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Forum: Programming 06-19-2014
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There's a couple things that make it hard to just...
There's a couple things that make it hard to just give you a suggested solution...

First, the structure you're talking about it generally not just one structure. It's a linked list of structures,...
Forum: Red Hat 06-18-2014
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Posted By cnamejj
Other people might have the same question I do,...
Other people might have the same question I do, which makes it difficult to suggestion a solution. I'm not sure what "fully loaded" means?

If you just want to know if the website is up and...
Forum: Programming 06-05-2014
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Posted By cnamejj
The answer to how that program work are in the...
The answer to how that program work are in the URL you linked.

The called program overwrites it's arguments after making a copy of them. But as one of the other comments adds, there's still a...
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Posted By cnamejj
If you're using bash/sh or similar shells this...
If you're using bash/sh or similar shells this will capture the python version number in a variable.

xx=$(python --version 2>&1)

The output is being sending to stderr, which is why you need the...
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Posted By cnamejj
I think if you have a 15MB shell script it's...
I think if you have a 15MB shell script it's going to be slow no matter what. So if speeding things up is important the best approach is, unfortunately, to redesign the script and break functions...
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I got the impression from reading your posting...
I got the impression from reading your posting that the status file (the one containing "closed" or "open") was on the remote server. If so, then the "grep" command of a local file won't help.

If...
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Posted By cnamejj
You can use the mktime() and strftime() routines...
You can use the mktime() and strftime() routines if your awk has them (gawk does). Here's a crude sample to give you an idea how it work. Check the "man gawk" page for more info

gawk 'BEGIN {...
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