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awk '$1=$1' RS="\n^ *$\n" infile

awk '$1=$1' RS= infile

Try RS="" and / or RS="\n\n".

How about
awk '$1=$1' OFS=" " RS= file
7LKZB88901 DC090SDFKGHSDD REJECT REASON DDP/09/Q SCC/GO/SEX.M.DNY/ALASKA/ CONTACT THE DENYING AGENCY For the following DUPLICATE
7LKZB88902 DC090RDFK1HSDD...

If your input files contain 12,000 messages, your script is invoking awk 12,000 times; not 2 times!

In your sample input in the first message in this thread you showed that the 1st line in your...

Hi jethro,
Using the script you provided:
awk 'NR>1 {print > FILENAME"."(NR-1)}' RS="--dump[^\n]*" fileon Mac OS X I get:
awk: syntax error at source line 1
context is
NR>1 {print > >>> ...

It is hard to get csplit (and split) to drop the delimiter lines.

The awk script jethro provided is giving me some files just containing an empty line and some files just containing "dump". And,...

awk 'NR>1 {print > (OFN=FILENAME"."(NR-1)); close(OFN)}' RS="--dump[^\n]*" file

EDIT:
... implemented this above ...

man csplit ?

In HP-UX 11.23 there is a build directory /usr/newconfig/etc/mail

Take a look at: Chapter 4 DNS Configuration Types (http://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/ch4/#forwarding)

Use -r option with mailx:-
echo "Testing From" | mailx -r "webmaster@domain.com" -s "Subject" user@domain.com

If you would rather not modify syslog configuration for fear of losing other messages, since it's coming from the kernel you can use the loglevel kernel parameter at boot time (setting it to...

Hi Lupin,

To do this you will have to edit the "/etc/syslog.conf" file, this determines where the system messages go.

In RedHat you will find the information if you use;

man syslog
man...

Try case:
case $MONTH in
1|4|7|10) do_something ;;
*) do a different thing
esac

An option:

$ cat DateTest
for month in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12; do
if [ $((month%3-1)) -eq 0 ]; then
echo Month is $month
fi
done
$ ./DateTest
Month is 1
Month is 4
Month is 7...

I fear you are faced with the problem of stopping root from being root, but blacklists appear to be possible using aliases, though they're not called blacklists because you can't say "permit...

since no other replies yet..

it's been a long time since i've wrote in tcl, but the easiest solution would be to put a backslash before these special characters.
example:


send "a01 login...

Remove procmail as the default delivery in the sendmail configuration.
Add 4 entries to the alias file so that:

process1: |/usr/bin/SendtoProcmail
process2: |/usr/bin/SendtoProcmail1 (if the...

xrdp (http://www.xrdp.org/)

You should put a 'close' in there unless you want to rapidly run into awk's maximum open file limit. but then you'd need nawk.

Hi

awk '/Paragraph start/{if(NR!=1){for(i=0;i<j;i++)print a[i]>"file"k;j=0;k++;}a[j++]=$0;next}{a[j++]=$0;}END{for(i=0;i<j;i++)print a[i]>"file"k}' i=0 k=1 file

You will have output files...

I found this command and it worked for me:
sed '/^ *$/d'

Thank you very much for responding and your assistance.