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grep "Server" would not match "server63" nor "server 63". Did you try ps -ef | grep -i "Server" | mail -s "Email testing" ramesh@wide.com

Hello Ramkumar15,

check /var/log/maillog or /var/log/messages if you're on *nixOr, on *nix, look in /etc/syslog.conf to see where else those log messages might be getting sent to, hope this may...

Perhaps you could be a little more specific about what you do want to send in the email.

Maybe you want something like:
echo "failure" | mailx -s "webshell instance has been started noiw"...

In bash/ksh type run_ftp will tell you if it is a shell function or a separate file somewhere. You have to do this in the exact context of the code in question : be the user that runs that...

If I try any of the following in bash or ksh:
[ 55% -gt 70 ]
[[ 55% -gt 70 ]]
test 55% -gt 70
I get a syntax error because % is not numeric. Perhaps something more like the following would work...

Hello ramkumar,

I am pretty much sure your shown script would have not worked, as you have used "` together. You could try following as I am not root as of now so didn't test it, but it may help...

Hello ramkumar15,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you.

echo "sring=aru :muth:ram:pak" | awk -F"[:=]" '{$1="";$0=$0;sub(/^[[:space:]]/,X,$0)} 1' OFS="\n"

...

Hello ramkumar15,

For shown input following may help you.

echo "sring=aru :muth:ram:pak" | awk -F"[:=]" '{print $2 ORS $3 ORS $4 ORS $5}'


Output will be as follows.

aru
muth
ram...

Try sed 's/ //g;s/:/\n/g;s/sring=//' file
aru
muth
ram
pak
This is GNU sed. Other seds might not like the \n; use an adequate <newline> representation, then.

One approach would be to change to the azzure directory, check if each entry matching a glob is a file and if it is move it into the recent directory

cd azzure/files
for file in ./* ; do
if [...

Close, but if I understand what ramkumar15 is trying to do, I think the line:
for file in ./* ; doneeds to be changed to:
for file in *7847* ; do

what is your value of ulimit kernel parameter?

Hello ramkumar15,

Following may help you in same.


find . -exec grep "custom" {} \; -print 2>/dev/null | awk '/^\./ {print $0}'


Thanks,
R. Singh

Hello ramkumar15,

Following command may help you.


find . -type f -name "*.cst"


Above command will look for all cst files if you want to look for a specific name you can make changes...

Connect to the schema where you have your table to be populated.
Click on the connection name, then Tables in the left pane.
Right click on the table which you intend to populate.
Left click on...

depends...
e.g.
gzcat manfucture.today.1678.tar.gz | tar -tvf - to see the content, if happy replace -t by -x ...

Then i suggest you try it out on the commandline and find out for yourself. Another possibility would be to issue man whence and read what comes up there.

I hope this helps.

bakunin