, Steffen Schuler
  • Re: Script to find all soft links problem, larryalk
    • Re: Script to find all soft links problem, Steffen Schuler
• transfering time format in gawk ?, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: transfering time format in gawk ?, Ed Morton
  • Re: transfering time format in gawk ?, Steffen Schuler
• preserving directory tree when copying only new files, Charles Russell
  • Re: preserving directory tree when copying only new files, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: preserving directory tree when copying only new files, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: preserving directory tree when copying only new files, Charles Russell
  • Re: preserving directory tree when copying only new files, Charles Russell
    • Re: preserving directory tree when copying only new files, Steffen Schuler
      • Re: preserving directory tree when copying only new files, Charles Russell
• bash question ... echo subtleties, Yakov
  • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, Joachim Schmitz
  • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, mallin.shetland
    • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, Mark Hobley
      • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, mallin.shetland
      • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, mallin.shetland
      • Using dash and doubledash to end command line switches, Mark Hobley
      • Re: Using dash and doubledash to end command line switches, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: bash question ... echo subtleties, mallin.shetland
• Re: FTP commands, BeeRich
• Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Gnarlodious
  • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Gnarlodious
      • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Gnarlodious
      • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Gnarlodious
      • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Gnarlodious
      • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Set a variable to every line of a find -exec loop, Barry Margolin
• Convert multiple columns to multiple lines, Dave
  • Re: Convert multiple columns to multiple lines, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Convert multiple columns to multiple lines, Dave
  • Re: Convert multiple columns to multiple lines, Radoulov, Dimitre
  • Re: Convert multiple columns to multiple lines, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Convert multiple columns to multiple lines, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: Convert multiple columns to multiple lines, Cyrus Kriticos
• Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, James H. Newman
  • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, James H. Newman
      • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, James H. Newman
      • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, James H. Newman
  • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, ianallison1980
    • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, James H. Newman
  • Re: Running a shell script in an NFS-mounted directory, Bill Marcum
• working with paths, rickm
  • Re: working with paths, Steffen Schuler
    • Re: working with paths, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: working with paths, rickm
      • Re: working with paths, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: working with paths, rickm
      • Re: working with paths, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: working with paths, rickm
      • Re: working with paths, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: working with paths, rickm
      • Re: working with paths, Steffen Schuler
      • Re: working with paths, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: working with paths, Steffen Schuler
  • Re: working with paths, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: working with paths, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: working with paths, rickm
      • Re: working with paths, John W. Krahn
      • Re: working with paths, rickm
      • Re: working with paths, John W. Krahn
• Help extracting strings via awk., oleg . rakhmanchik
  • Re: Help extracting strings via awk., Ed Morton
    • Re: Help extracting strings via awk., Steffen Schuler
      • Re: Help extracting strings via awk., John W. Krahn
    • Re: Help extracting strings via awk., oleg . rakhmanchik
  • Re: Help extracting strings via awk., William James
    • Re: Help extracting strings via awk., William James
• Script error, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Script error, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: Script error, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Script error, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Script error, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Script error, apogeusistemas
      • Re: Script error, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Script error, Cyrus Kriticos
• sed: Removing trailing "/", Stu
  • Re: sed: Removing trailing "/", Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: sed: Removing trailing "/", Glenn Jackman
    • Re: sed: Removing trailing "/", Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: sed: Removing trailing "/", Michael Tosch
• Dates, addanki007
  • Re: Dates, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Dates, Steffen Schuler
  • Re: Dates, William James
  • Re: Dates, Stephane Chazelas
• How to remove -.o, James
  • Re: How to remove -.o, Steffen Schuler
  • Re: How to remove -.o, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: How to remove -.o, kbrede
• insert "comment" characters in a file, AFC
  • Re: insert "comment" characters in a file, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: insert "comment" characters in a file, Steffen Schuler
    • Re: insert "comment" characters in a file, AFC
      • Re: insert "comment" characters in a file, Icarus Sparry
• VisionFS AND Samba on the same server?, RWP
