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Thanks! Got it. :D

I'm able to get it done with sed but need to change from:

./XXXX.ZIP.AS
to
rm /home/dms/XXXX.ZIP.AS

How could I do this?

I encountered:


So I used this instead and its working.

find . -name "*_TXT.TAR.AS" -print | sed 's/\(.*\)_TXT.TAR.AS/\1.ZIP.AS/' >> rmfile


But now my problem is that the first line in...

Tried this,


Made a mistake with my initial post. What I need was actually to change from "*_TXT.TAR.AS" to "*.ZIP.AS".

What does the "1" in awk command meant? How does it change into the string that I want?

Thanks!

I did this:

find . -name "*_TXT.TAR.AS" -print -exec awk '{sub("_TXT.TAR.AS")}1' {} \;


and gotten the error messages:


What am I missing here?

Many thanks for the help.

The values XXX_XXX are actually timestamp dynamically generated, hence I do not know them in advance. How would I be able to combine with the find command to achieve this?

Hi,

I've a filename of this format: "XXX_XXX_TXT.TAR.AS". Need to change the name into this format: "XXX_XXX.TAR.AS". This file resides in a directory. I'm ok with using the find command to search...

Yep, that was what I did. Sorry for the late reply.

Hi all, my problems are resolved. Thanks for all the help/suggestions.

Actually for my command, if there's an error in the moving, I'll see something in the text files?

I'm moving a list of files of some extension and I wish to output the moved filenames into a text file, I tried using the command below, but after all the files are moved, I got a blank file.

find...

Think the error was due to the server down. It's ok now. Thanks!

I got this after trying:



What could be wrong?

So if the URL call is:

http://abc-mmm.com/ctxroot/abc/servlet?task=xyz

Is this what I should be doing?


(sleep 4; echo "GET /ctxroot/abc/servlet?task=xyz HTTP/1.1"; echo ""; sleep 5) |...

I encountered the following message while running the perl script:



Any idea what does it means?

Unfortunately for me, Python is also not installed. Guess I'll have to use Perl then. Thanks!

My URL call is actually invoking a servlet call. I don't really need to display any HTML. So does it mean that I should just omit this line of code?


print $http->getlines();

Sorry, how do I know if I've python installed? Actually I just need to invoke an URL, thats all, no need to output it to a file.

Managed to get it done. Here's what I did:

find /path/to -type f -ctime +1 -name "*.log" -print | mailx -s "Log files Listing" "feedback@acme.com"

My system does not have wget, curl and lynx. The chances are low that the SA would install them for me. Do I have any other way out? I need to invoke a few URL calls from my SHELL script.

Thought...

Actually I want the current line to finish executing before continuing to the next line. So do I still use the '&"?

So regardless of what's happening inside the URL call, the next line of command inside the SHELL script would not execute until the URL call ended?

I don't wish to send a file attachment. I just want to send an email containing the listing of some folders to see the filenames & timestamp.

I've a shell script that invokes a URL of an application to do some work, e.g., http://www.abc.com/myservlet?action=helloworld.Does the shell wait for a return value from the URL call before...