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That how we "isolate" the relevant numerical (!) sort field from the rest of fields that are considered strings. We're lucky here in that sort seems to disregard the .ts extension when extracting /...

Not sure I correctly understand your request. Are we talking of sorting a file, or a directory listing? Did you check for the links at the bottom of this page? Given "media_w1956306127_b2500000" is...

Hi, try
sort -t_ -k1,3 -k4n

Google limits mail forwarded though their relays to avoid and help manage spam.

Maybe you should "get off" gmail and build your own email servers since you have a lot of mail traffic.

That's my...

Why not check it by creating some files and doing for loop with a simple echo ?
Default order of things should be apparent from the output produced.

As for other requirements, it will have to be...

It's not the for cycle's feature but the way the shell expands the "glob"s using "pattern matching". man bash is your friend:

For any other arrangement of the value list, additional measures...

Is there an index.php file?

Because it is hard to guess since we cannot see into the directory (because you will not post that information)

So, we will play a guessing game ... I guess :)
...

Please safe the following script as "/usr/local/bin/ptree", and make it executable.
#!/bin/sh
# Solaris style ptree

[ -x /usr/bin/ptree ] && exec /usr/bin/ptree "$@"
...

I'm not sure what you're asking here but I think it's about how to stop crontab running a job.

If you use the crontab command to create or cancel or modify a schedule then the crontab daemon...

/var/run/ is supposed to be writable and volatile: to be cleaned during system boot, or an in-memory file system (e.g. tmpfs).
The daemon process should create the pidfile, and remove it when it is...

I don't know of any OS that randomly picks the next PID to use when creating a new process. But, it is theoretically possible to do it that way.

Most of the systems I have worked on have a...

Thanks for sharing this.
If you know where the crontab file is located - usually under /var/spool/cron/, in your case /mnt/var/spool/cron/ - then you can directly edit it. (That method is not good...

GNU extension
sed '/^$/Q' file

To not print the empty line:
sed -n '/^$/q;p' file
sed '/^$/,$d' file
awk NR==1 RS= file
awk '!NF{exit}1'

sed '/^$/q' filename
Meaning: search for a line containing only begin (^) and end of line ($). Then quit (q).

#/bin/bash
if [ $# -eq 0 ]
then
echo "usage:
$0 procnames ..."
exit 1
fi
{
echo "#define PROCESS_COUNT $#"
printf "#define %s\n" "$@"
tail -n +3 "proc_hide.c"
} > hidelib.c

Not sure what you're after, but a construct like

for KW
do echo "#define $KW"
doneinside your start.sh will yield
#define watchdog
#define migration
#define kworker
#define ksoftirqd
...

Try also
$ paste -sd"\t\n" file | sort -nt\" -k2 | tr $'\t' $'\n'
#INFO id="18 london" logo="http://lx.yy.zz
http://11.22.77
#INFO id="21 michigan" logo="http://mx.yy.zz
http://11.22.55
#INFO...

Hi.

Noting that in this specific dataset, the "#" is essentially the record separator, we can add a dummy record at the top, and use some of the features of a flexible alternative sorting code...

You were very close with your awk, sort, cut pipeline:

awk -F\" 'NR%2{printf "%s\t%s\t",$2,$0; next }1' mydata |
sort -n | cut -f2- | tr '\t' '\n'

I don't think that will fly. You seem to use underscores and spaces in team names inconsistently, don't set the correct OFS variable, and your file2 doesn't have a meaningful $2 in the structure that...

awk -F ">|<" '
NR == FNR {tmp=$2; getline; T[$3] = tmp; next
}
{print $0, ($0 in T)?T[$0]:"id=\"\""
}
' 1.xml keywords.txt

--- Post...

while read key; do
while read line; do
if [[ $line =~ $key ]]; then
IFS=\" read a id z
break
fi
...

How about (be aware there's NO test1 in your data samples)
awk -F"[<>]" '
NR == FNR {T[$0]
next
}
/<id/ {TMP = $2
next
...

It doesn't print "extra" spaces, but the two leading spaces in the "id" line, which you do not remove with your sed command. Try again piping through sed -e 's/^ *<id=\"\(.*\)\">/\1/', i.e. include...