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Hi, maybe this could work for you.


awk '
BEGIN { print "create service_group TEST"; }
{ print "create service_group TEST \x27\x27 services:tcp"$1 }' port.txt

Hi,

If what you want is to compare line 1 of each file then line 2 of each file etc, then the code is wrong.
The code you show compare line 1 of file1 with all lines of file2 and then same for...

Hi

You have empty lines in the files that's why you have comma in the "wrong" place.
To add the count and have the output you want change the code to

perl -lane '$c{"$F[4] $F[5]"}++;...

Hi
Maybe that's what you mean ?


$ Table_1=tbl1_c1
$ Table_2=tbl2_c1
$ Query='$Table_1 Join $Table_2'
$ echo $Query
$Table_1 Join $Table_2
$ eval echo $Query
tbl1_c1 Join tbl2_c1

Hi
Something like that ?

awk '{if (match($0,/Campbell/)) print; else { if (p) print p; p=$0 } } END {if (p) print p}' songs

Hi,

Alister you are right, even if this solve the problem it's not user friendly, so here is the readable version :)

First take only company name and the A/B status and we sort them


# awk...

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#!/bin/bash

apachever=$(/usr/local/apache/bin/httpd -v | head -1 | awk '{print $3}' |cut -d/ -f 2)
minval=$( echo -e "$apachever\n2.2.17" | sort -n -t . -k 1,1 -k 2,2 -k 3,3 | head -1 )...

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find . | egrep '.*_[0-1][0-9][0-3][0-9].(c|cpp)$'

This will print each line of the file ($0) prefixing with the filename justified on 50 char max.

That's the idea i'm trying to do.

prefix each line of all file with "filename : ", then sort from field 3 to end
then uniq -d on the result ignoring the x chars at the start of lines.
The...

One last version just for fun that will create nastran1.bdf.deleted and nastran1.bdf.new


awk '/^[A-Z]/ { k=match($1,/RBE/); } { print >((k)?FILENAME".deleted":FILENAME".new"); }' nastran1.bdf

Hi, check this


#!/bin/bash

>extra.txt
>mismatch.txt
while read sLine; do
OFS="$IFS"
IFS="|"
sTab=( $sLine );
tLine="$(egrep "^"${sTab[0]} target.txt)"
if [ -z...

hi

Hi

cat list.txt
^New$
^Old$
cat data.txt

New
New York
NewYork
DC
LA
Chicago
Dallas
Using the command now

$ grep -f list.txt data.txt
New
$

Hi

sed "s/-sec.*access=//; s/:/ /g" /etc/exports

Hi,
maybe sed is a better reply to that something like
sed "s/|/,/g; 2d" $@ >$@.csv

Hi,

i never use expect so i can't help you on this, but there another way to solve that.

Use the call
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no $user@$ip

This way it will never ask you and auto add...

Hi,

Try

echo $(ls)

For a new problem, please make a new post.

Hi,


awk '
function multi(number) {
return number * 3
}
BEGIN{print multi(4);}'

Hi,

Try this

$memcnt = 5;
$passt = "ship";
$cnt1 = 0;
open (ADVOUT, "< $chpdvlst") || die ("can not open file: $chpdvlst!");
while (($LINEIN2 = <ADVOUT>) && ($cnt1 < $memcnt)) {

...

Right, no data buffers for signal, it's used to tell something coded by a number to a running process.

You can send a running process a signal, it's for example the work done by the kill command.

Hi,

In my understanding for a counting semaphore (which allow an arbitrary resource count), V is = signal() and P = wait().

Hi, just add ;; a the end of the line with error.

Hi,

Just search this on the forum before asking (https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/23859-how-get-weekday-given-date.html) :)