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Thanks, I have locate command, I ll check the man

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Is there a command which caches the results of the find, so the subsequent searches for file/file-pat are faster.

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Nagarajan G

Thanks for the pointing me to the right direction,

Now I am exploring the option of using UMLGraph, which is text based, also uses Graphviz & Gnuplot.

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I would like to develop a script which parses the log file and generates a flow diagram ( graphical display ).

We have an application, for understanding the sequence of functions call made,...

Good one! I didn't think about using exit when i call the routine.

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Nagarajan G

How to do I get the return code of a subroutine in a perl module if invoke the subroutine as standalone,

I have an module say TestExit.pm and in that i have a subroutine say myTest() which is...

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Is there way to count the number of results in the ldapsearch, looking at the manpages i dont see an option,

Using the following ldapsearch command to list attribute (User-Id=100) under my...

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I've many my colleagues suggesting Comers books for TCP/IP, though I haven't read I still have a strong opinion for the same

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Nagarajan G

v_test=`echo $v_output | awk -F"\" '{print $5}'|sed 's/ //g' `

this command give me null value.

can someone help me with correct awk command?[/QUOTE]

The catch here is "\test" being...

Try something like this,

echo "Are you Bill ?" | sed 's/.* \(.*\) ?/My name is \1/g'


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Nagaraj G

Hi,
Am not sure if the unix version has "lsof" command,but if you have then I guess i should be quite easier

man lsof

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Nagarajan G

Hi,
I managed to get that working using exec & pipes.The following is the script which i hope to work for you as well,

#!/bin/bash
#Objective : To redirect the stdout & stderr to two different...

I could do that with "exec", but I couldn't get that work to write to a file and stdout simultaneously,

Here is the snippet,

#!/bin/bash
exec 1>/tmp/log
log() {
echo `date` : "$@"
}
log...

:) Thanks for your information

Nagarajan G

I meant the keystrokes for getting ^M is ( you have to Hold Ctrl key and press v and then M )
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Nagarajan G

I doubt that the pattern you are matching.Did you try,
:%s/$/^M/g
Where,^M - Ctrl-v+Ctrl-M

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Nagarajan G

Did you try,
ypcat passwd | grep -i <user>

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Nagarajan G

You have not mentioned how many iterations of top should run,so this will keep blocking on that statement.
Also the assignment line is incorrect.

Try this approach,
set -A proc $(top -n 5 |...

You can make use of "rsh" or "ssh",they accept commands to be executed on the remote host.

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Nagarajan G

What about this approach?


#!/bin/ksh
count=0
found=0
for PAT in cable wire wireless ; do
((count=count+1))
if [[ $(grep -wc "$PAT" /tmp/111 ) -gt 0 ]] ; then
((found=found+1))
...

In case the script is executed from the different directory,then "$i" will expand to MQ.log and not the full path to it,so it throws an error.Either you can try running the script from the directory...

I guess you want to capture the terminal session,you can make use of script command.

In your shell prompt,
script capture-this-session.txt
man script for more info.

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Nagarajan G

I guess that globbing is disabled in your script,do you find anything of this sort
set -f or set noglob in your script?

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Nagarajan G

The values set by executing the PCP file is available only for that shell,as your shell script will spawn a new shell to execute the values exported in the PCP file are not available to the Shell...

Hi

You may trying sourcing the PCP file from within this script,so that you can access the definitions of the same.

For ksh,
. ~/yourPCPFile
For Csh
source ~/yourPCPFile


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