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In bash try:
GLOBIGNORE=*.*.dat
ls *.dat

What GUI volume control is available depends on your window manager.

You could also try alsamixer / amixer in console.

I would worry that your script will not start again after a server boot, network hiccup or other trauma that stops it, hence why I suggest scheduling it as discreet test rather than the infinite...

Hello kiranparsha,

Following may help you in same to get last year month December's files. I just created some test files and got the output.

Test files with last year's dates are as follows....

Budrys,
postfix is the MTA (Mail Transport Agent) it will only deliver mails to an Imap/Pop3 Server.
I recommended dovecot.
There are several howtos to use dovecot with postfix.
And roundcube...

ls | head -3
tcode-pdf.txt
test-pdf.php@testid=4125
test-pdf.php@testid=4143


I manually copied over the tcode-pdf.txt as it was not there. Thanks for your help :).

I also attached...

Sure:

-t, Use a comma as the field separator
-k1,2 Specify fields 1 and 2 as the primary key
-k3.7,3.10 Specify the 7th character through the 10th...

@ junior-helper

Your awk example works perfect here. You helped me find and fix some things in my script that have been bugging me.

Thanks mate.

P.S. Your unit count is one more than...

If just the values associated with the keywords were wanted (instead of keyword and value), it would be simpler to use the default awk field delimiters and look for the keywords with the colons...

Try:
awk 'NR==FNR{A[$1]; next} FNR in A' file2 file1

You haven't said what OS you're using. On some systems test -a file tests for the existence of any file named file; on others it is a binary and operator between two expressions. It would be safer...

or alternatively:

awk -F, 'FNR==NR{if ($2==23) no[$1]; next} !($1 in no)' myfile myfile

Note that i 'had' to change the morse-codes per letter to be without a ;, furthermore it requires now a ; before SP (read: after every letter).
But 'forcing' that, one can switch between 2 output...

Thats a fun excercise :D

Here is my test to reverse the input as well:
I mean, it has to be able to translate it both ways, doesnt it? ;)
+ ~ $ morse "Hello UNIX DOT com"...

I'm glad to hear you solved your problem. So other people reading this thread can learn from your question, will you show us how you fixed it?

I was going to suggest trying:
sed...

Hi junior-helper,
I don't know why you would use ls -l when you only want names or why you would use ls -r when you want files in forward order.

Why not just ls -t > filelist.txt to get your list...

The find -xdev primary only helps if the subdirectories are all mount points for different filesystems. However, the following command should do what you want:
find . \( -type d ! -name . -prune...

Okie - Sorry for the confusion. Will try explaining again - hope the picture gets clearer now.

My intent - I am trying to add a new userid to an existing alias in .mailrc.

Overview:-
There are...

junior-helper be careful of x.x as it would match in strings like "box xmas gifts". That is why Corona688 used x[.]x in his RE.

I'd also be tempted to remove some unnecessary quotes like this:
...

One way with awk and tr:

awk ' /^Queue/ {printf ("%s ", $2)}
/max queue depth/ {print $3} ' infile | tr -d '[:punct:]' > newfile



On solaris use nawk and /usr/xpg4/bin/tr

I think you meant "infamous".

You can avoid the eval. Never store quotes to parse them later, just store the parameters exactly as you want them -- minus quotes -- in an array or positional...

It seems to work because $COL will evaluate to $0 when COL has a string value. So your code will match $0 against "vinay" and print the entire first line. Test this by setting col='$3' or adding some...

Your code assumes that each patient will only have one panel (so you have your user enter a patient ID and a panel number together). My code assumes that a single patient will frequently go through...

I'm a little bit confused. You say you're learning awk, but there is no awk code in this thread.

Drawing ASCII art may be easier in vi than in notepad++, but you shouldn't have any problem even...

Well, that's why I suggested external tables first :)

But from a DB standpoint, I see the data as needed in the database, hence the load. Agreed, he didn't explicitly ask how to load it, but...