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You have to use dos2unix (linux) or dos2ux (hp-ux) for this. Encoding is getting different from dos to unix with ^M character.

hth.

You have taken correct way. $? will give status of prev command. we can not make it with single utility to give return code and redirect output to another log file. You can do it better as,

#...

You can do it as,

#!/bin/sh
# Hour check script

if [[ $(date +'%H') -lt 12 ]]
then

perl -pi -e 's/^From_Date_Parm.*$/From_Date_Parm=sysdate - 1 (2005-06-20)/g' TransactionParams
perl...

You can use getline utility with awk program as,

awk '{ getline ln < "file1"; print ln" "$0 }' file

hth.

Adding to Ygor point,

`ps -ef|grep $wlPID1|grep -c -v grep` -ne 0 will not work!!

try as,

ps -ef | grep "$wlPID1" | grep -cqv grep

if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]
then
..
fi

-q option with grep...

You can make as,

#!/usr/bin/ksh
F1=jh
y=1
z=1

FS1=`cat $F1 | wc -l`

while [ $y -le $FS1 ]
do
set -xv
z=`expr $y + 1`
st=$y"p"
ed=$z"q"
V1=`sed -n $st\;{$ed\;} < $F1`

echo $y...

You can try as,

#/bin/bash
read -p 'Addr: " addr
awk '{ if ( $1 ~ "<Address>") { print address } }' address=$addr <filename>

hth.

You can try as,

cat > script1
#!/bin/sh
ls
hostname
uname -a

cat > script2
. ./script1

# chmod 755 script2 (Needed to execute shell script)
# ./script2

or

# sh script2

hth.

You can try this easily with,

#!/bin/sh

while read newfile reffile;
do

> ${newfile}

while read sfile start end
do

if [[ -f ${sfile} ]]
then
sed -n...

I hope encrypt function is available in unix but not the decryption. You can try your own script to generate passwd from some other string.

hth.

You can simply try as,

echo $((2221753117 + 299363384))

hth.

Is your mail command working propely without any problem ?

echo "$MLINE" | mail -s "$HOST - $TEXT" name@co.com

what you are getting for this?

There may be a problem to resolve domain name...

Yes. If you want to make this requirement with one script then proper setup has to be done as,

script running machine --> all other machines

which will not need password for ssh...

You can try as,

00 23 * * * [[ $(date +'%d') -eq $(cal | awk '!/^$/{ print $NF }' | tail -1) ]] && job 1>/dev/null 2>&1

hth.

Code tags please, thanks.

To remote last "," then,

awk '{ printf $0"," }END { printf "\n"}' a.txt | sed 's/,$//'

hth.

You can do this,

awk '{ printf $0"," }END{print "\n"}' <filename>

hth.

You can use ping as,

ping localhost -n 1 -m 5

where -m option is used to give timeout option. Default it is with 10 seconds.
-n option is used to give ping count

hth.

Another posibility is with NFS as, one specific share has to be mounted in all 65 unix machines. With in that you can put user ID, group ID, shell etc.

In the script you have to check whether the...

If you have setup for non-interactive login into remote machine with,

1) rsh commands
2) ssh commands
3) expect utility

then you can do it in all machines.

Else exection has to be done in...

Problem is because of inifite loop in test1.sh. It will keep on appending date informations in to 1.log. It will update the file of 1.log if you move anywhere. Operation is being done with kernel...

oops. try as,

#!/bin/sh
# read value in var variable
read var
if [[ -z $var ]]
then
let var=3
fi
echo $var

hth.

You can start "
tail -f 'file1' | grep '_RESP' | grep -v 0x00000000 > 'file2'" in background mode so that it will be running in background and you can view file2 contents.

# tail -f file1 | grep...

You can try as,

# read value in var variable
read var
if [[ -z $var ]]
then
set var=3
fi

Are you look this one?

The problem is file is in DOS format. You can change it as,

dos2ux <filename> > <outputfile>

hth.

>> will append or if the file is not there then it creates it again newly. But, It will only append new informations not the old one. You can look it in the new file.

hth.