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Don't go by the brand, go by the chipset. Intel is going to be Intel, obviously. D-link is probably going to be Realtek, which has never been famous for performance or reliability -- just price. ...

If your grep knows "-o", you could try something like:
grep -o 'watch?v=[^&;]*'

Call the function with the parameters of the script to use them as $1, $2....in your function.
command2 "$1" "$2"

How did the 'visual alarm' work? Did it pop up a window? Usually you're not able to do that without an actual login, something cron doesn't give you, but it might be arranged by other means.

According to the man page for bash:


set -o <option>
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errexit Same as -e.
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Why not just try it?


[root@vb1 bin]# set -e
[root@vb1 bin]# ls blah
ls: cannot access blah: No...

What about fduppes (http://netdial.caribe.net/~adrian2/fdupes.html)

Sorry, I tested it on a system that has a space in the group name so my field numbers were out.

New version works by getting size as 4th-last field, so should be much more robust. During testing...

# cat file
1
2
3
4
a
b
c
d
9
8
7
6
# awk '{_=(_==4)?1:_+1;x[_]=x[_]?x[_] t$0:$0}END{for(y=z;y++<_;){print x[y]}}' t=\\t file
1 a 9
2 b 8
3 c 7
4 ...

So it does! Who'd have thunk it?

I still think you need the $, though.


if( $status == 0 ) then