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• Re: Bash doesn't understand =!?
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Carbon
• Re: Can a previous commmand line be put into a variable
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Bash doesn't understand =!?
  • From: Dirk.R.Gently@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: In awk
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Carbon
• Re: why is bash's pipe blocking on grep?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: In awk
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: In awk
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Can a previous commmand line be put into a variable
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• why is bash's pipe blocking on grep?
  • From: yan
• Re: In awk
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: In awk
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: In awk
  • From: Andrew Smallshaw
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: burton . samograd
• In awk
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: William James
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: pk
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: pk
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Carbon
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Carbon
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: burton . samogradNOW
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: burton . samogradNO
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: Janis
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: burton . samogradN0
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: pk
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: stan
• Re: getting shell variables in parent-shell which were defined in a sub-shell
  • From: dtekle2005
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: Wayne
• Re: Order of command execution in backquotes
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: stan
• Re: can awk translate character to integer, or from integer to character?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: can awk translate character to integer, or from integer to character?
  • From: William James
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: can awk translate character to integer, or from integer to character?
  • From: William James
• Re: can awk translate character to integer, or from integer to character?
  • From: wyhang@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: can awk translate character to integer, or from integer to character?
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• can awk translate character to integer, or from integer to character?
  • From: wyhang@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Order of command execution in backquotes
  • From: George
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: Charlie
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: Charlie
• Re: replace paragraph with text from file
  • From: William James
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: getting shell variables in parent-shell which were defined in a sub-shell
  • From: Claudio
• Re: replace paragraph with text from file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: concatenation of string variables to form a filename
  • From: paintedjazz
• Re: Query
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: replace paragraph with text from file
  • From: Fabian Braennstroem
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: C/C++ interpreter Ch for shell programming
  • From: Edward Rosten
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: getting shell variables in parent-shell which were defined in a sub-shell
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: pk
• Re: display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: Andrew Smallshaw
• display the files whose file names are made of upper cases only.
  • From: Charlie
• Re: getting shell variables in parent-shell which were defined in a sub-shell
  • From: pk
• Re: concatenation of string variables to form a filename
  • From: paintedjazz
• getting shell variables in parent-shell which were defined in a sub-shell
  • From: dtekle2005
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: pk
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• Re: awk separation of quoted strings
  • From: Janis
• Re: awk separation of quoted strings
  • From: Christoph Kukulies
• Re: awk separation of quoted strings
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: "ls" can't display octal permissions ?!?!
  • From: denis . bucher
• Re: awk separation of quoted strings
  • From: Christoph Kukulies
• Re: awk separation of quoted strings
  • From: Janis
• Re: awk separation of quoted strings
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: minus inside a file
  • From: Ed Morton
• awk separation of quoted strings
  • From: Christoph Kukulies
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: burton . samogradN0
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: pk
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Janis
• Re: concatenation of string variables to form a filename
  • From: pk
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: pk
• concatenation of string variables to form a filename
  • From: paintedjazz
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: pk
• Re: minus inside a file
  • From: Barry Margolin
• minus inside a file
  • From: srraajesh
• Re: Order of command execution in backquotes
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: I have to send some environment variables to another shell
  • From: bsh
• Re: Field splitting: Is the default IFS treated differently?
