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Your description of your problem is so cryptic that it is hard to guess what you want to do. As a very wild guess you could try something like:
for i in folder/*
do if [ -f "$i" ]
...

Not sure the OP wants to block anything. I guess he/she wants to log actions performed. To do so, redirect stderr and not stdout, and append to the log file instead of overwriting. And, you may want...

This is confusing. Let's say you want to block access to /path/to/files, then find all the chmod (or created) and modified changes for the last 24 hours.


#Run as root to block other and group...

If you keep on editing the input, the answer we post looks stupid, and other who refer or comes here to answer feel that the solution which we given has no relationship with given input, and answer...

Hi,

Sounds good , It would be great if you can use "Thanks" button (right side) instead of post to say thanks.

~ Pravin ~

awk ' FNR==NR{A[$2 FS $3]=$8;next}($6 FS $7 in A){$0 = $0 FS A[$6 FS $7]}A[$6 FS $8]' file1 file2FNR==NR{A[$2 FS $3]=$8;next}
Array A with index $2 FS $3 fields of file1 holds $8 field of file1

...

awk -F"," 'NR==FNR{a[$2"|"$3]=$9; next}
a[$6"|"$7]{ print $0 FS a[$6"|"$7]}' file1 file2

Red color represents 6th column of inputfile1

Try :

$ awk -F, 'FNR==NR{A[$6]=$0;next}($6 in A){$0=A[$6] FS $8}A[$6]' inputfile2 inputfile1
20,21,22,23,24,0054,May 5,USA
30,31,32,33,34,0053,May 7 ,PHL

OR
$ awk -F,...

Perl...
perl -F"," -lnae '$F[5]=hex($F[5]);print join (",",@F);' filename

Hi,
In gnu env (sed+bash):
$ sed -r 's/(([^,]*,){5})([^,]*),/echo \1$[16#\3],/e' nik.csv
1,2,3,4,5,84,May 1
11,12,13,14,15,83,May 2

Regards.

Try

cat <<eof | awk -F, '$6=strtonum("0x"$6)'
1,2,3,4,5,0054,May 1
11,12,13,14,15,0053,May 2
eof

1 2 3 4 5 84 May 1
11 12 13 14 15 83 May 2
for file use like this to keep comma
$ awk...

one way:


mute@thedoctor:~/temp/nikki1200$ ./script
1,2,3,4,5,84,May 1
11,12,13,14,15,83,May 2
mute@thedoctor:~/temp/nikki1200$ cat script
#!/bin/sh

while IFS=, read a b c d e f g; do
...

Something like this:

cd /test/log && head -15 <`ls -rt /test/log|tail -1`

Just for interest (using files not Enviroment Variables":
a="abcdef"
b="ghijkl"
echo "Before"
echo "a=${a}"
echo "b=${b}"
echo "${a}" >a.txt
echo "${b}" >b.txt
a="`cat b.txt`"
b="`cat...

Homework?

x = x - y
y = y + x
x = y - x

One way:

$ a=5
$ b=6
$ eval $(echo a=$b\;b=$a)
$ echo $a
6
$ echo $b
5
$

With grep
grep -v 'nikki2$' inputfile > outfile

Try this...

sed '/nikki2/d' file1.txt > output_file

#or if your sed supports -i

sed -i '/nikki2/d' file1.txt
You have like ~68 posts, you can't be considered newbie anymore... ;)

--ahamed

$ nawk -F, '{if(NR==1) {print $1}}' infile
nik1

Your sed command is missing something towards the end. Check the posted again and try.
Where do you want to have your sftp command embedded?
--ahamed

Try this:
sed 's#.*reason>\(.*\)</reason.*#\1#' file

$ nawk -F"[><]" '{print $7}' infile
response2

Code is specificallyt for the input you have specified...
awk -F"<|>" '{for(i=3;i<=NF;i=i+4){print $i}}' inputfile

--ahamed

Try running the code with some shell ..

if [ `sh test1.sh|grep "SUCESS"|wc -l ` -gt 0 ]; then