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• how to save the last full backup
  • From: JRough
• how to save the last full backup
  • From: JRough
• grep
  • From: Sana
• Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list.
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list.
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list.
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Generate number of occurances of each item in a list.
  • From: Michael Schindler
• Generate number of occurances of each item in a list.
  • From: Dave
• Re: Looking for a Solaris system to training
  • From: edcrosbys
• Re: Looking for a Solaris system to training
  • From: Dave
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: edcrosbys
• Re: escape character in csh
  • From: Fred
• escape character in csh
  • From: trighole
• Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script
  • From: edcrosbys
• Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script
  • From: edcrosbys
• Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Looking for a Solaris system to training
  • From: contracer11
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: contracer11
• Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: why there is // ?
  • From: bsh
• Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?
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• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: bsh
• Re: Using and programming the Unix shell
  • From: bsh
• Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?
  • From: Lynn
• Re: Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?
  • From: shakahshakah@xxxxxxxxx
• Huh? How do I escape the left paren in SED?
  • From: Lynn
• Re: Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: Karsten Kruse
• Re: Combining add function in line
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Combining add function in line
  • From: puzzlecracker
• Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?
  • From: Dan Williams
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?
  • From: Dan Williams
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: X-Windows pop-up from within script
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell)
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Une Bévue
• Re: Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: edcrosbys
• Re: Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: rcp
• Re: grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell)
  • From: Patrick
• X-Windows pop-up from within script
  • From: edcrosbys
• Re: grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell)
  • From: pk
• Re: Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: pk
• grep n lines on solaris 10(bash shell)
  • From: Patrick
• Help: Making directory from a list
  • From: Amy Lee
• Re: Shell Scripting Course in Kalwa thane
  • From: ramvenkey
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  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: awk exit code - Newbie question
  • From: Kaskooye
• Re: awk exit code - Newbie question
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• awk exit code - Newbie question
  • From: Kaskooye
• Re: Netscape 4 removed
  • From: pk
• Netscape 4 removed
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
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• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: contracer11
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  • From: jesusisresurected
• Re: : Invalid argument Using SSH
  • From: John Doe
• Re: stty: : Invalid argument Using SSH
  • From: John Doe
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
• Re: stty: : Invalid argument Using SSH
  • From: S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
• Re: : Invalid argument Using SSH
  • From: Joachim Schmitz
• Re: Combining add function in line
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Combining add function in line
  • From: Ed Morton
• Combining add function in line
  • From: cconnell_1
• Re: Combining add function in line
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Andrew Smallshaw
• stty: : Invalid argument Using SSH
  • From: John Doe
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• Re: simple script?
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Javi Barroso
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Paul Colquhoun
• Re: how to redirect through pipe
  • From: Barry Margolin
• Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself
  • From: #! /shell/nerd
• Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: simple script?
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?
  • From: Gary Johnson
• Re: Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Is there a script that totals the file sizes in a list of files?
  • From: Dan Williams
• Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error
  • From: Harry
• Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error
  • From: BookerT
• Re: Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Using the wget command - connecting to URL, but getting a 404 error
  • From: BookerT
• Re: code: history auto management (for bash, but should be close to ksh)
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: how to redirect through pipe
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: Andrew Smallshaw
• Re: Generate two lines code for each line
  • From: puzzlecracker
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• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: pk
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: rcp
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Re: Automating ssh connection
  • From: pk
• Automating ssh connection
  • From: contracer11
• Re: how to redirect through pipe
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: how to redirect through pipe
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: file difference
  • From: Bo Yang
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  • From: JRough
• Re: unknown date format on backup script that works!
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: simple script?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: simple script?
  • From: Kees Nuyt
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file.
  • From: John DuBois
• Re: for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: markp
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: wick end
• Re: simple script?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file.
  • From: Mark Hobley
• Re: simple script?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: simple script?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• simple script?
  • From: dopiotrko
• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Generate two lines code for each line
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: file difference
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
• Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file.
  • From: shakahshakah@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: wick end
• Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file.
  • From: Ravikanth
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: mike
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: mike
• Re: File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file.
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• File size limit crossed when writing the logs to a file.
  • From: Ravikanth
• Re: joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: pk
• Re: file difference
  • From: pk
• Re: joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: RonaldOttoValentinFischer
• Re: file difference
  • From: vivek kalan
• Re: file difference
  • From: pk
• Re: file difference
  • From: vivek kalan
• Re: Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?
