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To make sure a result is printed and check is assigned a value, even if no error occurred, make the END section read
END {print error + 0}and, eventually, append an exit 1 in the error case so you...

Hi,

This is a somewhat crude method, but it should work. Instead of simply typing ssh <hostname>, you could type ssh <hostname> ; date instead. This will cause the date command to be run...

Hello charli1,

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

awk '{print $1","$2","s1 $0 "[External]" s1 ","tolower(substr($1,1,1))"."tolower($2)"_ext@mydomain.com,$TRUE,"}'...

Hello charli1,

Could you please try following and let me know if this helps you(haven't tested it though).

awk '{print $0","s1 $1","$2"[External]" s1...

Would this do (needs a recent shell)?ls some* | while read FN; do DIR=${FN#*_*_}; DIR=${DIR%-*-*-*_*}; mkdir -p $DIR; mv "$FN" $DIR; done

Run lynx or wget to download the page contents, and check that for the desired keyword(s) with e.g. grep or awk

Yes, in awk use internal variable FILENAME
So
awk -F"[<>]" '/url/ { print FILENAME FS $3 }'

Why have you written "root" in the crontab? I guess that's a mistake and should not be there? That leaves just four time fields. There should be 5.

Neither * nor -e nor or work that way. You can't cram more than one file into -e, it won't work. By 'or' you probably meant '||'.

I'd try a loop instead of a huge or-statement, and put the files...

#!/bin/bash
find /home/charli/Desktop/test/ -type f -mmin +1 |
while read fname
do
newname=${fname}_`date +%F`
mv $fname $newname
gzip $newname
mv $newname...