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set this parameter in vsftpd.conf

per the man page.

use_localtime
If enabled, vsftpd will display directory listings with the time in your local
time zone. The default is to display GMT....

Do you try my command, in your case, grep -f will be more simple.

Something like this,


awk 'NR==FNR{a[$1$2]=$0;next} a[$1$2] {print $0}' nokia_list.txt nokia.txt

Hi,

It's working fine at my end.



[root@powerbroker pravin]# cat f3
nokia1100 123,000
nokia2100 66,000
samsung123 11,000
samsung456 23,000
iphone432 234,000
iphone678 ...

The AWK way:
awk '/^[0-9]+/ { print "63"$0; next } { print }' infile

Find all lines starting with a number, place that in buffer one. Then write 63 followed by buffer one



Find all lines starting with a number and replace the start of line with 63



Find...

#!/bin/bash

while read -r LINE
do
case "$LINE" in
[0-9]* ) LINE="63${LINE}"
esac
echo "$LINE"
done < "myfile"

Try something like this

sed 's/\(^[0-9]\)/63\1/' <file>

Alternatively,
sed '/^[0-9]/s/^/63/' infile

sort a.txt > a1.txt
sort b.txt > b1.txt

diff a1.txt b1.txt

try

tr -s " " " " <filename

or

GNU sed

sed -r 's/[ ]{2}/ /g' filename

Non-GNU sed

sed 's/[ ]\{2,\}/g' filename

Please see this is only to remove 2 or more consecutive spaces NOT...