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After finding the files, write a small if condition to check if the file is already present and rename it by appending 1 or 2 and then copyig the others...

Hi,
Can anyone pls help me to automate login to cvs. I basically want to login to cvs and update a file.
the script always gets to the login and returns the prompt for a password.
Is there...

rsync

Could you please elaborate what do you mean by
FileA will return either status 1 or 0
Is it the return code....
Where is this value "0" or "1" stored for us to do a compare.
Es=”FileA”

will...

export PATH=$PATH:/path/u/want

awk -F \: '{print $1}' infile.txt|sed 's/@//g' |uniq

You can use a small script to do this... The below should work, u can enhance the below to ur exact requirements.....

#!/bin/ksh
for file in `find /path/where/you/want/to/search -type f -name...

Hi Scrutinizer
can you please explain awk '{$1=$1}1' .
i am new to awk, how does the above code work...

Thanks!!!!

sed "s/^ *//;s/ *$//;s/ \{1,\}/|/g" inputfile > outputfile.txt

The above should work

Can you give a sample input and output you are expecting.....

$0 will contain the name of your shell script.
basename is used to strip directory and suffix from filenames
See below for easy understanding:

$$>>cat testers.sh
#!/bin/sh...

Hi michaelrozar17
I realised it and fixed it. but did not understand it... :o

Can you please explain what the code does and how. Actually i did not understand teh "\1".
Otherwise i think,...

hi walid2mi,
As per your code, it will change all the occurances of any value after "=" with the new string..

Michaelrozar17,
I tested your code and it replaces the entire string with the new...

hi,
I am stuck at a place. Please help me out. Here is what i need to do.
Search for a pattern in a propertyfile and change only at one occurance. I have these statements and assignment as a part...

sorry... that must have been a typo.... i have just

src=`awk -F\| '{print $1}' testfile.txt`
dst=`awk -F\| '{print $2}' testfile.txt`

Hi,
i need to copy contents from source to destination with a few conditions, Please helpme out.
Sample input file
$>cat testfile.txt
/a/b/c/d | /e/f/g/d (d can be either a file or directory)...

Hi All,
I need to have a shell script for copying files from one location to another:
here is my script:

function FileCopy {
echo "COPYING"
if [[ -f $src && -f $dst ]];then
...

This can be accomplished using the label/goto, but unfortuantely goto is not supported by ksh, nor have i seen a successful implementation in bash as well. you could try the below script and put it...

in vi mode, type the fllowing:
:wq!

diff -f file1 file2

d=`cal $b 2010|head -1` # prints the calander for the year 2010 for $b(which is the month previous to the current month) | from the previous output it prints the first line(eg: "September 2010")...

use sed...

sed "/ABC/d" inputfile >> outputfile

if you give the absolute path of MY_DIR inside the script and then echo.... it should work fine....

Try this....
cd upto datadir/
find . -name "*.dat" -exec cp {} /path/where/you/want/files/copied \;

VI only