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• Re: script provides input for executable
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Gary Johnson
• script provides input for executable
  • From: Christopher
• Re: Need help with grep
  • From: explor
• Re: How To Debug a Running Shell Script
  • From: fraser.tim@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: How top communicate between two computers on network
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: How To Debug a Running Shell Script
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Randal L. Schwartz
• Re: How To Debug a Running Shell Script
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: How top communicate between two computers on network
  • From: Ed Morton
• How top communicate between two computers on network
  • From: Sanchit
• How To Debug a Running Shell Script
  • From: fraser.tim@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Cron is sorting with ls differently
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Janis
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: pk
• Re: Copying all of the files that are owned by the user.
  • From: pk
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Ming Ching TIew
• Re: echo "\000root\@test.com\000root" | base64
  • From: gert
• Re: Cron is sorting with ls differently
  • From: spacemancw
• Re: Cron is sorting with ls differently
  • From: spacemancw
• Re: echo "\000root\@test.com\000root" | base64
  • From: Bill Marcum
• echo "\000root\@test.com\000root" | base64
  • From: gert
• Re: Cron is sorting with ls differently
  • From: Karabasan
• Re: Cron is sorting with ls differently
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Cron is sorting with ls differently
  • From: spacemancw
• Re: Copying all of the files that are owned by the user.
  • From: Steve Youngs
• Re: Copying all of the files that are owned by the user.
  • From: Rikishi 42
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: pk
• Re: Arithmetic expansion not POSIX compliant in ksh, bash, or zsh!
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Get the parameter pattern from command line
  • From: pk
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Problem - while usng 'ssh' in shell script
  • From: Dan Stromberg
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: pk
• Re: Copying all of the files that are owned by the user.
  • From: Tom Gur
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: pk
• Re: Copying all of the files that are owned by the user.
  • From: medomoe@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: Copying all of the files that are owned by the user.
  • From: pk
• Copying all of the files that are owned by the user.
  • From: Tom Gur
• Re: script to verify if server is up
  • From: Dan Stromberg
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Problem with export AWKPATH
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: John DuBois
• Get the parameter pattern from command line
  • From: Alvin SIU
• Re: Bash/Shell scripting practices/conventions
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: pk
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: pk
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Problem with export AWKPATH
  • From: twf_cc
• Re: Need help with grep
  • From: pk
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: pk
• Re: Bash/Shell scripting practices/conventions
  • From: Tobias Nissen
• Re: Need help with grep
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Need help with grep
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Need help with grep
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Bash/Shell scripting practices/conventions
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Arithmetic expansion not POSIX compliant in ksh, bash, or zsh!
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: twf_cc
• Re: find -exec and unquted {}
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Bash/Shell scripting practices/conventions
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: Arithmetic expansion not POSIX compliant in ksh, bash, or zsh!
  • From: Wayne
• Re: last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Ron Eggler
• Re: Arithmetic expansion not POSIX compliant in ksh, bash, or zsh!
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Arithmetic expansion not POSIX compliant in ksh, bash, or zsh!
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Arithmetic expansion not POSIX compliant in ksh, bash, or zsh!
  • From: Wayne
• Re: Need help with grep
  • From: Luuk
• Need help with grep
  • From: explor
• Re: Detect ssh in bash
  • From: stan
• Re: Distinguish session type in .profile
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Detect ssh in bash
  • From: Edward Rosten
• Re: while /usr/bin/read
  • From: Edward Rosten
• while /usr/bin/read
  • From: More . Sawdust
• Re: Bash/Shell scripting practices/conventions
  • From: Tobias Nissen
• Detect ssh in bash
  • From: stan
• Re: Bash/Shell scripting practices/conventions
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Bash/Shell scripting practices/conventions
  • From: Tobias Nissen
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: twf_cc
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: twf_cc
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: find -exec and unquted {}
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• How to filter out without country's line ?
