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Anchor it at BOL: s/^load/.../...

You can do it in two ways: either use two crontab entries, or run the script every 5 mins, and in the script check for "night time" and skip (exit) two out of three runs.

Create two crontab entries to run the same script. One for day hours and one for night hours...
0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 7-19 * * * script_to_execute
0,15,30,45 0-6,20-23 * * *...

Referring to the user "nilinfobin" who recently wrote a comment at How to install sysbench 0.5 on Debian 7 | Nil Infobin...

As your input 2014-08-18 17:18:07 already contains space .. you are getting that ouput
I have added pipe delimeter to your input file$ more file1.txt
'2014-08-18 17:18:07'|'2014-08-18 16:10:01'

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is sshd installed and enabled? :)

First check if you can ping from the host to the guest VM and visa versa. If you cannot, from VMware Workstation, go to Edit > Virtual Network Editor and select NAT network (typically VMnet8). ...

Can you post a sample of file1.txt? Backticks ( ` ) execute what is between them first. Since XYZ is not a command, you might have to escape the command, i.e. put a \ in front of each backtick. See...

sed s/"\`XYZ\`"/"ZXY"/g file1.txt > file2.txt

If you are writing for /bin/sh then it would be best to use a while loop:
i=0
while [ $((i+=1)) -le 1000 ]
do

If you can use bash, then you could use:
for i in {1..1000}
do

But I am...

Try:perl -e 'use Date::Calc qw(:all);
for ($i=13;$i<=100;$i++) {
($y,$m,$d)=Add_Delta_Days(2013,05,31,$i);
printf "ALTER TABLE `abc` ADD PARTITION ( PARTITION %d%02d%02d VALUES less than...

try this one

for i in `cat FILE1 ` ; do if [ ! -f /xyz/$i ]; then cp $i /xyz/$i ; fi ; done



for i in `cat FILE1 ` ; do if [ ! -f /xyz/$i ]; then cp /asd/$i /xyz/$i ; fi ; done

Hi.

By "copies only new files", do you mean only if the file does not already exist?

You could change your cp command to something like:

false | cp -ifr /home/bin/$i /home/xyz/$i 2>...

try this:

ls -ld /home/xyz1

This will show the permissions on the xyz1 directory: e.g., drwxr-x---
The last red bit has to be at least --x.

AS root try:

cd /home
chmod +x xyz1