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Old 12-14-2007
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Version Check using Korne Shell...

Hi,

I am very new to Korne Shell Scripting. I have a bit complicated issue :-

I want to add a configuration file, named CONF_FILE in the directory /
home/stat/temp. This file contains the list of file type which must
begin with a version header (in the form ##vx.y## on the first line).
The format of this configuration file is simply one file type per
line. The type of file which needs a version header are XY, XYY.
For each type of file configured in CONF_FILE, I need to verify to
check if there is a version number and if there is not, I have to
consider it as not OK (KO) .

Request you to pls let me know your inputs.

Thanks a lot in advance.
 

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