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Hi JayJay02,

Can you try the below command?
DATE=`TZ=GMT-168 date +%y%m%d`

This yielded me
sirahu@sirahu-dt037:~$ DATE=`TZ=GMT-168 date +%y%m%d` ;echo $DATE
120912

where ...

Hi,

Can you post the error you are getting while attempt to connect the server.

Hi dsfreddie,


Try the below command to get the next day's date
busdt=`date --date='tomorrow' +%Y%m%d`

hi BarrTech,

have you tried this grep -iw "s.r.*" input_file

Hi Ravi,

Hope this will work for you..

find / -type f -name abc.txt -exec grep -l "Created by xyz" {} \;

Hi,

if you your requirement is to print the list of files except the symlinks.Then you can use both the codes.

1.In the first code -P option : Never follow symbolic links.So symlinks wont get...

Hi skhichi ,

Try this command below
mutt -e 'set content_type="text/html"' me@mydomain.com -s "subject" -a "sample.csv"< message.html

Hi,

ll is an alias in most Linux distributions that stands for: $ls -l

Hi,

Try below command too
ll | cut -f2 -d">"

sorry dude... now its clear... actually i was little bit confused

Hi ,

Instead of mentioning 0,5,10,.. make it as read by

*/5 * * * * /path/to/script.sh

Try this this will be running every five minutes once :b:

Hi,

Check the user and folder permissions for this folder "/Volumes/X2_Data/Shares/CasperShare" .You cant copy when there is no permission for others.By changing the permission of the source you...

Hi elixir_sinari,

Have tried using that command. When i attempted it resulted me with both the patterns.I think you have misunderstood the symbol '|' :confused:

If you want to search multiple strings in a particular folder use the below commands.

grep -r '<pattern1>\|<pattern2>\|etc' /path/to/dirctory

the above command will yield the output of line...

Hi,

Try this command this will list the file containing the string/pattern.
grep -lr <string/pattern> directory path