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I think will solve your query. Its self explanatory.


awk '{FS=" "} {if($5-$4<=200) print $0; else if($5-$4>200) print $1,$2,$3,$4,$4+200,$6,$7,$8,$9,$10,$11,$12}' test.txt

Hi,
What the error thrown. I think the below code will work
ssh -q "server_name `sudo echo 'dbagroup::1234'` >> sudo /etc/group"

Hi,
Could you please elaborate your query.


Thanks & Regards,
Mayur

Hi,
Try this for removing the tags and then continue with awk, gawk.

sed -e 's/<[^>]*>//g' test1.txt

Hi,
I don't think there is something like fltyp in find and why don't you try searching for a particular filetype first, then store it in a variable and then pass that variable to desired...

Hi,
I think the following must work.
if [ (${FXML_line:1129:4} -eq "S") -o (${FXML_line:1129:4} -eq "H")

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mayur Singru

Hi,
First try cat -n filename . Then try the for loop in awk if you can give me the output to cat -n i will try but it won't be a generic solution only problem based solution.

Hi,
Please elaborate the query. Also provide with more sample input/output of exactly what you want.

Hi,
Why don't you try simple search & replace.
sed 's/Zuvaia Flex de The New Foul/The New Foul Zuvaia Flex/' filenmae

Hi,
A more simple way cat -n

1) Because in your example you are trying to delete the jpg files "recursively" using rm command & "." refers to current directory there is no way for "rm" to recursively delete the files you want...

Hi Kelly,
Missed one detail use following line for grep
grep -H $Genename file1.txt > somefile.txt


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Mayur

Hi Kelly,
Go through this and let me know if there's any problem. Use tags while posting your queries. The code below is working fine for me and giving the expected output.

echo "the text"...

Hi Kelly,
Please provide some sample data from the files.


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Mayur

Hi,
Go through this link
[Chapter 4] Users, Groups, and the Superuser

Removed link to illegal content. I hope the posting was unintentional

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Mayur

Hi,
Try this

sed 's:>:&\n:g' filename

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Mayur

Hi cympaulife (https://www.unix.com/members/302100106.html),
try this will get the required output.

#!/bin/bash
awk '{
{
if(FNR%2==0)
print $0 > "file1"
else
print $0 > "file2"
}
} pg'...

Hi,
try this
awk '{for (i=1,i<NR,i++) if(NR%2==0) print $0 >> file1 else print $0 >> file2 }' filename


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Mayur

Hi,
try this and let me know if it works.
awk '{FS="|"} {print $6}' filename > output file


Regards,
Mayur

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Hi,
If you are familiar with awk you can try this.
awk 'BEGIN{FS="/"}{print $2}' filename


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Mayur

Hi,
I think the below URL will clear your first query.
IP Address Takeover (http://horms.net/projects/has/html/node8.html)


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Mayur

Hi,
check this out.
How to keep a detailed audit trail of what’s being done on your Linux systems (http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-log-user-activity-using-process-accounting.html)

Find...

Hi wahab,
There is no "-l" command line option in "top" and why do you want to use awk when there are sufficient options for the output you desire try man top .

Hi,
If i get your query correctly you want to store output of command
ls -al -R /bigdir to a directory that output is in .tar.gz format. Just google it or try
man tar
man gunzip ...

Hi,
For any process to run in background in *nix systems you can use "&"
For Ex: firefox &

Regards,
Mayur