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you can try this...
$FILE_NAME="abc.txt";
$/="\n\n";

open(FH_R,"<",$FILE_NAME)|| die "Unable to open $FILE_NAME for reading: $!\n";
while (<FH_R>)
{
chomp;
s/\n+/=/g;
...

cat file_name| perl -e 's/(\d\-\d-\d\s\d:\d:\d)\.0/$1/gc'
this will give you desired output..

if this is a flat file you can also use
awk and sed if you want to perform some operation on search

will sharing through sockets allow seeing the correct OFFSET value as well??

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the other way i can think...

is it possible to duplicate file descriptors(opened by a different process) with the help of dup or dup2. the two process do not share parent child relationship as well.

try this one
history | sed 's/[0-9][0-9]*//'


thnx Shishir

try this
history | sed 's/[0-9][0-9]*//'


thnx Shishir

yes you can, but for this you need to run that script as a daemon..


thnx
Shishir

can you please explain bit more..like what are you searching for and from which to which line nos.... i think i can help you.......

thnx shishir

i tried to simulate your scenario.. so created an input file as below by the name inputfile.txt
-------------
var1=shishir
var2=shishir
var1=shishir
var2=shishir
var3=shishir
------------
the...

you can change the fileters for each day and concatenate to a variable for the week days

var=<o/p for aug15 and HR 1>||<o/p for aug 16 and HR 1>|| <o/p for aug 17 and HR 1>...

assuming "||" is...

for virtual memory u can also use vmstat

chop out the date string from the file name and use
date +%F -d "<string>"
this will convert the string date to the yyyy-mm-dd format

try giving 777 permissions to the files you wanted to delete and to the file system/ dir you are sharing..

also you can add --force option and do check for the sticky bit also..

Well i think it should work fine unless you are breaching the limitations..... the maximum depth of subdirectories is 20, and at least 16 Kbytes of stack space should be available to avoid stack...

Well i think it should work fine unless you are breaching the limitations..... the maximum depth of subdirectories is 20, and at least 16 Kbytes of stack space should be available to avoid stack...

u can then try 'passwd' or
"usermod -e YYYY-MM-DD root"
either of this should work fine

try to restart the machine in single user mode.... you should be able to do so..

also you can do
chkconfig sshd on
so that from next time if you reboot the node the sshd starts by default..
but first confirm if the problem is sshd daemon only...

may be sshd daemon is not running on the remote machine

are you able to login from console???

do you need a C program, i wonder as posted this in this forum..

ever you can use
cp -var <SRC_DIR> <DEST_DIR>
this is a verbose option with archive also

are you trying to filter the details on weekly basis or on daily basis