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Great! Both commands worked. Thanks. Now I just need to find out how to adjust the volume in the console :)
My window manager is XFCE4, somehow I can't find any simple and suitable application....

#!/bin/bash

header=(); values=()

while IFS=":" read var val
do
if [[ "$var" =~ "\"" ]]; then

var="${var//\"/}"; var="${var% }"
[[ "${#header[@]}" -eq "0" ]] && header=("$var") ||...

It's simply a matter of taste. I used it to keep the terminal clean(er) :)
Sometimes one just doesn't care about the output because we only rely on the exit status, like in this case.
Anyways,...

Try this (too)
while true; do #infinite loop
if grep -v Processing status.txt &>/dev/null; then
echo Complete
exit
fi
sleep 600
done

paste -d' ' \
<(du -hs * | awk -F'\t' '{printf "%8s\n", $1}') \
<(ls -lh | awk 'NR>1{for (i=6;i<=NF;i++) printf "%s ", $i; print ""}')The paste command lets the two input streams merge.

<(du -hs...

Obviously, the wildcard/star * won't expand within quotes...

You could try
ls "/usr/NX/var/log/"*.logalso try
ls "/dir/with/s p a c e s/log"*.log # note this should list the files, you can't...

I bet it's a Solaris 10 system, because I get the exact messages using default awk.

Try /usr/xpg4/bin/awk or nawk

RavinderSingh13,
not bad :eek: +1 for this cheat :D:b:

I was thinking waaay too abstract:


get current year and month
decreasing month by 1 or setting month to 12 and descreasing year by...

I visited the URL you've posted (linuxfromscratch.org) and I saw that direct download link http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gcc/gcc-4.9.2/gcc-4.9.2.tar.bz2

If you leave out the archive name and go to GNU...

Bullseye!! :cool:
tcode-pdf.txt
test-pdf.php@testid=4125
test-pdf.php@testid=4143
If you look at those pdf files, you'll notice how the question-mark turned to a at sign (@), it must have happend...

Try
echo "some text with spaces" | sh -c 'sed -e "s/ //g"'
and/or
echo "some text with spaces" | sh -c 'sed -e 's/[[:blank:]]//g''
and/or
echo "some text with spaces" | sh -c "sed -e 's/ //g'"
...

Try this (verbose) awk code:
awk -F'\t' '
NR < 4 { print }
NR > 3 { $9="GG"; print }
' OFS='\t' file

s sed command: substitute
Ram regexp
Shyam replacement
g sed pattern flag: global substitution
-i sed command line option: "in place" editing

In other words, substitute every occurrence of...

Thank you, Don :b:
Those are very useful tips/hints and I will try to acquire them :cool:

PS: I think there are two typos in the 2 awk commands in the middle (}'}')

Not sure, I don't know you script and don't know how you want to handle it exactly, but if you wanted to cat files already stored in LOG1 LOG2 and LOG3, (without doing the stunt with LOG I mentioned...

No. Let me explain that: It seems like you exported variables LOG1 LOG2 and LOG3, but here you are "catting" $LOG[123]. Most likely, LOG is not defined at all and hence empty, and only [123] remains...

Try this:
while read number; do
sed -n ${number}p file1
done < file2

Try
awk -F, '{ $3 = substr($3,7,4)"/"substr($3,1,2)"/"substr($3,4,2); print }' OFS=, input.csv

In this specific case (only the required two files are in the directory)
cat * > mySingleLogfile.logshould do the thing. If there were other files than the two you want to merge, then...

Below is my awk + sort + awk approach.

Entries such as
cpq-media
cpq-telco
DSS-IPAD06
DSS-IPAD07
GSE-DocuSign
GSE-DocuSign1are considered "unclassified", because there is no "env"/number...

Why? In posting #1 you said you can install free software and AFAIK plink is free software just like putty :confused:

Right. Maybe you will need to polish your syntax though.
plink -l username...

Is the current file size greater than 1 GB :confused: Maybe the current file size is less than 1 GB right now...

Run this command on the command line (not in script!) and see if it will work:...

Be patient bro, this is not a chat room ;)
I think you want something like this (untested)
#!/bin/bash

#moofwd-rt.log check
CHETAN='/Users/ajit'

if [ -a $CHETAN/chetan.log ];
then # file...

Try to invoke your expect script like this, so that the first line in the script can take effect:
./sftp_upload.shIf you run it like sh sftp_upload.sh or sh -x sftp_upload.sh you are overriding that...

You're welcome! The name of the reference variable doesn't have to be ref though.

Of course it uses the command line argument, otherwise it would not show the content of the list1 variable.

$1...