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try starting another sshd on different ununsed port for your testing


/usr/sbin/sshd -v -p 9999

try

chlv -x <no of lps> < lvname>

/FHP_RPT/user/fhp_support/ssh2/ID_DSA_1024_A..pub

Seems to be SSH2 so the public key would go in .ssh2 folder in file "authorization" instead of .ssh

awk 'NR==FNR{a[i++]=$0;next}{print a[j++],$0}' file1 file2

sed 's/\>.*contig=//;s/]//g' infile

try this

awk -F\= '{print $NF}' 123.txt

try

lscfg -vp

try this

find /interface/outbound/Web -type f -ctime -1 | xargs -ILIST scp LIST user@$destination_server:/destination_directory/

try this

awk '{w=w+NF};END{print "words "w"\nLine "NR}'

try this

#!/us/bin/ksh
IFS='
'
for line in `cat filename`; do
if [[ $(echo $line | wc -w) -eq 1 ]]; then
echo $line
fi
done

sed 's/\( *\)\([0-9][0-9]*$\)/=\2/' inputfile > outfile

*/20 * * * * /opt/dev/go.sh

On Main screen of of putty(before starting a connection), you can select the option to "Close window on exit" to "never"

looks like transfer.sh contains the sftp command which are to be used by sftp in batch mode.
Variables in tranfer.sh will not be expanded as sftp would treat this as text file with the list of...

try this


for file in Folder1/*;do
f=$(basename $file);
test -f Folder2/$f || cp $file Folder2/;
test -f Folder3/${f}_SOMETHING || cp $file Folder3/${f}_SOMETHING ;
done

If your grep supports -p flag.


grep -vp "sachin.com" inputfile

awk '{printf "%s ",$0 ;if($0~/[0-9]$/){print ""}}' inputfile

try this


find . -xdev -ls|awk 'BEGIN{d=0;f=0;}$3~/^d/{d++;}$3~/^-/{f++;}END{printf "Dir: %d\nFiles: %d\n",d,f}'

can be done with 1 find command


find /home/somefolder/pids -maxdepth 1 -type f -name "*.pid" -amin +40 -exec rm {} \;

You can do something similar to following,
this is from the logrotate man page:


# sample logrotate configuration file
compress
/var/log/messages {
rotate 5...

@j_panky
Please clarify if

1.DE.1.TXT is a 1 file
or 2 files 1.DE & 1.TXT
or 1 file DE.1.TXT

so in this case

its 4 .TXT + 1 Fe.ok
or 4 .DE + 4 .TXT + 1 Fe.ok ?

See if you can make use of excel "text to column" from data menu.

try,

awk '!/^#/{if(a!=""){print a" "b" "$2" "c}a=$1;b=$2;c=$3;}END{print a" "b" etc "c}' inputfile > outfile

not sure if it helps,

look for any hidden character in the line.
if you have copy-pasted the script/line then then try to re-type it

try
sed -n '/NAME \="UNIX"/p'