• how to assign the result of a function to a variabel, vs.vivek1@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how to assign the result of a function to a variabel, Joachim Schmitz
    • Re: how to assign the result of a function to a variabel, Stephane Chazelas
• insert new line, sant527@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: insert new line, Stephane Chazelas
    • Message not available
      • Re: insert new line, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: insert new line, Michael Tosch
      • Re: insert new line, sant527@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: insert new line, sant527@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: insert new line, Bill Marcum
      • Re: insert new line, Janis
      • Re: insert new line, Michael Tosch
      • Re: insert new line, sant527@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: insert new line, sant527@xxxxxxxxx
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • insert new line, sant527@xxxxxxxxx
• how to find the time difernce between two given time, vs.vivek1@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: how to find the time difernce between two given time, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: how to find the time difernce between two given time, Grant
  • Re: how to find the time difernce between two given time, William James
    • Re: how to find the time difernce between two given time, William James
  • Re: how to find the time difernce between two given time, Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Finding largest files on a filesystem, Mikhail Teterin
  • Re: Finding largest files on a filesystem, Allodoxaphobia
    • Re: Finding largest files on a filesystem, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Finding largest files on a filesystem, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Finding largest files on a filesystem, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Finding largest files on a filesystem, Mikhail Teterin
• Exporting a config file into the environment, Stefan
  • Re: Exporting a config file into the environment, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: Exporting a config file into the environment, Stefan
    • Re: Exporting a config file into the environment, Stephane Chazelas
  • Re: Exporting a config file into the environment, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: Exporting a config file into the environment, Stefan
  • Re: Exporting a config file into the environment, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Sum of numbers in a file, Heiko@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Ed Morton
  • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, chris . l . bryant
    • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Michael Tosch
  • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Grant
      • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Wenhua Zhao
      • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Heiko@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Michael Tosch
    • Re: Sum of numbers in a file, Loki Harfagr
• Making scripts into one service, Ckesey@xxxxxxxxx
• exit codes of background jobs?, Mikhail Teterin
  • Re: exit codes of background jobs?, Bill Marcum
  • Re: exit codes of background jobs?, Stephane Chazelas
    • Re: exit codes of background jobs?, John DuBois
      • Re: exit codes of background jobs?, Stephane Chazelas
• Sar doubt, apogeusistemas
• Calculating using let and expr, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Calculating using let and expr, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Calculating using let and expr, Maxwell Lol
    • Re: Calculating using let and expr, Allodoxaphobia
      • Re: Calculating using let and expr, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Calculating using let and expr, John DuBois
  • Re: Calculating using let and expr, Cyrus Kriticos
• Lower casing all words in a file, laredotornado@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Ed Morton
    • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, John W. Krahn
      • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Wayne
      • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Martien Verbruggen
      • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Ed Morton
      • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Mikhail Teterin
  • Re: Lower casing all words in a file, Janis Papanagnou
• Anonymous Vs Named Pipes, Tom
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Anonymous Vs Named Pipes, Tom
    • Re: Anonymous Vs Named Pipes, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Anonymous Vs Named Pipes, Tom
      • Re: Anonymous Vs Named Pipes, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Anonymous Vs Named Pipes, John DuBois
• ssh login delays, Yakov
  • Re: ssh login delays, Martin Etteldorf
• 'read' from terminal in the remote ssh script, Yakov
  • Re: 'read' from terminal in the remote ssh script, John DuBois
• A ksh problem about pgrep, slin
  • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, Vakayil Thobias
    • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, Ed Morton
      • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, Michael Tosch
  • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, Michael Tosch
    • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, slin
      • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, Michael Tosch
      • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, slin
      • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, Tom
      • Re: A ksh problem about pgrep, Michael Tosch
• How to put an entry in crontab using only one command ?, apogeusistemas
  • Re: How to put an entry in crontab using only one command ?, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: How to put an entry in crontab using only one command ?, Michael Tosch
• Arithmatic operation, Nikunj
  • Re: Arithmatic operation, Ed Morton
