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Hi,

I have to upload a file to a remote Citrix Sharefile server using implicit FTPS. But the problem I'm facing is that when the FTPS UNIX script is called through a GUI tool; it keeps on running...

Hi All,

I am breaking my head in trying to get a command that will exactly match my given string. I have searched net and found few of the options -


grep -F $string file
grep -x $string...

Thank you so much Don for explaining in detail! Despite that I've one more doubt (please bear with me!)



But Y is an alphabet so wouldn't [:alnum:] matches that? and a dot . is already...

Hi All,

I am trying to download a XML from a URL through wget and successful in that but the problem is that I have to check for some special characters inside that XML. But when I download...

Hi Don,

I think there is some problem with this syntax.

test.ksh
if [ "${TEXT#*[![:alnum:] .,;:'"/\()_+=~@&*-]}" = "$TEXT" ];then echo 'no non-printables found';else echo 'non-printable...

Hi,

I'll be not able to convert it to hex file.

But in a simplest manner, can I check for only alphanumeric characters plus few punctuations which I know will get passed?

if [...

Hi Don,

Thanks for telling me that <space> is being treated like non-printable character. But I want this seach to look for all NON UTF-8 characters actually, I don't have any inkling on how to...

Hi All,

I am trying to find non-printable characters in a string. The sting could have alphanumeric, puntuations and characters like (*&%$#.') but not non-printable (or that is what I think they...

Rudic & Walter, thanks for your time!

I was afraid that my explanation might seem like blabbering!! :(

But what Walter suggested, I think I can take up from there and work with that.
...

Hi All,

I am trying to fetch lines before a pattern, I got to know about -B flag in grep but we have to pass the number to get those lines before some pattern say (X), now what if I want to get...

oh yeah sorry!! two dots in file name1.......

-dips

Hi,

need help in recognizing the pattern of file name. For e.g.


file name 1: <static file prefix>.<store cd>_<YYYYMMDD>.<ext>
file name 2: <static file prefix>_<YYYYMMDD>.<ext>

I want...

Hi,

I have a file, say files_list, as below (o/p of ls -R cmd)


$ cat files_list
/remote/dir/path/to/file:
sub-dir1
sub-dir2
sub-dir3
...

/remote/dir/path/to/file/sub-dir1:...

Hi vbe,

Sorry I couldn't reply earlier. But I really want to thank you as your solution worked and now the 14 parallel sessions accessing the same FTP connection alternatively is working fine....

"quit" as in after each time I call sftp -b <batchfile> user@ftp_address command? OR the end line in the unix script?

-dips

Hi,

In my project we use sftp with batch mode (password less) script in parallel for 14 sessions which connects to 2 different servers alternatively i.e. 7 connects to one server say server1 and...

Hi ahamed,

I tried the way you suggested
sftp -b BATCH_FILE_NAME -oLogLevel=DEBUG -oServerAliveInterval=60 -oServerAliveCountMax=5 -oTCPKeepAlive=yes USER@IP_ADDRESS

NOTE: I will have to...

Well....actually it just throws the usage for the sftp command

usage: sftp [-1Cv] [-B buffer_size] [-b batchfile] [-F ssh_config]
[-o ssh_option] [-P sftp_server_path] [-R...

Hi,

In our project we already have a passwordless sftp with -b (batchfile) option working but there have been some new application rolled out at the client site and they want us to raise the...

Hi Vgersh,

Simply Superb !!:) Thanks again.

-dips

Hi Vgersh,



I think I have an additional requirement involving extraction of YYYYMMDD parttern, however what you assumed about this being a mnemonic for data/time data is now true. Can you...

Hi Vgersh,

Thanks for the solution :)!!

Can you please explain this sed command ?

-dips

Hi vgersh,

I tried your code


echo 45_*_YYYYMMDD_SRC.txt.tar.gz | sed 's#[0-9]\{4,\}#*#'

but it returned the same string

45_*_YYYYMMDD_SRC.txt.tar.gz


-dips

Hi vgersh,

Thanks!! for your quick solution it worked with this kind of pattern.........(had to replace nawk by awk....it seems nawk is not supported on my linux)

But it slipped my mind :o to...

Hi,

My problem is that I have to search a changing pattern and replace it with the wild card char "*"


i/p: 99_*_YYYYMMDD_SRC.txt.tar.gz
o/p: 99_*_*_SRC.txt.tar.gz


The problem is...