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The huge block-o-stuff is base64-encoded. Decoding it just gets you more junk. It's nested nested nestings crammed into evals crammed into evals, with all the variable names altered into garbage,...

If you only use TAB's for indent, you could use <<- FTP instead of << FTP

Probably you have spaces in your input file!
Try:

sed 's# ##g' <inFile>


Or better:

sed 's#[ \t]##g' <inFile>

probably 'cause it's syntactically incorrect statement...

awk '{print $0 "a"}' myFile

awk '{printf "COPY BATCH_%sa INTO /dir/dir/dir/BATCH_%sa.txt\n", $1,$1}' infile

Try This,

echo text_to_send | mailx -s "subject" email@email.co.email

Do you get any error?
If not, we'll need to see the trace of the part of the script that's not working
(add set -xv before the failing command and post the output here).

To be honest i can't believe a home directory would be world-writable. If really so: have your sysadmin tarred, feathered, dismembered, hanged, fired and then really hurt. Still, i do not think that...

the .ssh directory must be 700, the login (or home directory) must be 755 or more restrictive.

sed 's/,\([0-9]{4}\)[0-9]{2}\([0-9]{2}\),/\1\2/g' inputfile

Matching a 8 digits number between two ,(comma) and remembering first 4 + last 2 digits of it to exclude 2 unwanted middle digits.

sed 's/^\([^,]*\),\([^,]*\),\([^,]*\),\(....\)\(..\)\(..\)\(.*\)/\1,\2,\3,\4\6\7/g' inputFile

For the trailer record:
$ awk '{s+=$3}END{print "trailer record, "s}' infile
trailer record, 250

Check if this link helps you: Passing parameter through .sh file for creation generic database - Ingres Community Forums...

Hi.

(overlooking the missing space after [, the missing fi and that $1 would be better quoted) what does not work about it?

Hi.

Your rm command might have an option.

i.e. on AIX:


find ...... rm -e {} .... >> $LOGGING
Linux:

find ... rm -v {} ... >> $LOGGING
Otherwise, maybe something like:


find...

First of all it's "\;" not "/;" :) In Unix it is huge difference. In few words, ";" is part of find's exec clause syntax. It marks end of command to execute. But ";" is also used by shell for the...