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: Query
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Query
  • From: surajkumar1
• Re: Query
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Query
  • From: Ed Morton
• Query
  • From: surajkumar1
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: naming file using `date` in script
  • From: Rob Silva
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Keith Keller
• Re: replace paragraph with text from file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: replace paragraph with text from file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Michael Zawrotny
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• replace paragraph with text from file
  • From: Fabian Braennstroem
• Re: split string in sh <593fc8e0-1882-4b45-ad27-4d774ce9174d@z17g2000hsg.googlegroups.com> <fq44cm$km4$1@aioe.org> <a0cde39a-2b98-4885-8009-1c2ce5483f77@p73g2000hsd.googlegroups.com> <fq4646$sdj$1@aioe.org> <eccf101a-6267-44ed-9f2f-86f99f323f9e@60g2000hsy.googlegroups.com> <47C5AFDB.6080508@lsupcaemnt.com>
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: naming file using `date` in script
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: naming file using `date` in script
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: split string in sh <593fc8e0-1882-4b45-ad27-4d774ce9174d@z17g2000hsg.googlegroups.com> <fq44cm$km4$1@aioe.org> <a0cde39a-2b98-4885-8009-1c2ce5483f77@p73g2000hsd.googlegroups.com> <fq4646$sdj$1@aioe.org> <eccf101a-6267-44ed-9f2f-86f99f323f9e@60g2000hsy.googlegroups.com> <47C5AFDB.6080508@lsupcaemnt.com>
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: naming file using `date` in script
  • From: those who know me have no need of my name
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: split string in sh <593fc8e0-1882-4b45-ad27-4d774ce9174d@z17g2000hsg.googlegroups.com> <fq44cm$km4$1@aioe.org> <a0cde39a-2b98-4885-8009-1c2ce5483f77@p73g2000hsd.googlegroups.com> <fq4646$sdj$1@aioe.org> <eccf101a-6267-44ed-9f2f-86f99f323f9e@60g2000hsy.googlegroups.com>
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: In rh3
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Ed Morton
• naming file using `date` in script
  • From: donald_99
• Re: In rh3
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: pk
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• Re: split string in sh
  • From: pk
• Re: Unable to appending directory with the file name
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Unable to appending directory with the file name
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: Unable to appending directory with the file name
  • From: OldSchool
• split string in sh
  • From: jammer
• C/C++ interpreter Ch for shell programming
  • From: Peter
• Re: Order of command execution in backquotes
  • From: Janis
• Unable to appending directory with the file name
  • From: laxman
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: Casper H . S . Dik
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: pk
• Re: Order of command execution in backquotes
  • From: George
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: I have to send some environment variables to another shell
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: In rh3
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: In rh3
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• I have to send some environment variables to another shell
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: Paul Colquhoun
• Re: Order of command execution in backquotes
  • From: pk
• In rh3
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Order of command execution in backquotes
  • From: George
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: pk
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: William James
• Re: text processing
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: text processing <d21af9c3-1e3d-40de-8f63-803137bb024f@u10g2000prn.googlegroups.com>
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• text processing
  • From: obbyyoyo
• Re: How to get the common part of five files
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Syntax check for Shell Scripts
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: How can I run ssh command in cron?
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: pk
• Re: Executing comman from string.
  • From: James Michael Fultz
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: pk
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: pk
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: pk
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: William James
• Re: Last day of the month
  • From: pk
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: Sanchit
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Last day of the month
  • From: apogeusistemas
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: pk
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: pk
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: Joachim Schmitz
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: pk
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: pk
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: pk
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: pk
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: pk
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: Sanchit
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Geoff Clare
• How to change my shell prompt to pwd
  • From: Sanchit
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Geoff Clare
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: georgem
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: pk
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: georgem
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: pk
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: pk
• Re: Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: georgem
• Find and replace a character in Shell script
  • From: georgem
• Re: Executing comman from string.
  • From: pk
• Executing comman from string.
  • From: gleb . molaev
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: pk
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: Janis
• Re: Directory listing with Cat
  • From: Wayne
• Re: Directory listing with Cat
  • From: Joachim Schmitz
• Re: How to check for successful execution of a database procedure from a shell script
  • From: Rob Silva
• Re: turning off the output of tail when monitoring a file for updates and turning it on when required
  • From: Ravikanth
• Directory listing with Cat
  • From: Tommy
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: bsh
• Re: Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: bsh
• Fast way to modify all softlinks under a directory???
  • From: lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Syntax check for Shell Scripts
  • From: bsh
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: turning off the output of tail when monitoring a file for updates and turning it on when required
  • From: Javi
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: turning off the output of tail when monitoring a file for updates and turning it on when required
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Field splitting: Is the default IFS treated differently?
  • From: Conrad J. Sabatier
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Geoff Clare
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Working directory in PATH
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: How to check for successful execution of a database procedure from a shell script
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: turning off the output of tail when monitoring a file for updates and turning it on when required
  • From: Ravikanth
• How to check for successful execution of a database procedure from a shell script
  • From: Sandy80
• Re: turning off the output of tail when monitoring a file for updates and turning it on when required
  • From: Javi
• Re: about ksh93 and pdksh
  • From: Janis
• Re: turning off the output of tail when monitoring a file for updates and turning it on when required
  • From: Teo
• turning off the output of tail when monitoring a file for updates and turning it on when required
  • From: Ravikanth
• about ksh93 and pdksh
  • From: daBittweiler
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Arun
• Re: Field splitting: Is the default IFS treated differently?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Field splitting: Is the default IFS treated differently?