  • From: twf_cc
• Re: insert line once again
  • From: Dieter Kraft
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Ming Ching TIew
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: Gary Johnson
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: stan
• Re: shell script replacing original file
  • From: rthangam
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• Re: find -exec and unquted {}
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: changing part of a file name
  • From: Chieh Cheng
• Re: How to list only sub directories of some dir
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: ssh, hosts.allow, hosts.deny, and dyndns names
  • From: Wayne
• Re: insert line once again
  • From: pk
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: AZ Nomad
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: AZ Nomad
• Re: anyone wanna help with a couple regular expressions or...
  • From: Ed Morton
• email from shell with htm attachment
  • From: joe
• find -exec and unquted {}
  • From: Florian Kaufmann
• Re: How to list only sub directories of some dir
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: how to stop find after it has found 10 instances
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: How to list only sub directories of some dir
  • From: Owen
• Re: insert line once again
  • From: pk
• Re: last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Luuk
• Re: problem with bash-script
  • From: Luuk
• Re: how to stop find after it has found 10 instances
  • From: Joel Reicher
• Re: last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Ron Eggler
• Re: display in a tree structure
  • From: Vakayil Thobias
• Re: How to list only sub directories of some dir
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: vi filename in xterm title
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: display in a tree structure
  • From: bsh
• Re: vi filename in xterm title
  • From: h3xx
• Re: Running script after logging out of SSH
  • From: Andrew Smallshaw
• Re: problem with bash-script
  • From: Luuk
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Help with a shell question - 'choosing from a list'
  • From: Rob Silva
• Re: Running script after logging out of SSH
  • From: Scott McMillan
• Re: Help with a shell question - 'choosing from a list'
  • From: pk
• Re: how to stop find after it has found 10 instances
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: problem with bash-script
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Running script after logging out of SSH
  • From: laredotornado
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: Dan Stromberg
• problem with bash-script
  • From: Luuk
• Re: how to stop find after it has found 10 instances
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: how to stop find after it has found 10 instances
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Help with a shell question - 'choosing from a list'
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• how to stop find after it has found 10 instances
  • From: parag
• Re: changing part of a file name
  • From: pk
• Re: Help with a shell question - 'choosing from a list'
  • From: Glen
• Re: changing part of a file name
  • From: pk
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: mmccaws2
• Re: changing part of a file name
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Help with a shell question - 'choosing from a list'
  • From: pk
• Re: changing part of a file name
  • From: Scott McMillan
• Help with a shell question - 'choosing from a list'
  • From: Glen
• changing part of a file name
  • From: laredotornado
• Re: last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: display in a tree structure
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Ron Eggler
• Re: display in a tree structure
  • From: pk
• Re: display in a tree structure
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: display in a tree structure
  • From: muhammadshoaibhasan
• display in a tree structure
  • From: Vakayil Thobias
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Florian Kaufmann
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Barry Margolin
• last mouse move or key hit
  • From: Ron Eggler
• Re: [Q]interpretation issue with "nohup command &"
  • From: Wayne
• Re: send a mail with copies only with shell
  • From: Wayne
• Re: execute a program during a system shutdown or reboot
  • From: Wayne
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: mmccaws2
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: mmccaws2
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: mmccaws2
• [Q]interpretation issue with "nohup command &"
  • From: itsolution
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: mmccaws2
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• do it all with grep and ls or is there another option
  • From: mmccaws2
• Re: send a mail with copies only with shell
  • From: Exal de Jesus Garcia Carrillo
• Re: send a mail with copies only with shell
  • From: someusernamehere
• Re: send a mail with copies only with shell
  • From: Gary Johnson
• Re: send a mail with copies only with shell
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• send a mail with copies only with shell
  • From: someusernamehere
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: anyone wanna help with a couple regular expressions or...
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• Re: execute a program during a system shutdown or reboot
  • From: Bill Marcum
• execute a program during a system shutdown or reboot
  • From: bharath venk
• Re: positional parameter reset after sourcing another script
  • From: Don
• Re: anyone wanna help with a couple regular expressions or...