    • Re: Arithmatic operation, Nikunj
    • Re: Arithmatic operation, Nikunj
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Ed Morton
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Nikunj
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Ed Morton
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Nikunj
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Nikunj
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Ed Morton
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Nikunj
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Ed Morton
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Arithmatic operation, Ed Morton
  • Re: Arithmatic operation, Bill Marcum
  • Re: Arithmatic operation, Wayne
• Re: simple ksh program, Charlie
• Re: Removing numbers, Geoff Clare
• Re: vs. [^\d\s], Charles A. Landemaine
• Re: input of pwd and ls -l in a file without using >>, nix
• Finding yesterdays date, varkey
  • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Finding yesterdays date, colin . macleod
    • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: Finding yesterdays date, William James
    • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Gretch
    • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Stephane Chazelas
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, thomasriise
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Patrick
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Randal L. Schwartz
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, thomasriise
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Cyrus Kriticos
      • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Cyrus Kriticos
    • Re: Finding yesterdays date, William James
  • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Randal L. Schwartz
  • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Edward Rosten
    • Re: Finding yesterdays date, John DuBois
  • Re: Finding yesterdays date, Bobby.Higgins
• 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
• A Shell Script Problem, amerar@xxxxxxx
  • Re: A Shell Script Problem, Janis Papanagnou
    • Message not available
      • Re: A Shell Script Problem, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: A Shell Script Problem, Edward Rosten
      • Re: A Shell Script Problem, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: vi break apart multiple email addresses in one line., Mark Hobley
• If HISTTIMEFORMAT var is set, then 'history' command prints timestamps. But, Yakov
  • Re: If HISTTIMEFORMAT var is set, then 'history' command prints timestamps. But, Cyrus Kriticos
  • Re: If HISTTIMEFORMAT var is set, then 'history' command prints timestamps. But, Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Computer Security Information and What You Can Do To Keep Your System Safe!, DaveG
• Re: Using PRINT to build a script in k-shell, Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Find files not matching a particular pattern, Rikishi 42
• Re: Veritas Volume manager script, Joachim Schmitz
  • Re: Veritas Volume manager script, Nikunj
• Re: Daylight saving time DST and timestamp handling, Icarus Sparry
• Re: Execute command on one file per directory, Icarus Sparry
• call c/c++ function from unix shell scripts, Rahul
  • Re: call c/c++ function from unix shell scripts, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: call c/c++ function from unix shell scripts, Maxwell Lol
  • Re: call c/c++ function from unix shell scripts, Edward Rosten
• file read program, Rahul
  • Re: file read program, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: file read program, Maxwell Lol
• shell scripts interpret, Rahul
  • Re: shell scripts interpret, Barry Margolin
• simple command that just won't work?, Rick
  • Re: simple command that just won't work?, mallin.shetland
    • Re: simple command that just won't work?, Rick
      • Re: simple command that just won't work?, John W. Krahn
      • Re: simple command that just won't work?, Michael Tosch
• Re: tricky sed problem, Edward Rosten
• Re: last day of the month in bash, mallin.shetland
  • Re: last day of the month in bash, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: last day of the month in bash, John W. Krahn
    • Re: last day of the month in bash, Bill Marcum
      • Re: last day of the month in bash, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: last day of the month in bash, mallin.shetland
      • Re: last day of the month in bash, franzi
      • Re: last day of the month in bash, Bill Marcum
  • Re: last day of the month in bash, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: last day of the month in bash, William James
    • Re: last day of the month in bash, Kenny McCormack
      • Message not available
      • Re: last day of the month in bash, Patrick
      • Message not available
      • Re: last day of the month in bash, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: last day of the month in bash, Grant
  • Re: last day of the month in bash, Snaggles
    • UUOGaT (Was: last day of the month in bash), Kenny McCormack
      • Re: UUOGaT (Was: last day of the month in bash), Ed Morton
      • Re: UUOGaT (Was: last day of the month in bash), Kenny McCormack
      • Re: UUOGaT (Was: last day of the month in bash), Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: UUOGaT (Was: last day of the month in bash), Ed Morton
    • Re: last day of the month in bash, Ed Morton
• Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Eliot
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Rikishi 42
  • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Miles
    • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Eliot
      • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Robert Latest
  • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Robert Latest
    • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Joachim Schmitz
      • Re: Daily scheduled job, but need to check if previous job has completed., Robert Latest

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