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Hi,
You have bad declare TESTDIR variable ( Forgot '$' for '(OS)' ) :
TESTDIR = ./test/$(OS)_$(KERN).$(ARCH)_$(CNAME)_$(FNAME)_$(ver)

Hi,



awk '/^-- Current Database:/ {A++}{print A" "$0}' ==> put a flag (a number follow of space) on each line of each Database block. for a given block, we have the same flag on each line,...

It's a little few hard and the result is little few different (highest number then highest aphabetic so) :
awk '/^-- Current Database:/ {A--}{print A" "$0}' /tmp/file.txt | LC_COLLATE=C sort | uniq...

Hi,
Maybe as:
awk '/^-- Current Database:/ {A++}{print A" "$0}' file.txt | LC_COLLATE=C sort | uniq -c | sed 's/ *\([0-9]\+\) [0-9]\+ /\1 /;/-- Current Database:/s/^[0-9]\+ //'
Regards.

Hi,
Maybe with sed below but with same resultat give by RudiC:
sed -e 's/.\{7\}\|.\{1,6\}$/_&/g;s/^_//;s/_\(.\)[0-9]*/\1/g' file
Regards.

Hi, with sed without -i :
file to modify:
$ cat /tmp/file.tst
$Paramsoqlfilter=Systemmodstamp > 1900-01-01T00:00:00.000Z
$Paramsoqlfilter=Systemmodstamp > 1900-01-01T00:00:00.000Z...

Hi,

You must not give self in super().__init__(self,value).

So super().__init__(value).

Hi,
When you redirect file descriptor (as 2), you don't add space between fd and redirect...
So, try with:
version=`"$java_version" -version 2>&1`
and/or
$java_version -version...

@RudiC: your solution not work with by example: 2018-07-03 20:00:00

Another solution (with perl) :
LOGFILE=/tmp/foobar.log
read a b < <(tail -1 "$LOGFILE" | perl -ne 'use POSIX; ...

Hi,
Maybe as similar request: https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/237079-grep-last-30-minutes-log-only.html

Regards.
...

Hi,

Maybe something like as :
awk -vArgz="$ArgZ" -vArgZB="$ArgZB" 'BEGIN{split(Argz,A,"\n")}
FNR == 1 {Line=0}
FNR == 1 && $0 ~ /^#!/ {Line=FNR}
$0 == A[2] || $0 == A[3]{next}
/^import/...

Hi,

Maybe, you can to see to side: https://www.unix.com/unix-for-dummies-questions-and-answers/128363-copy-files-parallel.html

Regards.

In your case, you must create 2 functions and 5 fifo for work fine:
First function:
func_openssl ()
{
openssl < <(
j=1
while read mdp
do
x=$(( j++ % 2 ))
echo "dgst -sha256 -out...

Hi,
sha256sum is slower that openssl if it use correctly, demo:
Three approach to compute 1000 hash and duration:
Your approach:
$ time for i in {00001..01000}; do echo $i| sha256sum ; done | cut...

Or with good locale:
$ LC_NUMERIC="C" /usr/bin/printf "%'.f\n" "1.14475E+15"
1144750000000000
$ LC_NUMERIC="POSIX" /usr/bin/printf "%'.f\n" "1.14475E+15"
1144750000000000
$...

Hi senhia83,
maybe a little bit faster than your second solution:
awk 'NR==1 {C=NF;Y=$0;Z=$4;next}{X[NR]=$0;print Z,$1"__"$2"__"$3,$4}END{for(i=5;i<C;++i){$0=Y;Z=$i;j=1;while(++j<=NR){$0=X[j];print...

Hi,
Maybe (not tested but permit in gawk) :
gawk -F, '/,'${ThisMonthDOW}' '${ThisMonthMON}' [0-9][0-9] [0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9] '${ThisMonthYEA}',/ {
...

Hi,
You are this problem because when used in a function, the built-in declare makes local variable. The -g option suppresses this behavior.

A solution could be:
declare -p ARRAY_MAIN_REPO_LEAP...

I' m remember that jar command manage also zip archive and can to work with stream:
$ tar xf arch.tar --to-command="jar tv"
283 Sat Jun 17 01:54:41 CEST 2017 fich1.txt
204 Sat Jun 17...

Hi,
with gnu tar, you have option "--to-commande=COMMANDE", so you can try:
tar --to-commande="unzip -l" -xf TRANS_279.tarRegards.

Hi,
You can try this:
awk -F'\t' '$7 == "PASS" && /AF=([1-9]|[0-9]\.[1-9]|0\.0[3-9])/ && /'"'"'function'"'"':'"'"'(nonsense|frameshift)'"'"'/' file
Regards.

Hi,
Example (in red for you) :
with T As
(select 123 as c1, 'NY,NJ,CA' as c2 from dual
union
select 124 as c1, 'NY,PA,' as c2 from dual)
SELECT DISTINCT C1, regexp_substr(C2,'[^,]+', 1,...

No, work just for power of 10 like 10,100,1000,...
General case could be (example with range 30 by 30):
awk '{X=sprintf("%1.0d",($1+29)/30);A[X*30]+=$2};END{for (i in A){print i,A[i]}}'...

Hi,
Can you try:
awk '{X=sprintf("%i00",($1+99)/100);A[X]+=$2};END{for (i in A){print i,A[i]}}' fileRegards.

My solution work with correction of scrutinizer echo "$s".
Why do you want use FOR loop ?
We use a FOR loop to process a list not a line.
Otherwise, a way to process file line by line with FOR...