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IMHO, this is perfectly fine. I would have done a few things differently

not source ~/.profile, this script inheirits your enviornment
use variables for the files
not save the results in...

That means something Windows compatible?
Because I would use crypt command, I just tried between a file I generated on HP-UX:
man ls >ls.ma used crypt and scp the file to a solaris 10...
Works...

function imgur
{
for FILE in "$@"
do
curl -F "image=@-" -F "key=1913b4ac473c692372d108209958fd15" http://api.imgur.com/2/upload.xml < "$FILE" |
...

To find all files under a directory (not including sub directories) without using maxdepth:
find /full/path/dir \( ! -name dir -o -type f \) -prune -type f
Here we use prune to not descending to...

You can run the Google Translate AJAX API via an automated program; but you must follow the Google TOS. The TOS has specific requirements such as (1) the HTTP referrer field must be present in all...

If you ignore the convert nonsense, this works:

$ curl -F "image=@-" -F "key=1913b4ac473c692372d108209958fd15" http://api.imgur.com/2/upload.xml < ~/vectortop.png | grep -Eo...

sed -n '/^[^,]*,"test"/p' test.csv
Also
grep '^[^,]*,"test"' test.csv

download it with wget and run file on it, see what it thinks it is.

It is a command line function - it goes into your .profile or .bashrc file.

imgur becomes a pseudo-command.

It expects input on standard input, not as a filename, and strangely, seems to run the command instead of just reading data. Perhaps imgur cat filename.jpg

Hi.

I don't have those paths, but as an idea:

$ find ./tmp/* -type f -name file1
./tmp/B/file1
./tmp/file1

$ find ./tmp/* -type f -path tmp/ -o -prune -name file1...

Are you absolutely CERTAIN that your input files to uuencode never get overwritten while your mail script is running?

Like this?

ldap_svr="server_name"
echo "${ldap_svr} = OK"|awk '{printf "%-20s %-1s %-3s\n",$1,$2,$3}'
echo "${ldap_svr} = NOK"|awk '{printf "%-20s %-1s %-3s\n",$1,$2,$3}'

server_name ...

Try

More or less based on jim_mcnamara's above, but allows for implicit and explicit usage:


last_month()
{
typeset my_arg="${1:-$(date '+%m')}"
typeset digit_array='01:12 02:01 03:02...

Hi.

From the first line of the tcsh man page:


tcsh is an enhanced but completely compatible version of the Berkeley UNIX C shell, csh(1).