  • From: Bo Yang
• Re: file difference
  • From: Bo Yang
• file difference
  • From: vivek kalan
• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: Carl Lindgren
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  • From: ROSEEE
• Re: for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: b.jeswine
• Re: ssh script
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Re: cron script
  • From: 小力
• Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file
  • From: Bit Twister
• Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file
  • From: puzzlecracker
• Re: Using find in script
  • From: CharlieB
• Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself
  • From: Gary Johnson
• Re: for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Generate two lines code for each line
  • From: puzzlecracker
• Re: for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: Michael Tosch
• Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file
  • From: John W. Krahn
• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: Carl Lindgren
• for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: markp
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Brendan
• Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself
  • From: #! /shell/nerd
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: pk
• for do command in Solaris 10
  • From: markp
• Re: extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file
  • From: pk
• extract a word that starts with BLU from lines in file
  • From: puzzlecracker
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: mike
• Re: joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: RonaldOttoValentinFischer
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Glenn Jackman
• Re: joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: pk
• Re: Help needed to parse 2 files
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Brendan
• Re: joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: RonaldOttoValentinFischer
• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: Adam Funk
• joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: RonaldOttoValentinFischer
• Re: joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: pk
• Re: Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny
  • From: Antonin
• joining lines using *word* as separator
  • From: RonaldOttoValentinFischer
• Re: Help needed to parse 2 files
  • From: ezhil05
• Re: Help needed to parse 2 files
  • From: pk
• Re: Help needed to parse 2 files
  • From: ezhil05
• Re: Help needed to parse 2 files
  • From: pk
• Re: Help needed to parse 2 files
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: rnscue
• Help needed to parse 2 files
  • From: ezhil05
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: mike
• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
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• Re: search and replace using sed
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
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  • From: mike
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Stephane CHAZELAS
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: wick end
• Re: cron script
  • From: Vítor De Araújo
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Question about large amount of File management
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Brendan
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Brendan
• Re: sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: Question about large amount of File management
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• Re: Question about large amount of File management
  • From: Carl Lindgren
• sed output and test for nonzero string
  • From: Brendan
• Re: Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny
  • From: OldSchool
• Re: Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Issue with SSH: my IP address doesn't stop to be logged into /etc/hosts.deny
  • From: Antonin
• Creating an Array in KSH from output
  • From: Carl Lindgren
• Re: get all lines between two lines
  • From: AFC
• Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???
  • From: stan
• Re: Question about large amount of File management
  • From: lihao0129@xxxxxxxxx
• Re: why there is // ?
  • From: Kenny McCormack
• Re: why there is // ?
  • From: S P Arif Sahari Wibowo
• Re: why there is // ?
  • From: 小力
• Re: Using find in script
  • From: 小力
• Re: Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?
  • From: Hermann Peifer
• Re: mailx wrapping the lines itself
  • From: Gary Johnson
• Shell Scripting Course in Kalwa thane
  • From: Shubham
• Re: Using find in script
  • From: CharlieB
• Re: Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Is there any command line tool dealing with XML?
  • From: Bo Yang
• Re: get all lines between two lines
  • From: Bo Yang
• Re: get all lines between two lines
  • From: Christoph Spohr
• Re: get all lines between two lines
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Re: get all lines between two lines
  • From: Christoph Spohr
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• Re: Question about large amount of File management
  • From: Rikishi42
• Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???
  • From: wick end
• mailx wrapping the lines itself
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• Re: Question about large amount of File management
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Question about large amount of File management
  • From: Hermann Peifer
• Question about large amount of File management
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• Re: ssh script
  • From: markp
• Re: ssh script
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Re: ssh script
  • From: pk
• ssh script
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• Re: newline separated grep output
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• Re: newline separated grep output
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• Re: newline separated grep output
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• Re: newline separated grep output
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• Re: cron script
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• Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number
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• Re: Using find in script
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Using find in script
  • From: CharlieB
• Re: Using find in script
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: William James
• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
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• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
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• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: Adam Funk
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• Re: Any way to make ram memory as disk for file access?
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• Re: append into file
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• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
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• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
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• Re: Any way to make ram memory as disk for file access?
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• Re: Any way to make ram memory as disk for file access?
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• Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?
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• Re: append into file
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• Re: cp error
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• Re: cron script
  • From: Luuk
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• Re: bash history: saving to and restoring from different file
  • From: jellybean stonerfish
• Re: Setting passwords in remote systems
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• Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: cp error
  • From: Vítor De Araújo
• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: Ed Morton
• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?
  • From: John DuBois
• Re: error message from compiler "::vfwscanf has not been declared"
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• Re: grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: Gary Johnson
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  • From: ritchie31
• grep wizardry: ISO files w/ 2 different patterns
  • From: kj
• Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern
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• Re: Monitoring Cron job
  • From: Gary Johnson
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• Re: Monitoring Cron job
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• Re: Preserve CR character
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: Preserve CR character
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• Monitoring Cron job
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• Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?
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• Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number
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• Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
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• Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number
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• Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?
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• Re: cp error
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• Re: cp error
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: perl -pi -e for specific line number
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• Re: append into file
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• Re: cp error
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: cp error
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
  • From: Vítor De Araújo
• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
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• Re: How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• How to cp a file as well as the directory?
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• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
  • From: Adam Funk
• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
  • From: Adam Funk
• Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern
  • From: Icarus Sparry
• Re: backup script doesn't store a specific folder
  • From: Bill Marcum
• Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern
  • From: Chris F.A. Johnson
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• Re: how to ONLY get the stuff between \(.*\)???
  • From: stan
• Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: Tried lex and yacc groups but not working
  • From: Maxwell Lol
• Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern
  • From: harven
• Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern
  • From: stan
• Re: merge files and compute
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• Re: what's difference between "changed" and "modified"?
  • From: Janis Papanagnou
• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
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• Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern
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• Re: merge files and compute
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• Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern
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• Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern
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• Re: command to delete files with names not matching a pattern
  • From: harven
• Re: at, cron scheduling error.
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• Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern
  • From: harven
• Re: check if there is a file matching a pattern
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• check if there is a file matching a pattern
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• Re: Do not store time in tarball
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