  • From: Conrad J. Sabatier
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: nomailplease
• Re: How to filter out lines?
  • From: Viatly
• Re: append to stdout
  • From: trbosjek
• Re: How to filter out lines?
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How can I run ssh command in cron?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: S. Anthony Sequeira
• Re: How can I run ssh command in cron?
  • From: Sailer
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Create an alias that contains both single and double quotes <bdc01f0a-06e8-495a-b22c-589703431ab4@h25g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Mark Hobley
• Re: Extract block of text
  • From: Dan Stromberg
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: input files into bash script??
  • From: Ray
• Re: input files into bash script??
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• input files into bash script??
  • From: Ray
• Re: using ssh remotely
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: Greg Andrews
• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
  • From: nomailplease
• Re: ls sort by directories and files?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: using ssh remotely
  • From: rvaede
• ls sort by directories and files?
  • From: newbie
• Re: using ssh remotely
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: using ssh remotely
  • From: rvaede
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: S. Anthony Sequeira
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Create an alias that contains both single and double quotes
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: using ssh remotely
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: using ssh remotely
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• using ssh remotely
  • From: rvaede
• Re: Create an alias that contains both single and double quotes
  • From: Yong Huang
• Re: Extracting error
  • From: Janis
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Extracting error
  • From: laxman
• Re: Trying to compare files in two directories with checksum
  • From: EyeHaveNoName
• Re: Extracting error
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: How can I run ssh command in cron?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Extracting error
  • From: Adrian Ball
• Re: Extracting error
  • From: laxman
• Re: Extracting error
  • From: Adrian Ball
• Extracting error
  • From: laxman
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Remove last word in a file
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Remove last word in a file
  • From: Arun
• Re: How can I run ssh command in cron?
  • From: Adrian Ball
• Re: running program remotely on different user
  • From: Adrian Ball
• Re: How can I run ssh command in cron?
  • From: Sailer
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: i need to understand
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: ChrisS
• Re: get the URL from the logs
  • From: techie . reach
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: John W. Krahn
• pipeline and telnet
  • From: reg.waker@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Create an alias that contains both single and double quotes
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: Create an alias that contains both single and double quotes
  • From: Yong Huang
• Re: Find exact match with sed
  • From: Ian Petts
• Find exact match with sed
  • From: cdl
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Create an alias that contains both single and double quotes
  • From: Yong Huang
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Create an alias that contains both single and double quotes
  • From: Yong Huang
• Re: xargs -I {} head and redirection (>)
  • From: Alain Cochard
• Re: Bash script help?
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Bash script help?
  • From: Rob Silva
• Bash script help?
  • From: elroyerni
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Atropo
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• RSC description field
  • From: Adrian Ball
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: ChrisS
• Re: i need to understand
  • From: Javi
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: scott_layne_gillespie
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: ChrisS
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: ChrisS
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: ChrisS
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: pk
• Re: cut digit from right side
  • From: Rob Silva
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• cut digit from right side
  • From: ChrisS
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Atropo
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Joachim Schmitz
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Atropo
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Atropo
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Get rid off last char on last line
  • From: Atropo
• Re: Syntax check for Shell Scripts
  • From: Shawn Beasley
• Re: running program remotely on different user
  • From: Burkhard Ott
• running program remotely on different user
  • From: learnq
• Today is your day, your mountain is waiting, so get on your way.
