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• how to save the last full backup, JRough
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • how to save the last full backup, JRough
• grep, Sana
• Generate number of occurances of each item in a list., Dave
  • Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list., Michael Schindler
  • Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list., Stephane CHAZELAS
  • Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list., Ed Morton
  • Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list., John W. Krahn
• escape character in csh, trighole
  • Re: escape character in csh, Fred
• Looking for a Solaris system to training, contracer11
  • Re: Looking for a Solaris system to training, Dave
  • Re: Looking for a Solaris system to training, edcrosbys
• Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?, Lynn
  • Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?, shakahshakah@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?, Lynn
      • Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?, shakahshakah@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?, Michael Tosch
  • Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?, Bill Marcum
• X-Windows pop-up from within script, edcrosbys
  • Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script, Kenny McCormack
    • Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script, edcrosbys
      • Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script, edcrosbys
      • Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script, Kenny McCormack
• grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell), Patrick
  • Re: grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell), pk
    • Re: grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell), Patrick
      • Re: grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell), Ed Morton
• Help: Making directory from a list, Amy Lee
  • Re: Help: Making directory from a list, pk
    • Re: Help: Making directory from a list, Amy Lee
  • Re: Help: Making directory from a list, rcp
    • Re: Help: Making directory from a list, Amy Lee
  • Re: Help: Making directory from a list, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Help: Making directory from a list, Karsten Kruse
    • Re: Help: Making directory from a list, Chris F.A. Johnson
• awk exit code - Newbie question, Kaskooye
  • Re: awk exit code - Newbie question, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: awk exit code - Newbie question, Kaskooye
• Netscape 4 removed, Michael Tosch
  • Re: Netscape 4 removed, pk
    • Re: Netscape 4 removed, Michael Tosch
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• removing evil BOM if when they occur, jesusisresurected
  • Re: removing evil BOM if when they occur, John Doe
• Combining add function in line, cconnell_1
  • Re: Combining add function in line, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Combining add function in line, puzzlecracker
      • Re: Combining add function in line, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Combining add function in line, Ed Morton
  • Re: Combining add function in line, Bill Marcum
• stty: : Invalid argument Using SSH, John Doe
  • Re: : Invalid argument Using SSH, Joachim Schmitz
    • Re: : Invalid argument Using SSH, John Doe
  • Re: stty: : Invalid argument Using SSH, S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
    • Re: stty: : Invalid argument Using SSH, John Doe
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• Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?, Dan Williams
  • Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?, Gary Johnson
    • Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?, Michael Tosch
      • Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?, Dan Williams
      • Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?, Dan Williams
• Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error, BookerT
  • Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error, jellybean stonerfish
    • Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error, BookerT
      • Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error, jellybean stonerfish
  • Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error, Harry
• Re: code: history auto management (for bash, but should be close to ksh), Icarus Sparry
• Senior Unix System Administrator- Job Opportunity with Indus Corporation, Recruiter
• Automating ssh connection, contracer11
  • Re: Automating ssh connection, pk
  • Re: Automating ssh connection, jellybean stonerfish
  • Re: Automating ssh connection, rcp
    • Re: Automating ssh connection, pk
    • Re: Automating ssh connection, Andrew Smallshaw
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, Paul Colquhoun
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, Andrew Smallshaw
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, contracer11
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, Bill Marcum
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, jellybean stonerfish
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, contracer11
      • Re: Automating ssh connection, edcrosbys
  • Re: Automating ssh connection, Javi Barroso
  • Re: Automating ssh connection, edcrosbys
    • Re: Automating ssh connection, Une Bévue
    • Re: Automating ssh connection, Kenny McCormack
• Re: how to redirect through pipe, Janis Papanagnou
  • Message not available
    • Re: how to redirect through pipe, Janis Papanagnou
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: how to redirect through pipe, Bill Marcum
  • Re: how to redirect through pipe, Barry Margolin
• unknown date format on backup script that works!, JRough
  • Re: unknown date format on backup script that works!, Chris F.A. Johnson
• simple script?, dopiotrko
  • Re: simple script?, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: simple script?, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: simple script?, Maxwell Lol
    • Re: simple script?, Kees Nuyt
