Yes you are missing something that... time.out file is very old file and it have data form past 5 years... so it have to be the final file and the reason i have used this code is
echo >> time.out; tr -d '\n' < runtime.out >> time.out
because the data in runtime.out is like this
Okay, suspected the second part, but you hadn't mentioned the format of runtime.out before so there was no way to know.
As I used comm with the -23 option, it wouldn't care about the old data of time.out at all, so that data would be safe, it would simply get the newest data from runtime.out, but the different file structure is a deal breaker unless you want to create a temporary file to hold data that can be comm'd to time.out.
I realize now that the reason you append a new line before inserting the data from runtime.out piped through tr to time.out is because after the last insertion, there is no newline since tr removes all newlines. I assume this is done on each and every record, so that you do wind up with newlines after each record, except for the last record.
I'd advisde changing this order if possible so the last record has a newline appended to it also, or that would be a deal breaker if you try to find a solution involving 'sed', because sed ignores lines w/o a newline at the end.
So if you make the line look as follows:
And then at the command prompt, one time only, before you run the collection script.
Then your good to go if you want to find a sed solution. That, however will take more time than I have today for me to look into it.
hi
i have records in my input file like this
aaa|1234||2bc||rahul|tamilnadu
bba|2234||b4c||bajaj|tamilnadu
what i am expecting is in between two pipes if there is no character it should be replaced with null or 0
so my file will look like this
aaa|1234|null|2bc|0|rahul|tamilnadu... (4 Replies)
Ok, I am brand new to UNIX and I am trying to learn a cross between basic script and database use. I had got some ideas off the net on simple ideas for learning UNIX. I am working on creating a simple phone book program that allows myself to enter our employees from work into a phone book text... (0 Replies)
All,
I am trying to figure out a script to run in windows that will allow me to match on First column in file1 to 8th Column in File2 then
Insert file1 column2 to file2 column4 then create a new file.
File1:
12345 Sam
12346 Bob
12347 Bill
File2:... (1 Reply)
Hi,
I have two files , one file with data file with attributes that need to be sent to another file to generate a predefined format.
Example:
File.txt
AP|{SSHA}VEEg42CNCghUnGhCVg==
APVG3|{SSHA}XK|"password"
AP3|{SSHA}XK|"This is test"
....
etc
---------
test.sh has... (1 Reply)
Hi,
i have 2 input files which are file1.txt and file2.txt. I need to extract data from file1.txt and file2.txt and save it in file3.txt like example below:-
File1.txt
ID scrap1
Name scrap1
start 1
end 10
ID scrap2
Name scrap2
start 11
end ... (4 Replies)
Hi All,
I have two input file and need to generate a CSV file. The existing report just "GREP" the records with the Header and Tailer records with the count of records.
Now i need to split the data into 25 records each in the same CSV file.
id_file (Input file )
227050994
232510151... (4 Replies)
Hi All,
how can i edit my original data and add more data if my 2nd script outputs SUCESS?
ex.
input file:
1.txt
nik,is,the
1script.sh
if 2ndscript.sh output SUCCESS then i'm going to edit my input file and add data best,pogi..
sample outputdata.
nik,is,the,best,pogi
2ndscript.sh... (3 Replies)
Hello,
I have 2 files delimited by "|".
File1:
1|New York
12| Buffalo
599| Syracuse
File2:
56 Kennedy |1
9 Burridge Pl|15
98 BELL ROCK |599
My goal: Is to replace the numerical numbers in "File 2" (second field, not street address) with the corresponding city names from... (2 Replies)
this section of the awk code i have here takes file to work with from the user.
the user specifies the file name from the command line and the file name is assigned to the variable $FLIST
awk 'BEGIN {
while((getline < "'${FLIST}'")>0)
S
FS="\n"; RS="}\n"
}
now, i dont want... (5 Replies)
The below awk improved bu @MadeInGermany, works great as long as the input file has data in it in the below format:
input
chrX 25031028 25031925 chrX:25031028-25031925 ARX 631 18
chrX 25031028 25031925 chrX:25031028-25031925 ARX 632 14... (3 Replies)
Discussion started by: cmccabe
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tinydyndns-update
tinydyndns-update(8) System Manager's Manual tinydyndns-update(8)NAME
tinydyndns-update - update TYPE A record in data.cdb
SYNOPSIS
tinydyndns-update fqdn dynip
DESCRIPTION
tinydyndns-update changes the data of a TYPE A record in data.cdb in the current directory. Other than tinydns-data(8), tinydndns-update
does not know about the source file data but changes the binary database data.cdb directly.
First tinydyndns-update checks if the given fqdn has a TYPE A record in data.cdb. Then it checks if the given IP address differs from the
one in the TYPE A record in data.cdb, or if the record's timestamp should be updated. Finally if data.cdb needs to change, tinydyndns-
update copies data.cdb to data.tmp, changes the IP address of the TYPE A record of fqdn to dynip in data.tmp, optionally adjusts time-to-
live or time-to-die, and renames data.tmp to data.cdb.
ENVIRONMENT
TTL time-to-live. The environment variable TTL overrides the default time-to-live in seconds (0 if TTD is set, otherwise 5). If TTL is
not set or zero, the time-to-live of the record will not change. $TTL must be an integer.
TTD time-to-die. $TTD must be an integer, specifying a number of seconds. If TTD is set, the timestamp of the record is set to the
current time plus $TTD seconds, and TTL is set to zero by default, so that tinydns(8) interpretes the timestamp as time-to-die.
Note: you probably want to adjust SOA ttl, or create a wildcard record, to prevent DNS caches from caching nxdomain, when using this
feature.
LOC location. $LOC must be two characters long. If LOC is set, it specifies the client location for records to be updated.
EXIT CODES
If tinydyndns-update cannot find a TYPE A record for fqdn in data.cdb, it prints a warning and exits 114.
If dynip does not differ from the IP address of the TYPE A record of fqdn in data.cdb, and the environment variable TTD is not set, tiny-
dyndns-update prints a note and exits 0.
tinydyndns-update exits 100 if it has trouble opening data.cdb, and leaves data.cdb unchanged.
tinydyndns-update exits 111 on temporary error, and leaves data.cdb unchanged.
If data.cdb was changed successfully, tinydyndns-update exits 0.
FILES
./data.cdb
./data.tmp
SEE ALSO tinydyndns-data(8), tinydyndns-conf(8)
http://smarden.org/tinydyndns/
AUTHOR
Gerrit Pape <pape@smarden.org>
tinydyndns-update(8)