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with awk:
awk -F',' 'BEGIN {i=0} {for (i=1;i<=NF;i++) print $i}' INPUTFILE |tr -d '"'

so if the command1 is :
grep $1 $p|sed s/.*=.//|sed 's/<.*//'
and command2 is :
grep "$*" $q|cut -c77-78
and you want to grep the command1's result in command2:
grep "`grep $1 $p|sed...

if you dont have any schema of your files name ( how many dashes they have ) , you can use this :


$ echo "SomeFoo - FooBar.foo" |tr -d "-"
SomeFoo FooBar.foo


or if you know how many...

there are many things you need to check, if your traffic usage ( in case of correct configuration ) isnt bigger than your server resource then:

1) you need to turn off KeepAlive
2) decrease ...

if [ "`find -mtime +2`" = "" ];then
echo "NOFILE TO DELETE"
fi

its because sh on ubuntu is dash not bash , you need to use :

bash times.sh

use while and sleep :


#!/bin/bash
times=0

while true;do
used=`free -m |awk 'NR==3 {print $3}'`
total=`free -m |awk 'NR==2 {print $2}'`
result=`echo "$used / $total" |bc -l`
result2=`echo...

your "total x" result isnt in thesame line of your file path thats why you cant use grep -v to exclude lines with "total 0" in it.

so you need to grep "total 0" after your path line.

so if you...