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i am using AIX but this code should work on every unix box. check to see if youe ftp command is working without redirecting it to logfile and then redirect it to log.

pgrep does not work on all unix flavor.

check this

#!/bin/sh
CHECK='ps -aux | grep start.jar | grep -v grep | wc -l'
if [ $CHECK -eq 0 ]
then
/usr/local/jre-1.7.0/bin/java - jar start.jar &
fi

also
"$CHECK = 0" is wrong . should be $CHECK -eq 0

remove else and try

you get limited info redirected in log when you use -d option. i am getting logs for below code -

ftp -dnv $SAMS_FTP_HOST << EOF_FTP |tee -a ${patch_holding}/ftplog
user $ftplogin $PASS
...

can you elaborate the problem faced.

did you try this -
ftp -d -n -v $Remote_Host << EOD | tee -a $Ftp_LOG;

try to use xargs -

find . -name '*.dat' | xargs wc -l

can anyone please explain my below statement, i am confused.

if [ "$filetype" = "perl" ] || [ "$filetype" = "NULL" ] \
[ "$filetype" = "csh" ] || [ "$filetype" = "ksh" ] \
...

ctrl - c will actually give you the terminal back killing all the processes running under its ownership. then run the process in nohup mode -

ex -

>>nohup abc.sh &

above command will give...

/home/d1kumar> date +'%d'
07
/home/d1kumar> date +'%y'
10
/home/d1kumar> date +'%m'
07
/home/d1kumar>


I believe this command is doing all you want. If not - check the help ( man date ) or...

use Y=`date +'%y'`

/home/d1kumar> date +'%y'
10

ptree process_id

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upper process in the heirarchy is parent of lower...

>cat abc
"4","0x23a3"
"5","0x4234"
"11",""
"20",""
"11132","0x6456"

>sed -e 's/0x//g' -e 's/""/999999/' -e 's/\"//g' abc
4,23a3
5,4234
11,999999
20,999999
11132,6456

use this

's/\"//'

ls -l | awk '{ print $2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7,$8,$9 }'

Please make your requirement more clear Or paste the log.

why don't you first grep for 09:00 and make sure the log is written for 09:00 and if grep succeeds, you proceed with sed... in other case you can increase/decrease the time by 01 min or so.

first move the file and second time use copy commnad.

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Do this:

mv /directory1/report...

try to use awk with the file .
ex : awk '{ print $12 }' file_name

for file in `find /home/project/ -type f`
do
rm -f $file
done

>str="/u01/Sybase/data/master.dbf"
>echo $str
/u01/Sybase/data/master.dbf
>basename $str
master.dbf

use the option : -maxdepth 1

ex : find . -maxdepth 1 -mtime +n

awk -F"/" '{ print $6 }' test_file | sed 's/-/./g' | awk -F"." '{ print $7 }' | sort |uniq



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