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: Accessing params called by a shell script
  • From: worldcyclist
• Re: need script help
  • From: pk
• Re: Accessing params called by a shell script
  • From: pk
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Greg Russell
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: pk
• Accessing params called by a shell script
  • From: worldcyclist
• Re: Accessing params called by a shell script
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• positional parameter reset after sourcing another script
  • From: Don
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: pk
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: pk
• Re: need script help
  • From: stan
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: need script help
  • From: pk
• Re: need script help
  • From: stan
• Re: What to do if I have to see only history of vi's
  • From: stan
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: Charles Russell
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Wayne
• Re: need script help
  • From: pk
• Re: need script help
  • From: aixdude@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: need script help
  • From: aixdude@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: need script help
  • From: pk
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: Unix Shell astericks
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: anyway to see the nth line of a file
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: anyway to see the nth line of a file
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: need script help
  • From: aixdude@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: printf '\e'
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: What to do if I have to see only history of vi's
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• printf '\e'
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: What to do if I have to see only history of vi's
  • From: pk
• Re: sed with /
  • From: pk
• What to do if I have to see only history of vi's
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: anyway to see the nth line of a file
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: sort -m and locale?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• sort -m and locale?
  • From: stan
• Re: anyway to see the nth line of a file
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: anyway to see the nth line of a file
  • From: Bill Marcum
• anyway to see the nth line of a file
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: stan
• Re: vi filename in xterm title
  • From: Bill Marcum
• vi filename in xterm title
  • From: Michael B Allen
• Re: How to create a function or script which can accept either a file name or HERE Document?
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Unix Shell astericks
  • From: James Michael Fultz
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: James Michael Fultz
• Re: sed with /
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: sed with /
  • From: zw
• Re: sed with /
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• sed with /
  • From: zw
• Re: Unix Shell astericks
  • From: Javi
• Re: Running script after logging out of SSH
  • From: Javi
• Re: Running script after logging out of SSH
  • From: Luuk
• Re: Running script after logging out of SSH
  • From: Greg Russell
• Re: Parse a syslog to get the size
  • From: explor
• Re: changing extention
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Parse a syslog to get the size
  • From: John DuBois
• Running script after logging out of SSH
  • From: laredotornado
• Unix Shell astericks
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• Re: list folders only!
  • From: pk
• Re: list folders only!
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: Charles Russell
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: Charles Russell
• Re: Download Unix Shell Script
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• Re: Download Unix Shell Script
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• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
  • From: pk
• Re: Parse a syslog to get the size
  • From: pk
• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
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• Re: testing files for read errors by copying to /dev/null
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• Re: need script help
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• Re: list folders only!
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• Re: Unifying files and no files.
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• Re: String substitution
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• Re: String substitution
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• Re: sed replacing match to uppercase
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: String substitution
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• Re: How do I determine if 2 files are on the same FS/partition ?
  • From: Rikishi 42
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• Re: Simple question: Capturing exported variables problem
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• Re: Simple question: Capturing exported variables problem
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• Re: sed replacing match to uppercase
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• Re: Simple question: Capturing exported variables problem
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• Re: Simple question: Capturing exported variables problem
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• Re: delete using sed and line number file ....
  • From: pk
• Re: delete using sed and line number file ....
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: "read" array variables via pipe vs. redirection
  • From: Sven Mascheck
• Re: How to parse spaces when cat'ing a file?
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• Re: How to parse spaces when cat'ing a file?
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• Re: How do I determine if 2 files are on the same FS/partition ?
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• Re: How do I determine if 2 files are on the same FS/partition ?
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• Re: Simple question: Capturing exported variables problem
  • From: OldSchool
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• How do I determine if 2 files are on the same FS/partition ?
