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IMHO, this is perfectly fine. I would have done a few things differently

not source ~/.profile, this script inheirits your enviornment
use variables for the files
not save the results in...

That means something Windows compatible?
Because I would use crypt command, I just tried between a file I generated on HP-UX:
man ls >ls.ma used crypt and scp the file to a solaris 10...
Works...

function imgur
{
for FILE in "$@"
do
curl -F "image=@-" -F "key=1913b4ac473c692372d108209958fd15" http://api.imgur.com/2/upload.xml < "$FILE" |
...

You can run the Google Translate AJAX API via an automated program; but you must follow the Google TOS. The TOS has specific requirements such as (1) the HTTP referrer field must be present in all...

To find all files under a directory (not including sub directories) without using maxdepth:
find /full/path/dir \( ! -name dir -o -type f \) -prune -type f
Here we use prune to not descending to...

If you ignore the convert nonsense, this works:

$ curl -F "image=@-" -F "key=1913b4ac473c692372d108209958fd15" http://api.imgur.com/2/upload.xml < ~/vectortop.png | grep -Eo...

sed -n '/^[^,]*,"test"/p' test.csv
Also
grep '^[^,]*,"test"' test.csv

download it with wget and run file on it, see what it thinks it is.

It expects input on standard input, not as a filename, and strangely, seems to run the command instead of just reading data. Perhaps imgur cat filename.jpg

Hi.

I don't have those paths, but as an idea:

$ find ./tmp/* -type f -name file1
./tmp/B/file1
./tmp/file1

$ find ./tmp/* -type f -path tmp/ -o -prune -name file1...

It is a command line function - it goes into your .profile or .bashrc file.

imgur becomes a pseudo-command.

Are you absolutely CERTAIN that your input files to uuencode never get overwritten while your mail script is running?

Like this?

ldap_svr="server_name"
echo "${ldap_svr} = OK"|awk '{printf "%-20s %-1s %-3s\n",$1,$2,$3}'
echo "${ldap_svr} = NOK"|awk '{printf "%-20s %-1s %-3s\n",$1,$2,$3}'

server_name ...

Try

More or less based on jim_mcnamara's above, but allows for implicit and explicit usage:


last_month()
{
typeset my_arg="${1:-$(date '+%m')}"
typeset digit_array='01:12 02:01 03:02...

Hi.

From the first line of the tcsh man page:


tcsh is an enhanced but completely compatible version of the Berkeley UNIX C shell, csh(1).