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ok, great this works fine
can you give some more explanation so I understand better what I'm doing ?
what is 1234 ? can I personalize this ?
what is 22 ?

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the servers are on different networks that's the reason for this setup.
s1 is on an internal network and s3 is behind a firewall
the only way to go from 1 to 3 is over 2
but, as already said, I...

in fact i want to do something like

ssh serv01 "gunzip < zipped.tar.file.tar.gz" | ssh serv03 "tar xvfn -"

while standing on server 2

The point is that server 1 and 3 are on different...

thank you all for the valuable help
know_d_unknown, you proved my case that this is feasable with sed (so, I won 12 beers from one of my colleaugues :-) )
but I also agree that the solution of...

1) the files are all in the same directory and their are no subdirs
2) the frequency and the number of files changes from 60 per year to 20 per week depending on some external factors
3) this are...

I want to find the most recent file containing ' NORESETLOGS"
I'm already here but, how to sort this now in a correct way ?
By the way, my version of find does not know about 'fprint'

find ....

Franklin52,
nice trick, can you give some explication ?
Having the code is nice but, I would like to understand it also :-)
This makes it eassier to build on if other situations should occure
...

First of all, I know this can be more eassily done with perl or other scripting languages but, that's not the issue. I need this in sed. (or wander if it's possible )

I got a file (trace file to...

I found that it's a good practise to provide the full paths if working in cron
You can use variables in your script which contain the paths but, you should provide them

first of all
you specify KSH but the error states you're working in bash

this wotks for me
@ecarh0u:> value=""
@ecarh0u:> value=`sqlplus -s $user/$pwd@osdp << EOF
more>set pages 0 feed off...

i already foud a solution
escaping the * with a \ does the trick
although, I still do not understand why the first statement worked and the second did not

this works (session is set in -x)

[oem92]@@ecar0o:/html/dbs/public/cgi-bin> ssh ecar0o.bc -l oracle ssh cas_a "find /casa/dbcrea/`echo casa | cut -c 1-3`/rel55595 -type f ! -name '*.dbf' -exec ls...

what is the goal ?
must your number be min 4 digits ?
must your number be min and max 4 digits ?

there are several options
I prefer the following

subtract 999 from your number and check the...

As far as I can see you've got 2 problems
1) you must calculate the date on unix (not so easy)
By the way, how many days do you want to go back ?
You wrote "the backlog from some tables. Now that...

As you can see, a simple script does the trick

[dummy806]@@ecar0o:/opt/oracle/TOOLS/generic_unix/scripts> cat ttt
12.107.1.1
12.107.9.54
12.108.3.89
12.109.109.4
12.109.6.3...

The above is a possibility. However you'll only get the occurences where there are exactly the number of requested lines. If the requested string would be placed at the end of the file you would...

Thanks, works fine.
My aversion to awk or sed
1) I got a good book about it but, no team to practise/learn it
2) the people who will be using/changing my script don't know anything of awk/sed =>...

Dears,

I would like to count the number of "(" and ")" that occur in a file.
(syntax checking script). I tried to use "grep -c" and this works fine as long as there is only one character (for...

Dear,
First of all, I don't know if you still need it. Anyway perhaps someone else can use it.
As far as I can see this is not really an unix problem.
Perhaps you should state in the beginning of...

Dear,

Could you refrase your question cause I'm not sure what you want to do. Probably I can help.

:confused:

yeah,

Can you post a small example of the output you got

;) I propose to handle this in 2 steps (whithin 1 script off course).
First make a connection and execute the ftp command dir. Make sure u use the option -v and capture your ftp output in a temp...

P.S. you can add as many characters as you whish between a set of brackets
so [aze][aze] stands for aa,az,ae,za,zz,ze,ea,ez,ee:p

:rolleyes:
you don't need the pipe when you use square brackets
it works like this

"*"t[ax][gt] means everything ending on "t" "a or x" "g or t" this is tag,tat,txt,txg

when you write...

try this
find . -name "*"t[xa][tg]

this will also give you files ending on tat and txg,
but if you send your request afterwads trough an egrep like this find . -name "*"t[xa][tg] | egrep -v...