  • From: grazzy.cool@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: determining the depth of directories
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: i need to understand
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Sort doubt
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• Problem - while usng 'ssh' in shell script
  • From: techzeel
• Need to read arguments from a file for a loop using shell script
  • From: techzeel
• Re: Dr. Evil typed sleep 666; rm -rf /
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Dr. Evil typed sleep 666; rm -rf /
  • From: Carbon
• Dr. Evil typed sleep 666; rm -rf /
  • From: jidanni
• Re: Double quotes in and out of command substitution
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Double quotes in and out of command substitution
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Pipe a here document through a command1 before using it with a command2
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Pipe a here document through a command1 before using it with a command2
  • From: trbosjek
• Re: gnuplot installation
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: gnuplot installation
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: gnuplot installation
  • From: apogeusistemas
• Re: gnuplot installation
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• gnuplot installation
  • From: apogeusistemas
• Re: bash environment variable expansion
  • From: jbe
• Re: cygwin cannot start zsh not found
  • From: S. Anthony Sequeira
• Re: cygwin cannot start zsh not found
  • From: drjon
• Re: bash environment variable expansion
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Cat
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: move process to screen
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: bash environment variable expansion
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: bash environment variable expansion
  • From: rthangam
• Re: xml_grep newbie
  • From: Anand Hariharan
• Re: Cat
  • From: Anand Hariharan
• Re: move process to screen
  • From: Barry Margolin
• bash environment variable expansion
  • From: jbe
• Re: execute "jobs" in my shell
  • From: Joe . pHsiao
• Re: Need ln command maybe?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Free shell service
  • From: Claudio Izzi
• Re: Need ln command maybe?
  • From: Rikishi 42
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Rikishi 42
• Re: Need ln command maybe?
  • From: Lew Pitcher
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Lew Pitcher
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Rikishi 42
• Re: Need ln command maybe?
  • From: Rikishi 42
• Re: xml_grep newbie
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Can you put global environment variables into the prompt?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: move process to screen
  • From: Bill Marcum
• xml_grep newbie
  • From: Shell Solution
• Re: Can you put global environment variables into the prompt?
  • From: markdibley
• Can you put global environment variables into the prompt?
  • From: markdibley
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: pk
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Lew Pitcher
• Viewing Files between two Specific Dates
  • From: Sanchit
• Re: move process to screen
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: jason
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: jason
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: jason
• Re: Need ln command maybe?
  • From: bsh
• Re: execute "jobs" in my shell
  • From: bsh
• Re: execute "jobs" in my shell
  • From: Joe . pHsiao
• Re: execute "jobs" in my shell
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: execute "jobs" in my shell
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• execute "jobs" in my shell
  • From: Joe . pHsiao
• Re: Testing an ATM link
  • From: Brian Greaney
• Re: script to verify if server is up
  • From: rvaede
• Re: script to verify if server is up
  • From: rvaede
• Re: script to verify if server is up
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: script to verify if server is up
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• script to verify if server is up
  • From: rvaede
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: DanielJohnson
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: Wayne
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Backup Script diffrent problem
  • From: Dubh Aingeal
• Re: Need ln command maybe?
  • From: Joachim Schmitz
• Re: Start a new process from unix shell
  • From: Lalo
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: jason
• Re: Need ln command maybe?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: jason
• Need ln command maybe?
  • From: Greg
• Re: sed/RE issue
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• sed/RE issue
  • From: jason
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: tcsh !\vi filename
  • From: clarkbt36
• Re: tcsh !\vi filename
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• tcsh !\vi filename
  • From: clarkbt36
• Re: getting the parameters
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: getting the parameters
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: getting the parameters
  • From: Ed Morton
• getting the parameters
  • From: Rafael The Angel
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: How to using 'at' Schedule Jobs with input parameter ?
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Janis
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Start a new process from unix shell
  • From: pk
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Janis
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: SSH, execute command but do not exit
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: Start a new process from unix shell
  • From: Lalo
• Re: How to using 'at' Schedule Jobs with input parameter ?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• How to using 'at' Schedule Jobs with input parameter ?
  • From: moonhkt
• Re: Start a new process from unix shell
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Start a new process from unix shell
  • From: Lalo
• Re: Backup Script weird tar message
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: SSH, execute command but do not exit
  • From: Teo
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: SSH, execute command but do not exit
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: cygwin cannot start zsh not found
  • From: drjon
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: directory listing without ls
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• directory listing without ls
  • From: Mel
• SSH, execute command but do not exit
  • From: Teo
• Re: Determine path of file
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Determine path of file
  • From: Kenneth Brun Nielsen
• Re: cygwin cannot start zsh not found
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: Determine path of file
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Determine path of file
  • From: Kenneth Brun Nielsen
• Re: BASH variable scope
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: BASH variable scope
  • From: Kenneth Brun Nielsen
• Re: BASH variable scope
  • From: Kenneth Brun Nielsen
• Re: BASH variable scope
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: BASH variable scope
  • From: Ed Morton
• BASH variable scope
  • From: Kenneth Brun Nielsen
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Giff
• Re: Return value and data streaming?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: DanielJohnson
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Top 10 posters comp.unix.shell
  • From: Chris F . A . Johnson
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: quick grep question
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: DanielJohnson
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: DanielJohnson
• Re: uniq without sort <-------------- GURU NEEDED
  • From: David Thompson
• Re: quick grep question
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: Return value and data streaming?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Backup Script weird tar message
  • From: Dubh Aingeal
• Re: Return value and data streaming?
