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You say Linux, have you considered using tmux? It's superior to screen in everything I've ever used it for. I've actually got my tmuxrc mapped to work more similarly to the binds I've used from...

Test file:

$ cat test
paul, Paul Smith, Stevn Smiley, REQ000001, ARS (11)
sam, Sam Martin, Stevn Smiley, REQ000001, ARS (11)
mike, Mike Conway, Stevn Smiley, REQ000001, ARS (11)
mike, Mike...

Think this should do you:

$ awk -F'.' 'int($2)>'201206000000' {print $0}' test.sh
abc.201206015423.txt
abc.201207013456.txt

That's just not how if statements work in expect, if I'm reading it right. Most of your checks come down around like the below:

I don't have expect handy this second, but I think this would be...

Lots of whats to do this, but simply done like this:

$ cat *.html | sed 's/\(.*taskid=\)\([0-9]*\)\(.*$\)/\133528\3/g'
http://unix.com/cgi-bin/task?taskid=33528&task.out...

Approaching the end of my portion of some STIG/DOD compliance automation and I was challenged by a co-worker to include a story in my code. There are blocks of code that need to be kept the way they...

I'm really not certain if this is what you're looking for, if it's not please provide a little more info:

#!/bin/sh
start_number=1
current_number=0
errfound=0
errfiles=""


for file in $(ls...

I'm not sure about everything you want to do, but I think this does most of it:

sed -n '/^[\ \t]*COMPND.*CYTOCHROME\ C.*/{n;p;}' out.test | awk -F":" '{print $2}' | sed 's/[\ \,]//g'

sed -...

Apologies if this is an ignorant response, but can you not just kick them off in the background (Assuming you use a key exchange or a hosts file)?

for i in $(cat hosts.txt); do ssh user@${i}...

Thanks for posting the solution!

You'll probably just want to look at Alister's join, I didn't realize the command existed, so new info for me, too.

I've got to step out, so can't actually finish this, but I got the bulk of if basically done, just needs some adaptation and to be thrown in a shell script that takes parameters to be done cleaner.
...

You can setup sudoers to all access to that specific file with no password - why not do that?

visudo and add
photoaccount ALL= NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/gphoto2

Edit: Oh duh, you have a syntax error....

Actually, I suspect that it's because the variable declaration is within the perl subshell, and isn't being 'exported' to be used in his rcp function. I'm afraid my perl isn't very good, but to get...

Assuming you can remove the ===, as I'm not really sure why they're there in a csv. Would make your headers 2+ spaces apart as well for consistency:

$ cat test
TradeDate Name SecurityMnc ...

I've never used informatica, but in unix I'd do yours as such:

find /abc/Archive/ -type f -mtime +61 -exec rm {} \;

find doesn't normally by default follow symlinks, but you could try...