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The bash man page is awesome, but the single best reference except that would be: Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide (http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/)

Good luck!

test -n

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We had the exact same problem with tar where I worked before.
It showed that the tar binary that we were using had an known bug
that we didn't know about. I'm very keen to know how this thread will...

This may help if you have access to perl:
Perl 5.8 Documentation - File::Find - Traverse a directory tree (http://perl.active-venture.com/lib/File/Find.html)

ls -pm|grep / :cool:

The software company is always a good start :-)

man sshd_config

Thus your solution is incorrect.

Just loop through the filehandles you want to print to.

$file='/tmp/logfile';
open LOGFILE ,">>$file" or die "can't open $file: $!";
@t=qw/STDOUT LOGFILE/;
for (@t){
print $_ `echo $$`;
}
...

I'm glad that you've solved the problem :b:
For the sake of a usable forum, please do type in your solution
in order to help other users with similar problems in the future.
I'll be happy to help...

You have to clarify which columns you want to compare with what?
If we examine the first line;

insert into Ticket (TicketID,TicketStripID,TicketData,SequenceNo) values...

Because it's the most UNIX-like Linux distribution.
No dependency handling by pkgtool, which is wonderful.
Compiling all third-party software is a great way
to optimize the functionality of the...

Hello namishtiwari,
I suggest you take a look at Perl if you have it on your system.
It's very powerful for parsing lots of data like this.
Can you please paste a couple of lines from the source...