  • From: Joseph Turian
• Return value and data streaming?
  • From: Joseph Turian
• Re: Backup Script weird tar message
  • From: Charles Polisher
• Re: Backup Script weird tar message
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Backup Script weird tar message
  • From: Dubh Aingeal
• cygwin cannot start zsh not found
  • From: drjon
• Re: quick grep question
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: quick grep question
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: general daemon specific questions
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• general daemon specific questions
  • From: DanielJohnson
• Re: Suppress special character
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Suppress special character
  • From: Chris
• Re: Suppress special character
  • From: Chris
• Suppress special character
  • From: Chris
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Annoying terminal characters
  • From: dae3
• Re: changing a password held in a file -from a script
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: quick grep question
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: quick grep question
  • From: Ed Morton
• US Presidential Candidates On a Root Shell
  • From: Mahdi Milani Fard
• Re: quick grep question
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• quick grep question
  • From: uche
• Re: Annoying terminal characters
  • From: Kenneth Brun Nielsen
• Re: Read from a file and then use command 'set'
  • From: William Park
• Re: recursively searching directories, filtering some file extensions and processing found files
  • From: James Michael Fultz
• Re: Thread dump with kill -3 pid
  • From: Gökhan Altınsoy
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Thread dump with kill -3 pid
  • From: Gökhan Altınsoy
• Re: recursively searching directories, filtering some file extensions and processing found files
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: recursively searching directories, filtering some file extensions and processing found files
  • From: Luuk
• recursively searching directories, filtering some file extensions and processing found files
  • From: lbrtchx
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Giff
• Re: Rotate the logs
  • From: John L
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Read from a file and then use command 'set'
  • From: Lalo
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Eric
• Re: Rotate the logs
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Cat
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Dan Mercer
• Rotate the logs
  • From: laxman
• Re: Search replace doubt
  • From: Allodoxaphobia
• Re: SFTP permissions
  • From: Claudio
• Re: Search replace doubt
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Re: Backspace key not working in RCS
  • From: T
• Re: Search replace doubt
  • From: Allodoxaphobia
• Re: Search replace doubt
  • From: Cyrus Kriticos
• Search replace doubt
  • From: varkey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: str=${2:-"null"}
  • From: Ciur Eugen
• SFTP permissions
  • From: Charlie
• Re: str=${2:-"null"}
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• str=${2:-"null"}
  • From: Ciur Eugen
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Giff
• Re: I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• I want to open a bunch of ssh sessions, how to script it?
  • From: Giff
• unix,cobl, sap,.net brief description
  • From: sr
• Re: work around to allow an @ in the password
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: work around to allow an @ in the password
  • From: Casper H . S . Dik
• Re: Production Support Consultants required
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: work around to allow an @ in the password
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Eric
• Re: Backspace key not working in RCS
  • From: Joachim Schmitz
• Re: Backspace key not working in RCS
  • From: T
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Cat
  • From: pk
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Eric
• Re: Cat
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Read from a file and then use command 'set'
  • From: pk
• Re: Cat
  • From: pk
• What effect does "shopt -s extglob" has on "find" command in bash ?
  • From: Eric
• Re: Cat
  • From: Stephane Chazelas
• Re: Cat
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Read from a file and then use command 'set'
  • From: Ed Morton
• Cat
  • From: sant527@xxxxxxxxx
• Read from a file and then use command 'set'
  • From: Lalo
• Re: substitute variable
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Script doubt
  • From: apogeusistemas
• Re: Converting Blocks of data to Lines
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Converting Blocks of data to Lines
  • From: swimmingly
• Re: How to test for a binary file
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Script doubt
  • From: Bill Marcum

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