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sed is not the be-all and end-all of text. I'm not sure what I'd even use it for here since you're just replacing everything with everything...

read YYYYMMDD HH MM SS <<EOF
`date '+%Y%m%d %H %M...

How about?
for file in CDR*.gb
do
echo "mv $file CDR.$( date +'%Y%m%d.%H%M%S' ).gb"
sleep 1
done

Note: remove echo if the result is OK, replace like below:-
mv "$file"...

you need a file count: manipulate the list of directories to check to get rid of stuff on other disks if you want.

# top 20 offenders
find / -type f -exec dirname {} \; | awk '{arr[$0]++; next} ...

An easy fix would be cron lines like:

00 1 * * * /usr/bin/timeout 240s /home/it/capopt/scripts/FTP_Download_S_Octets.sh S10 > /dev/null 2>&1 which should kill the process and things belonging to...

and what gives cat r10 ?

... i am sure you get
A9
B9
C9
D9
E9
F9
G9
H9
I9
J9
K9
L9
M9
N9
O9
P9
Q9

This is explained in my previous post, please re-read it

They are printed in order, it is just that it looks like "more" handle the "long lines" so that it "fold" them into several lines.

It is just because you use the command "more" to display the content of your file, so the output is formatted so that it goes to newline when arriving at the edge of your screen, but if you edit...

man xargsAlso condsider the following example :

# echo "A\nBBB CCC DDDD\nEE FFFF\nGGG HHH II"
A
BBB CCC DDDD
EE FFFF
GGG HHH II
# echo "A\nBBB CCC DDDD\nEE FFFF\nGGG HHH II" | xargs
A BBB...

paste -sd " " PMT_GGSN_WPP_APN-20110517*

# ls h*
h1 h2 h3 h4 h5
# cat h1
A1
B1
C1
D1
E1
F1
G1
# cat h2
A2
B2
C2
D2
E2
F2
G2

Also, see if this makes a difference:
nawk -F'[ \t.]*' '{print $2}' g11open.internet

What is your OS ?
On Solaris please use nawk

I've tried it on HPUX v2 and 3 and Debian Linux, without syntax errors.

Use nawk or /usr/xpg4/bin/awk on Solaris.

With sed you can do something like:
sed -e 's/.X$/.$G10B/' -e 's/.Y$/.$G10I/' file

Try this:
awk -F. '{$NF=$NF=="X"?"$G10B":$NF=="Y"?"$G10I":$NF}1' OFS=. file

The right way to write it is :

sed 's/[][]//g' infile1. The red ones enclosed all the elements that are concerned (that are to be replaced)
2. the closing bracket ] is a special case and should...

Well, if Singelton.pm and such is nowhere on your system, download it: Class::Singleton - search.cpan.org (http://search.cpan.org/~abw/Class-Singleton-1.03/Singleton.pm)

Yes, it's a bit complicated, for me, too, but it works. Actually, seeing your reply, I did search with another keywords, and I found this (http://clive.sourceforge.net/) - if it's really that simple...

For streaming, wget is not going to work. If you try to download a youtube page with it, it will simply download the source code of the page, the JS and the HTML, but not the video itself.
Here's a...

Can you show us the two scripts which work along with sample commands used to invoke those scripts?


As there are two "#EOT" lines in your script, we mean the first one.
cd...

For grep-ing try this:

grep '|internet$' myFile

For anything else, please post the desired output given your sample input.

Think about what resources your script actually needs to run. I'm sure the PATH (which is the same in both) and LD_LIBRARY_PATH var are probable required. What about the Oracle vars? Does the...

Is the /usr/bin/sh script calling the /usr/bin/perl script? -OR- is the Perl script embedded in the sh script? If you can run this from the command line and it completes normally, do you have...

Probably a lack of environment, as no #!/usr/bin/perl -w as the first line of ./hash.pl would fail interactively, and most commands do not care there is no tty. For instance, ps -f is tied to your...

So, cron started the outer script OK, and is out of the picture.

In cron, you have not tty or environment. The closest interactive analog to cron is to run it under "rsh/rexec/remsh/ssh/ssh2...

Did you put a second line in each script, echoing out a debug message to a fixed path, so you can tell if cron runs either, say:date "+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S ($$) Start $0 ($#) $@" >>/tmp/croncheck.log

With the redirect removed, any error messages or program output should be in unix mail for the owner of the cron.
Is this a "root" cron?
If you find error messages, please post the error messages....