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Thanks RTM

but the script doent use ssty anywhere.

It used to work fine earlier .

What could be the other reason

Hi all

I am getting the following error when i execute my cronjob :


stty: : No such device or address
stty: : No such device or address

What could be the problem.

Thanks
Rahul

Hi

Can you plz explain how is it working.

:confused:

Thanks a lot Vino

I have a script that is being called from cron job .
This script further call 3 scripts which runs in the background .

main script ( called from cron )
{
script1 &
script2 &
script3 &
}
...

U can use this :-

egrep "black|white" colors.txt

awk -F"/" '{ print $NF }'

Vgresh ,

Can u plz explain that ...

Code :-

sed 's/^\([0-9]*\)/\1 \1/' inputfile

In the " echo " where u get the final output use this :

echo $nohup_loc2 @ `date +%H:%M:%S` from $cur_fsize - $new_fsize | awk '{tmp=$5;$5=$7;$7=tmp;print $0}'

Can u plz paste a part of the file and what output do u want ??

Which shell r u using ??

It works fine from within a script on my shell i.e ksh ( Linux Box )

Everything seems right in ur line

May be there r no files with the specific name .......

Does this give some error ???

U r right Vino

echo " Name Time Size "

Inside the for loop try this :-

ls -lrt $file | awk '{print $9; print $8; print $5}' | tr '\n\ ' '
echo " "

where file is the file retrieved from the loop

This is for 1 particular case ( aiyd ) and not for all the options

Isnt it ?

get all the columns in a file and use this :-

cat column_list_file | tr '\n' ','

Hello

grep will take time because as u said there r many sub-directoires under the /vol directory .

It hangs because u have not specified any dir from which it would read
so it waits for some...

for old_name in `ls -l path_to_dir/*jpg`
do
new_name=`awk -F"-" 'BEGIN { OFS="-"} {$3=toupper($3);print $0}' $old_name`
mv $old_name $new_name
done

#! /bin/ksh
i=0
for list in `ls -l file*`
do
if [ $i -lt 99 ]
then
tmp=`echo $list| sed "s/^[a-z]*[0-9]*$/flat$i/"`
mv path_to_dir/$i...

Dont use echo !!!!!

Isnt it

What is $1 and $l ??

I think the problem is with $l (small ) as it is not defined .

why another \ after 1

use this :-


sed "To_date_Parm.*$/To_Date_Parm=${now}/g" ./"$noofdays"\1 > /data01//et2/et2/CTI_London/IAM/metadata/"$noofdays"

Use Tee

ls -lt | wc -l | tee /dev/tty file.txt

Can u plz paste the code of the if block