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• Re: SED (or awk) If Line X 1st character NEQ B, insert newline
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• Re: Working with Array of Compound Variables
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• Re: finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• Re: Working with Array of Compound Variables
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• Re: finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• Re: finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• Re: multiple pdftotext
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• Re: finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• Re: finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• Re: finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• Re: finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• finding the lines not in the corresponding file
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• Re: execute script and setting PS1
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• Re: multiple pdftotext
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Re: execute script and setting PS1
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• Re: execute script and setting PS1
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• execute script and setting PS1
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• Re: SED (or awk) If Line X 1st character NEQ B, insert newline
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• Re: SED (or awk) If Line X 1st character NEQ B, insert newline
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• Re: SED (or awk) If Line X 1st character NEQ B, insert newline
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• Re: SED (or awk) If Line X 1st character NEQ B, insert newline
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• Re: command1 | xargs command2 has big delay
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• Re: SED (or awk) If Line X 1st character NEQ B, insert newline
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• Working with Array of Compound Variables
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• Re: Distinguish session type in .profile
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• SED (or awk) If Line X 1st character NEQ B, insert newline
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• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
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• Re: command1 | xargs command2 has big delay
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• command1 | xargs command2 has big delay
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• Re: multiple pdftotext
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• multiple pdftotext
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• Re: Distinguish session type in .profile
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• Re: Distinguish session type in .profile
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• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
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• Re: Distinguish session type in .profile
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• Re: Distinguish session type in .profile
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• Re: Distinguish session type in .profile
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• Distinguish session type in .profile
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• Re: How to check for successful execution of a database procedure from a shell script
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• Re: Testing if $PATHNAME ends with a '/'
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• Re: Testing if $PATHNAME ends with a '/'
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• Re: Regular Expression
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• Re: Regular Expression
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• Re: Testing if $PATHNAME ends with a '/'
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• Re: Testing if $PATHNAME ends with a '/'
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• Re: Testing if $PATHNAME ends with a '/'
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• Testing if $PATHNAME ends with a '/'
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• Re: Shell how do I question
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• Re: ksh arithmetic evaluation and referencing variables
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• Re: Shell how do I question
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• Re: ksh arithmetic evaluation and referencing variables
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• Re: Shell how do I question
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• Re: ksh arithmetic evaluation and referencing variables
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• Re: using printf with dynamic digits in bash
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• Re: using printf with dynamic digits in bash
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• Re: using printf with dynamic digits in bash
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• Re: using printf with dynamic digits in bash
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• Re: using printf with dynamic digits in bash
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• using printf with dynamic digits in bash
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• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
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• Re: Regular Expression
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• Re: Test write / read speed of my machine
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• Re: errata: 100-franc coin
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• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
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• Re: Ubuntu sh cannot echo backslash bug
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• Re: Test write / read speed of my machine
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• Test write / read speed of my machine
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• Re: Regular Expression
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• Regular Expression
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: screen create new session problem
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• Re: screen create new session problem
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• Re: current path paste?
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• Re: ksh arithmetic evaluation and referencing variables
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• ksh arithmetic evaluation and referencing variables
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: screen create new session problem
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: screen create new session problem
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• exchange some string in two files?
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• Re: screen create new session problem
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Launching a file from the command line
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: awk conditional printf
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
  • From: Dan Stromberg
• Re: Launching a file from the command line
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• errata: 100-franc coin
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• Re: awk conditional printf
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• screen create new session problem
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• awk conditional printf
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• Re: autocompleting options on the tcsh command line
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• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
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• Re: test -d dirname on OS X
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• Re: autocompleting options on the tcsh command line
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• Re: How to recuvsively copy permissions only
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• Re: autocompleting options on the tcsh command line
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• Launching a file from the command line
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• Re: test -d dirname on OS X
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• test -d dirname on OS X
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• Re: How to recuvsively copy permissions only
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• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Janis
• Re: Shell how do I question
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• Re: How to recuvsively copy permissions only
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• Shell how do I question
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• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
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• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Janis
• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: pk
• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: pk
• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Rahul
• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Rahul
• Re: piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• piping two streams into a linux command; oneliner possible?
  • From: Rahul
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: William James
• autocompleting options on the tcsh command line
  • From: Rahul
• Re: How to recuvsively copy permissions only
  • From: John DuBois
• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: Ed Morton
• How to recuvsively copy permissions only
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Re: Don't show GUI
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• Re: Don't show GUI
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• Re: Don't show GUI
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• RCS string for csh,bash and sh
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Re: Don't show GUI
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Re: Don't show GUI
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
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• Don't show GUI
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: david . knecht
• Re: bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: pk
• bash/echo/sed/date question (?)
