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Hello friends ..

I have configured "smb" in debian machine . Created a share named "share_one" with public access and started samba service .

I am able to access the share "share_one"...

arp -a | awk '{print $2}' | grep "192.168.0.[1-2]$"

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what is the contents of file iom_test.txt

try this out
cat filename | sed 's/Oa/\n/'

hello usha,

solution given by franklin, is best.

But keep a point to know if the example you have presented above is the same then it will work fine.

But , if there is any spaces inbetween...

one more thing i want to clarify , is there only one particular sub-directory under sub1, sub2, ...subn and its "inbox" .

If this is the case then above script will work fine.

If not then...

is it giving any error

Hello kiran ,
what you have written is correct.

I have also tried the same it works fine

cat test.txt | while read LINE
do
CD1=`ls ${LINE}/inbox`
echo $CD1 ### this is a extar which i have...

you can also try out as
arp -a | grep "192.168.0.1 "

I have configured iSCSI on server with linux running on it .

On APPLE I have downloaded gloablSAN. When globalSAN is started ,it asks for target IP . I have given target IP . It has detected the...

I have a set up of 5 machines which are connected in same network.

Now i want to run a small application so that those machines are not ideal.

hello kumarmani,
You can check out this link
Sed - An Introduction and Tutorial (http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html)

If you want to go through other tutorials . You can search for "sed...

check this out for searching \M at the starting of all statement and replace it with blank space.
cat ref | sed 's/^\\M/ /'

check this out for searching \M at the end of all statement and replace...

in script include $file in quotes as "$file"

and while passing the path to script pass in quotes as
"/root/directory first"

this will work fine.

nagnatar ,
I am not facing the problem when i execute it on my system.
If you are facing it then it be because of export .

But according to me export should not alter any results.
It justs...

nagnatar ,
I am not facing the problem when i execute it on my system.
If you are facing it then it be because of export .

But according to me export should not alter any results.
It justs...

Hello nagnatar,

What happens in last script is that if there is any blank line in "num" file then the expression i=`expr $i + $line` goes as i=`expr 10 + ` which is a syntax error.

so...

Hello nagnatar,

What happens in last script is that if there is any blank line in "num" file then the expression i=`expr $i + $line` goes as i=`expr 10 + ` which is a syntax error.

so...

There is no problem with sending the huge file using scp.

I have used scp to send files size in GB's also.

#!/usr/bin/expect

spawn ssh [ lindex $argv 0 ]
expect "*?assword:*"
send -- "abcd1234"
send -- "\r"
expect eof


in this example password is abcd1234, replcaethat string with your password....

Franklin52's solutions work fine.

you can also go for

sort -n ref_file | tail -1 > new_file

Hello zenith

Its possible with for loop provided the file should have only 3 entries per line

If yes reply back so that we can provide you with solution.

Hello zenith

Its possible with for loop provided the file should have only 3 entries per line

If yes reply back so that we can provide you with solution.

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sed 's/<//' file_name

this will work

check this out
sed 's/<//' file_name

this will work