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:-( ksh93 on Solaris. What am I missing?

$ date +%b%-d
Feb%-d
$

date +%b%-d

What's your system?

What's your shell?

In BASH and new KSH you can do:

VAR=`date +'%b%e`
# Strip out spaces
VAR="${VAR// }"

rsync (https://www.unix.com/man-page/Linux/1/rsync/) is the tool for this sort of thing, the --dry-run option should report what would happen if you went ahead, it runs over ssh and is quite...

autorep -w -J YOUR-JOB-NAME -r -1
autorep -w -J YOUR-JOB-NAME -r -2
autorep -w -J YOUR-JOB-NAME -r -3

Hi Olivia,
If it is always first 10 characters to be ignore while printing, below command may help you. List them first and using "cut" command print them from 11th character till end of...

I recently wrote a script to simulate some web transactions recently (not too different than yours), I had good luck following this tip from curl's website...

Not entirley true, Users can be restricted to sftp only, via a custom shell for their account.

dagio >> correct .... btw .. Olivia if you using SFTP you should be able to use SSH too..

You want to do it manually?
If not you can use cronjob in the server.
10 2 * * * find /path/to/files -ctime +3 -exec rm {} \;

This will run every day at 02:10 and delete the files older than...

If u cant use ssh then I suggest u to use client server programming.