  • From: david . knecht
• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: replace string by unescaped text
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: (another) awk/sed request
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• Re: replace string by unescaped text
  • From: rembremading
• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: Working directory in PATH
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• Re: replace string by unescaped text
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• replace string by unescaped text
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• Re: (another) awk/sed request
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• (another) awk/sed request
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• list of supported browsers in UNIX as an environment variable
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• Re: Shell script problem creating directory
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• Re: Shell script problem creating directory
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• Re: OT: Re: Sed command to cleanse data <0338e9f9-c882-4cdd-814a-7b858a4afa5e@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com>
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: OT: Re: Sed command to cleanse data <0338e9f9-c882-4cdd-814a-7b858a4afa5e@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com>
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: compare files
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: Shell script problem creating directory
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• Re: Shell script problem creating directory
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Problem with command column width from lsof output
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Shell script problem creating directory
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Compare two files and remove if not found ?
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• Re: compare files
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• compare files
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• variable value check
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• Re: Sed command to cleanse data
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: OT: Re: Sed command to cleanse data <0338e9f9-c882-4cdd-814a-7b858a4afa5e@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com>
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• OT: Re: Sed command to cleanse data <0338e9f9-c882-4cdd-814a-7b858a4afa5e@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com>
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Working directory in PATH
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• Re: Sed command to cleanse data <0338e9f9-c882-4cdd-814a-7b858a4afa5e@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com>
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Sed command to cleanse data
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• Sed command to cleanse data
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• Changing tcsh cd complete behavior ?
  • From: ronald . neilsen
• Re: replace paragraph with text from file
  • From: Fabian Braennstroem
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Chris Mattern
• Re: Behavior of csh obnoxious
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Working directory in PATH
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: awk question
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: awk question
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: Working directory in PATH
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• Re: awk question
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• Re: awk question
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• Re: Behavior of csh obnoxious
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Behavior of csh obnoxious
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: In awk
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Re: can history command produce output without the numbers
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• Re: something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• can history command produce output without the numbers
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• something in awk that prints from $2 to NF
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• Re: noob first question
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• Re: Working directory in PATH
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• Re: naming file using `date` in script
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• Re: Working directory in PATH
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• Re: Working directory in PATH
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• Re: noob first question
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• Re: Shell scripting
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• Re: Shell scripting
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• Re: Shell scripting
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• Re: Shell scripting
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• Re: Shell scripting
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• Re: Shell scripting
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• Re: Shell scripting
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• Re: noob first question
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• Shell scripting
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• Re: noob first question
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• Re: grep -o / sed -n
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• noob first question
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• Re: awk question
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value <98c97c15-9965-4c81-8bd9-bf11f4d60f30@d21g2000prf.googlegroups.com>
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• Re: awk question
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• Re: grep -o / sed -n
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• awk question
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• Re: grep -o / sed -n
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• Re: grep -o / sed -n
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• grep -o / sed -n
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• Re: How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• How to right and left trim the variable's value
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• Re: Bash doesn't understand =!?
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• Re: How to get the last command line argument without loops
  • From: Andrew Smallshaw
• Re: C/C++ interpreter Ch for shell programming
  • From: Peter
• Re: Working directory in PATH
  • From: Spiros Bousbouras
• Re: How to get the last command line argument without loops
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Can a previous commmand line be put into a variable
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: In awk
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: current path paste?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: current path paste?
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Delete newline with sed
  • From: pk
• Re: Delete newline with sed
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Delete newline with sed
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• How to get the last command line argument without loops
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• Re: Can a previous commmand line be put into a variable
  • From: parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Tricky file parsing problem
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Delete newline with sed
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Bash doesn't understand =!?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Bash doesn't understand =!?
  • From: Dirk.R.Gently@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: current path paste?
  • From: zhengquan
• Re: current path paste?
  • From: zhengquan
• Re: current path paste?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: current path paste?
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• current path paste?
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• Re: In awk
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