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If:
TZ=CST6CDT date '+%Y-%b-%d %T'gives you the current time:
TZ=CST6:15CDT date '+%Y-%b-%d %T'should give you the time 15 minutes ago.

If you don't have access to the GNU utilities version of the date utility, but you have a recent 1993 version of the Korn shell (such as the one on the last few releases of Mac OS X), you could use:...

Date math is hard. If you have GNU date, then you can use this


mute@thedoctor:~$ ./script < input
2014-May-06 03:24:09 781;WARN ;system error occuerd.
at (Unknown Source)
at...

ssh -q user@host << ! > /home_dir/test.txt
cat < $datadir/test.txt
ksh -s
$scriptdir/test.sh "$omsDir"
exit
!

Could this help you ?
awk -F"|" 'NR==FNR{a[$0]=$0;next}
a[$0]!=$0{print $1;next}
!a[$0]{print $1}' file2 file1

awk -F"|" 'NR==FNR{a[$1]=$0;next}
a[$1]!=$0{print $1;next}
!a[$1]{print $1}' file2 file1

Make V to $2 on your script since your actual file has a [ in the beginning.


V = $2

recommend to move below lines to BEGIN{} part in awk, which will avoid to gsub on each line again.

gsub ( "-", X, ST )
gsub ( "-", X, EN )

Try this:
awk -v d="$start" -v d1="$end" '$0 ~ d{p=1} $0 !~ d1 && prev ~ d1 && p{p=0}{prev=$0}p' file

fork a process to return the read value
sleep for $interval
if [ kill -0 $pid_of_sub_process] kill the sub process and exit with an error code

Let me try to help you.

Step 1:
Use try it yourself editor (http://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_intro)
Write your html code and see whether you receive the desired output
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try below code.. save it in script called banner and enjoy :)


#!/bin/ksh93
# or #!/bin/bash

A=$((1<<0))
B=$((1<<1))
C=$((1<<2))
D=$((1<<3))
E=$((1<<4))
F=$((1<<5))
G=$((1<<6))...

Saying that you have a UTC time stamp is ambiguous; please show us the format of the time stamps you have and the format of the time stamps you want to produce. What are you going to do with the...