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Just use move command 'mv' to change name of the file either with grep or sed.

if [ `hostname` = <server> ]
then
echo `date`
echo Sending file to <another server>
ff="wep_`date +%Y%m%d`"
echo "
user UN Passwd
get $ff
quit
" | ftp -n <server name>
fi


...

0(min) 12(hrs) *(Day,1,31) *(month(1,12) 3(wed) pathof the script wer u ve stored > redirectting path

sort -k3,3 -k7,7r input.file --- this gives

s03 laala 5 55 65 75 195
s02 tutu 6 85 90 90 265
s04 butterkhor 6 70 70 70 210
s01 lula 6 75 65 55 195


Is this sorted???

This will give you teh proper output

For lines ending with }

cat .txt|grep "}$"

to negate this

cat .txt | grep -v "}$"

This command gives output without space in ksh.

You can do that by one by one.also you can delete a dir. provided it should be an empty dir.
use rmdir ,rm -r etc

this may help u.

that works...
-24 --- in the past 24 hours +24 before one day

find / -name name*.txt | head -1


i hope this will give you the proper output.

Use this command.

I hope u vil get the proper output.

awk '{ printf "%s/%s = %3.3f\n", $11, $5, $11/$5}' 12.txt | sort -r -k3,3n | head -30

Thank you.

cat al.txt| cut -f2 |sed -e 's/A12/A23/g' .......... this may work i m not sure.

uniq -c <file1 >file2 would give you the number duplicate entries with a unique entry appending to the 2nd file.


Regards,
uniesh

cat file1|sort|uniq -c | cut -f2

cat file1|sort|uniq -c|cut -f2 >file2

go to editor mode of vi and type :g/outdated/d this wil delete all lines with the worh outdated.

You can also use :1,10/outdated/d to delete lines from 1 to 10 with the word outdated.