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I was adding the user via a ldif file.
I am using vim and it wont allow me copy and paste the 'í' character in.

Hi

Is it possible to add the following to an ldif entry:
dn=estmmartín

i.e Note the charchter 'í'

Thanks in advance

Thanks funksen.

So in a file write:

#!/usr/bin/ksh

[ `date -d tomorrow +%d` -eq '01' ] && cd live/cgi-bin/;perl org_stats_monthly_cron_job.cgi

and save it as myfile.sh?

then in the...

Hi

I want to execute a script on the last day of every month.
I tried using the following line but it failed:

50 23 * * * [ `date -d tomorrow +%d` -eq '01' ] && cd live/cgi-bin/;perl...

Still dosnt work.
This is what happens with no zipped files in directory:

root@infocentre> ls
0 archive_backup results.sh test.log
root@infocentre>
root@infocentre>...

Yes the bourne shell
#!/bin/sh

still the same error :-(

set -vx # To get the trace

# Check if files are zipped
echo "\nAre the files zipped? (y/n)"
read are_zipped

# Get extension and unzip them if they are zipped
if [ "$are_zipped" -eq "y" ] ;...

I didnt leave any space.
Here is my code.

# Get extension and unzip them if they are zipped
if [ "$are_zipped" = y ] ; then
echo "\nWhat is the zip file extension? (tgz, zip, etc...)"
read...

Returns the following error:

./results.sh: syntax error at line 25: `(' unexpected

Appreciate the help

Line 25 is the if statement line

Yet more problems!

I'm trying to check if there are any files in current directory to unzip.
If not, then it should exit.

# Make sure there are files to unzip
if [ ls -l *"$extension" | wc -l...

Works Perfect anbu23 :-)

Just need to change it a little to first unzip the folder and then tar.
I have:

for zipped_folder in *tgz
do
current_tar = 'gunzip $zipped_folder'
tar -xf...

Cool, thanks anbu23.
What sort of file should i put this code in? .sh?
And how should i execute it?

Hi,

I've got dozens of tar's with two files in each one,
live_access_log & live_error_log (one tar for each day, backups).
The probelm is i need to match a pattern in all of the...