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The man seems to day you can pull them all offline, but is otherwise terse, so maybe they assume if you want to limp without the bad drive, you just pull it? Maybe the facility you want is lower...

Perhaps this may be of use:

$ cat filenames
no1
no2
$ cat paths
yes0
/path/to/file/yes1
/path/to/file/yes2
/path/to/file/no1
/path/to/file/no2
/path/to/file/no2/yes3
$ awk -F/ 'FNR==NR...

In the pattern .*3 matches all characters up to the character 3. Because sed uses a greedy match, it matches all characters up to the last three.

Adding the parens \(.*\)3 'groups' the part of...

$ echo 1234512345 | sed "s/\(.*\)3/\1<<X>>/"
1234512<<X>>45



$ echo 1234512345 | sed "s/\(.*\)6/\1<<X>>/"
1234512345

This might help:

code:
echo "/path/to/directory/that/contains/a/file/I/need/filename.pdf" | awk -F"/" ' { print $NF } '

Use this awk syntax for the rest of the lines.

1 million records isn't that large unless they're really big records.

uniq only checks consecutive records, yes. Try sort first.

DUP=`sort < /path/to/file | uniq -d | wc -l`

[ "$DUP" -gt 0...

Maybe you need a pseudo-terminal to capture /dev/tty writes/reads, like expect, rsh, ssh sessions.

Google chat.c, there is a bsd version with a -r option for a report file, or you can add it. There is an inactive sourceforge file. Some versions send the dialog to syslog.

You don't have to throw the output away, you know. I just did so to make the example small... As for capturing 'all' the output of the modem, it really doesn't tell you when it ends, so chat's not...

You are not going to like it, but you are going to have to go with reconfiguring each client. You'll just have to decide if you are going to go with an automount option, or (if your system supports...

Just remember that SMB supports window-based file permissions, which may, or may not, work properly when mapped to unix-based file permissions.

Hi, yes you should lose -r