      • Re: simple script?, Maxwell Lol
  • Re: simple script?, Ed Morton
    • Re: simple script?, Kenny McCormack
• File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file., Ravikanth
  • Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file., Maxwell Lol
    • Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file., Ravikanth
      • Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file., shakahshakah@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file., Mark Hobley
  • Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file., John DuBois
• file difference, vivek kalan
  • Re: file difference, Bo Yang
    • Re: file difference, vivek kalan
      • Re: file difference, Bo Yang
  • Re: file difference, pk
    • Re: file difference, vivek kalan
      • Re: file difference, pk
  • Re: file difference, Glenn Jackman
• Using and programming the Unix shell, ROSEEE
  • Re: Using and programming the Unix shell, bsh
• Generate two lines code for each line, puzzlecracker
  • Re: Generate two lines code for each line, Icarus Sparry
    • Re: Generate two lines code for each line, puzzlecracker
• for do command in Solaris 10, markp
  • Re: for do command in Solaris 10, pk
  • Re: for do command in Solaris 10, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: for do command in Solaris 10, b.jeswine
  • Re: for do command in Solaris 10, S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
    • Re: for do command in Solaris 10, markp
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • for do command in Solaris 10, markp
    • Re: for do command in Solaris 10, Michael Tosch
    • Re: for do command in Solaris 10, OldSchool
• extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file, puzzlecracker
  • Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file, pk
  • Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file, John W. Krahn
  • Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file, Maxwell Lol
    • Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file, puzzlecracker
      • Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file, Bit Twister
      • Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file, Maxwell Lol
• joining lines using *word* as separator, RonaldOttoValentinFischer
  • Re: joining lines using *word* as separator, pk
    • Re: joining lines using *word* as separator, RonaldOttoValentinFischer
      • Re: joining lines using *word* as separator, pk
      • Re: joining lines using *word* as separator, RonaldOttoValentinFischer
      • Re: joining lines using *word* as separator, pk
  • Re: joining lines using *word* as separator, Ed Morton
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • joining lines using *word* as separator, RonaldOttoValentinFischer
    • Re: joining lines using *word* as separator, RonaldOttoValentinFischer
• Help needed to parse 2 files, ezhil05
  • Re: Help needed to parse 2 files, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: Help needed to parse 2 files, pk
    • Re: Help needed to parse 2 files, ezhil05
      • Re: Help needed to parse 2 files, pk
      • Re: Help needed to parse 2 files, ezhil05
      • Re: Help needed to parse 2 files, Janis Papanagnou
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• search and replace using sed, mike
  • Re: search and replace using sed, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: search and replace using sed, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: search and replace using sed, mike
      • Re: search and replace using sed, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: search and replace using sed, mike
      • Re: search and replace using sed, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: search and replace using sed, mike
      • Re: search and replace using sed, wick end
      • Re: search and replace using sed, wick end
      • Re: search and replace using sed, mike
      • Re: search and replace using sed, Maxwell Lol
      • Re: search and replace using sed, Michael Tosch
• sed output and test for nonzero string, Brendan
  • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Brendan
      • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Maxwell Lol
      • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, wick end
    • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Brendan
    • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Stephane CHAZELAS
      • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Brendan
      • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Glenn Jackman
      • Re: sed output and test for nonzero string, Brendan
• Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny, Antonin
  • Re: Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny, OldSchool
  • Re: Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny, OldSchool
    • Re: Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny, Antonin
• Creating an Array in KSH from output, Carl Lindgren
  • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, rnscue
      • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, Carl Lindgren
      • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, Carl Lindgren
      • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, bsh
    • Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output, Carl Lindgren
• Shell Scripting Course in Kalwa thane, Shubham
  • Re: Shell Scripting Course in Kalwa thane, ramvenkey
• Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?, Bo Yang
  • Re: Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?, Hermann Peifer
      • Re: Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?, Bo Yang
• get all lines between two lines, AFC
  • Re: get all lines between two lines, Christoph Spohr
    • Re: get all lines between two lines, Christoph Spohr
      • Re: get all lines between two lines, Bo Yang
      • Re: get all lines between two lines, AFC
  • Re: get all lines between two lines, jellybean stonerfish
• mailx wrapping the lines itself, #! /shell/nerd
  • Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself, Gary Johnson
    • Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself, #! /shell/nerd
      • Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself, Gary Johnson
      • Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself, #! /shell/nerd
• Question about large amount of File management, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Question about large amount of File management, Hermann Peifer
  • Re: Question about large amount of File management, Maxwell Lol
  • Re: Question about large amount of File management, Rikishi42
    • Re: Question about large amount of File management, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Question about large amount of File management, Carl Lindgren
      • Re: Question about large amount of File management, lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Question about large amount of File management, Maxwell Lol
• ssh script, markp
  • Re: ssh script, pk
  • Re: ssh script, jellybean stonerfish
    • Re: ssh script, markp
  • Re: ssh script, jellybean stonerfish
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• newline separated grep output, chrisbgp
  • Re: newline separated grep output, Kenny McCormack
  • Re: newline separated grep output, Ed Morton
    • Re: newline separated grep output, chrisbgp
      • Re: newline separated grep output, chrisbgp
• Using find in script, CharlieB
  • Re: Using find in script, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Using find in script, Bill Marcum
    • Re: Using find in script, CharlieB
      • Re: Using find in script, 小力
      • Re: Using find in script, CharlieB
• why there is // ?, 小力
  • Message not available
    • Re: why there is // ?, 小力
  • Message not available
    • Re: why there is // ?, S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
      • Re: why there is // ?, Kenny McCormack
  • Message not available
    • Re: why there is // ?, bsh
• Re: Any way to make ram memory as disk for file access?, Dave Kelly
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Any way to make ram memory as disk for file access?, Theo v. Werkhoven
  • Re: Any way to make ram memory as disk for file access?, Janis Papanagnou
• cron script, laxman
  • Re: cron script, Luuk
    • Re: cron script, laxman
      • Re: cron script, Vítor De Araújo
      • Re: cron script, 小力
• Re: bash history: saving to and restoring from different file, jellybean stonerfish
• Setting passwords in remote systems, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Setting passwords in remote systems, Icarus Sparry
• error message from compiler "::vfwscanf has not been declared", ritchie31
  • Re: error message from compiler "::vfwscanf has not been declared", Lew Pitcher
• grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, kj
  • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, Gary Johnson
  • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, Bill Marcum
    • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, Adam Funk
      • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, William James
      • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, Adam Funk
  • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, Ed Morton
    • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, William James
      • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, Ed Morton
      • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, William James
      • Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns, Ed Morton
• Comparing 2 assignments, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Comparing 2 assignments, S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
    • Re: Comparing 2 assignments, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Comparing 2 assignments, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: Comparing 2 assignments, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Comparing 2 assignments, pk
• Preserve CR character, apogeusistemas
  • Re: Preserve CR character, pk
    • Re: Preserve CR character, apogeusistemas
• Monitoring Cron job, Zinger
  • Re: Monitoring Cron job, Glenn Jackman
  • Re: Monitoring Cron job, Gary Johnson
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• append into file, aki
  • Re: append into file, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: append into file, aki
      • Re: append into file, 小力
      • Re: append into file, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: append into file, S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
• perl -pi -e for specific line number, royce
  • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, Ed Morton
    • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, royce
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, Ed Morton
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, Ed Morton
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, pk
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, Michael Paoli
  • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, pk
    • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, royce
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, pk
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, royce
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, pk
      • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, royce
  • Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number, John W. Krahn
• cp error, Dave Kelly
  • Re: cp error, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: cp error, 小力
      • Re: cp error, pk
    • Re: cp error, Dave Kelly
  • Re: cp error, Bill Marcum
    • Re: cp error, Vítor De Araújo
• DB2 Consultants required at Bangalore, Mike
• Linux requirements, Mike
• How to cp a file as well as the directory?, PengYu.UT@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, Barry Margolin
    • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, Vítor De Araújo
      • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, hymie!
      • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, hymie!
      • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, Vítor De Araújo
      • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, Geoff Clare
  • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, jellybean stonerfish
    • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, Rikishi42
    • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, Barry Margolin
  • Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?, Geoff Clare
• backup script doesn't store a specific folder, puzzlecracker
  • Re: backup script doesn't store a specific folder, Bill Marcum
  • Re: backup script doesn't store a specific folder, William Pursell
• merge files and compute, vogel
  • Re: merge files and compute, pk
    • Re: merge files and compute, vogel
      • Re: merge files and compute, pk
• check if there is a file matching a pattern, harven
  • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, harven
      • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, harven
      • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, James Michael Fultz
      • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, harven
      • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, Chris F.A. Johnson
      • Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern, Icarus Sparry
• Tried lex and yacc groups but not working, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Tried lex and yacc groups but not working, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Tried lex and yacc groups but not working, parag_paul@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Tried lex and yacc groups but not working, Maxwell Lol
• command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, Tim B
  • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, James Michael Fultz
    • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, Paul Colquhoun
      • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, Ed Morton
      • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, stan
      • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, Tim B
  • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, harven
    • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, pk
  • Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern, dsv
• `#!' to run simple C source ?, zymailer
  • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, Keith Thompson
    • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, Maxwell Lol
      • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, zymailer
    • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, zymailer
  • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, Glenn Jackman
    • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, stan
      • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, stan
    • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, zymailer
    • Re: `#!' to run simple C source ?, Sven Mascheck
• Error when comparing 2 files, ezhil05
  • Re: Error when comparing 2 files, pk
    • Re: Error when comparing 2 files, pk
      • Re: Error when comparing 2 files, ezhil05
• Do not store time in tarball, mathieu
  • Re: Do not store time in tarball, Janis Papanagnou
    • Re: Do not store time in tarball, mathieu
      • Re: Do not store time in tarball, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Do not store time in tarball, mathieu
      • Re: Do not store time in tarball, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: Do not store time in tarball, mathieu
• [sed] how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, Criz Collins
  • Re: [sed] how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, Janis Papanagnou
  • Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, William James
    • Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, Criz Collins
      • Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, William James
  • Re: [sed] how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, pk
  • Re: [sed] how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, stan
    • Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, wick end
      • Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, stan
      • Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, wick end
      • Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???, stan
• at, cron scheduling error., sid
  • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Grant
  • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
    • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Kenny McCormack
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Kenny McCormack
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Maxwell Lol
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Kenny McCormack
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Maxwell Lol
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Maxwell Lol
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Maxwell Lol
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Kenny McCormack
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Maxwell Lol
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
    • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Bit Twister
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Bit Twister
      • Re: at, cron scheduling error., Adam Funk
• what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, wyhang@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Grant
  • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Rikishi42
    • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Rikishi42
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Janis Papanagnou
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Maxwell Lol
  • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Adam Funk
    • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Geoff Clare
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Adam Funk
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, James Kanze
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, Kenny McCormack
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, John DuBois
      • Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?, James Kanze
• Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Kenji Neoh
  • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, wyhang@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Kenji Neoh
      • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Grant
  • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Kenji Neoh
      • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, amateur
      • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Kenji Neoh
      • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Maxwell Lol
      • Re: Finding absolute path in a sourced script, Kenji Neoh
• variable assignment..., Sana
  • Re: variable assignment..., Bit Twister
• Problem combining find with sed in file renames, Rikishi42
  • Re: Problem combining find with sed in file renames, Rikishi42
  • Re: Problem combining find with sed in file renames, pk
    • Re: Problem combining find with sed in file renames, Rikishi42
      • Re: Problem combining find with sed in file renames, pk
      • Re: Problem combining find with sed in file renames, Rikishi42
      • Re: Problem combining find with sed in file renames, pk
      • Re: Problem combining find with sed in file renames, Rikishi42
• How to debug cron jobs?, kj
  • Re: How to debug cron jobs?, Icarus Sparry
  • Re: How to debug cron jobs?, Grant
    • Re: How to debug cron jobs?, Bit Twister
  • Re: How to debug cron jobs?, John DuBois
• environment variables not set when executing commands remotely, biglarryholmes
  • Re: environment variables not set when executing commands remotely, Icarus Sparry
• zsh: How to selectively filter stderr?, kj
  • Re: zsh: How to selectively filter stderr?, Stephane CHAZELAS
    • Re: zsh: How to selectively filter stderr?, kj
• How to specify ASCII 28 as field separator for sort?, kj
  • Re: How to specify ASCII 28 as field separator for sort?, pk
    • Re: How to specify ASCII 28 as field separator for sort?, kj
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