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And lil bit more change:

awk -F'"' '{print "project " $2, $6?$6:$4}' myfile.txt

Try:


#!/bin/ksh
FS[1]="\/$"
awk '/'"${FS[1]}"'/ {print $(NF-1)+0}' df.tmp

It can be written in sed one liner. Here is how:


$ cat data
Knight Eon
Hello WORLD
Hello Earth
LINE
How is everyone
$ sed -e 's/\(\L.*\)/\1]Foo/g' data
Knight Eon
Hello WORLD]Foo
Hello...

Try something like this:
I will add Eon at the end of the line

$ cat data
Knight Eon
Hello World
Hello Earth
How is everyone

$ sed -e '$s/\(.*\)/\1Eon/g' data
Knight Eon
Hello World...

You can do like this for the Destination Directory:


#!/bin/bash

OLD_HIST_DIR="/var/log/user_history/old_logs"
HIST_DIR="/var/log/user_history"
...

Please try this:


let MSTNUM=$(echo masterCSF242323.img | sed -e 's/[^0-9]*//g')
let IDNUM=$(echo indexCSF242323.img | sed -e 's/[^0-9]*//g')

if [[ ${MSTNUM} -eq ${IDNUM} ]]; then
...

awk -F '=' '
{
for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) {
a[NR,i] = $i
}
}
NF>p { p = NF }
END {
for(j=1;...

Try this:

[[ Assumption : basename of the file will remain the same. Only the sequence number will change ]]


for i in ' ' $(seq 1 99); do # Please include ' ' as...

You can check this code :)


#!/bin/bash

while read MSISDN; do
awk -F'|' '/^'"$MSISDN"'/ {print $0}' source.txt >> output

done < msidsn.txt

He is looking for Tab Space and not Blank Space... hence


sed -e 's/|/\t/g' inputfile > outputfile

Lets say, you have some set of files ending with .dat and u want to create the Trailer like T|$(count-1)

So,


for fn in *.dat
do
awk 'END{print "T| " NR-1}' ${fn} >> ${fn}
done

$ cat cnamegenerate.sh

if [[ ! -z ${1} ]]; then
IP_ADDRESS="${1}"
else
echo -e "Usage:\n\t${0} <IP_ADDRESS>"
exit 1
fi

echo ${IP_ADDRESS}



For the PHP

<?php...

#!/bin/bash


HERE=`uname -n` # Stores the node name of the host server

THERE=<SERVER WHERE YOU WANT TO KEEP THE BACKUP> #Server on which you want to store the backup

...