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Thanks for the quick reply, Porter, but it didn't work. First I ran it as is and got nothing, then I modified it as such:
Code:
for d in AWL.????????.IP
do
echo $d
if test -d $d
then
echo $d exists
fi
done
Code:
AWL.????????.IP |
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If you get back "AWP.????????.IP" then nothing matched the expression.
The way general expressions work in the shell is if there are file matches those that match are returned, else the expression. Can you do "ls -l" for us to see what you are seeing? It might be a case sensitivity type thing, note, windows file systems are case-insensitive, UNIX ones are normally case-sensitive. You might need to try "awp.????????.ip" or some variation. |
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thanks so much, it works now. It even worked before only I had made the mistake of looking for AWL.*.IP which is the standard for all of my other customers, but for this customer the directories are called TL.*.IP, so your first reply as to how to fix this succeeded.
Sorry about the extra reply I had to draw from you. Thanks again! Phil Plasma |
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