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actually a new start title for each diff entry (sorrie not keeping it in separate files)

so what I tried to do was

x=1

while ((x<$num_lines)) ; do
sed "${x}q;d" file1 > final_file1
sed...

okie got that fixed lol.. problem was
the line was supposed to be
"sed "${x}q;d" file1>final_file1"

after that I had to change the diff line to

"diff $file1 $file2>>final_difference"

now...

okie got it, line
"sed '$xq;d' file1>final_file1"
should be
"sed "$xq;d" file1>final_file1"

now Im trying to do a diff of the variables and place it into a file
final_difference$x for each...

Okie I have two files.

file1 with input

asdf_s45
fdsa_s20
jkl_s32
lkj_s3

and file2 with input

asdf_s44
fdsa_s19
jkl_s31
lkj_s2

now I have counted the total number of lines in the...

yes thank you very much
this worked perfect

I'm new to this and would like to know what this is doing

I want to change a number in a file into number -1..
for instance
file_input is

fdisdlf_s35
fdjsk_s27
fsdf_s42
jkljllljkkl_s57
... etc

now i want the output to be
fdisdlf_s34
fdjsk_s26...

Im trying to diff two files. The first one I will be given. The second one I must find based on previous version created.

For instance here are the files

file_1 - created 3/22/08
file_2...

okie heres what i got so far in ksh

1. asks for number of days file was created...
2. "read day_ago"
3. "find . -name '*file_num_*' -mtime -$days_ago -print > File"

Now i just need to know...

Okie here is my problem,

1. I have a directory with a ton of files.
2. I want to first get an input on how many days ago the files were created.
3. I will take those files and put it into...

I'm a beginner in UNIX and am stuck on a problem.

1. I read the input from the user

2. next I grepped the input into a text file to see if there is a match, if there is the output would be sent...