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is this wat you are try to do



for i in *.sh
do
path=`grep $i <pathtofilecontaingthepaths>`
cp $i $path
done

try giving proper spaces after if statement

i think you can give a try with awk -F option to specify the filed limiter of your choice.

Hi u can try as below


/var/backup # cat test
hi
bye ...

it works for me fine in Solaris
u can try uuencode then pipe it to mail

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u can try for other methods...

Hi it means the if condition is not working correctly

can you try this


if [[ ( "$date" -eq "$DAT" ) && ( "$day" = "$DAY" ) && ( "$month" = "$MON" ) ]

u can try capturing the


var=`./script <paramaneters>`

input_file :

ABCDE_ASTA_KEY_PARK,COJ050,10.142.3.150
C_BDEFG_CITY_LAKE,C_BIR0,10.135.3.6
C_FDGEBIR_AXAUDIA,C_ABIR1,10.135.3.34


o/p :

tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' < input_file...

cat file1|while read f;do
grep $f file2 >> output
done

for i in `cat file1`
do
grep $i file2 >>output
done