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I am trying to write a shell script to execute some commands..

telnet <IP address of the router>
wait 10
echo "username"
echo "password"
sh log
exit

but i am unable to execute it properly...

is it home work

yes, you can open script file in any text editor.

if you want to save it as text file then put extension .txt (filename.txt)

can you try with tail -3

#!/bin/sh
CURDIR=/home/user/folder

ls -1 *.dat > $CURDIR/dat_fiels
for i in `cat $CURDIR/dat_fiels`
do
echo $i | cut -d"." -f1 | grep "[0-9]" 1> /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
...

why don't you compare size of the files

you have to configure rsh service in destination server that source server can do the change in server....


Since am using NCR server , i entered hostname of the source server in /etc/hosts.equiv...

you can use rcp command

rcp file_name server_name(or IP address):/home/path

Better to search first in forum before posting..

try this
----------------------
CURRENDIR=/home/anupl/sri

cd $CURRENDIR
rm $CURRENDIR/zipfiles 2>/dev/null

ls -1 *.zip
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo ".zip file found"
ls -1...

use it
echo "enter file name"
read file_name
mkdir ${file_name}"_bdump"
mkdir ${file_name}"_cdump"
mkdir ${file_name}"_udump"

As lorcan said ,can you provide more details...

isql database_name <<!
select * from table_name
!

you can try this logic if you are using infomix

Administrator sets format (ASCII/BIN) on FTP server.

you can switch what ever you want...by asc and bin command

asc for ASCII
bin for Binary

cat(print) the file and assign it to variable

Variable=`cat file_name`

try this:

cat file_name |grep "CUST" | awk '{print $1 " AKASH " $3}'

try this

1. "dropdb | tee file_name"


2. dropdb > /home/sir/file_name 2>&1

#Here stand error and stand out get sent to the o/p file i.e. file_name

in both the cases message will be...

Answer for question number 2,

you can save the variable by usning "tee" command or redirect options..

1. command | tee

2. 2>&1 ( redirect stdout and stderr )

there is no meaning for S11 or S12 ...
this is for just file representation....

Can you confirm the following info...

1. Have you entered windows host in /etc/hosts file
2. and /etc/hosts.eqiv or relevent files

check the same.

It might also be port issue( rsh port).

uname -a
server server 4.0 3.0 3516 Pentium IV(TM)-ISA/PCI

I am using NCR UNIX

Go to "/etc/rc2.d " direcotry and create a file as "S11file_name"

file name should be started with "S and two...

if [ "x $value" == "x """ ]
#if [ ! -n "$value" ]
then
echo "empty"
else
echo "Not empty"
fi

try it out..

you can try this logic

while :
do
ls -lrt | tail -1
echo # process them what ever you want
sleep 10
done

it takes last file only since i used "tail -1" command


some friends may come...

FILE=/home/dir/ss

cat $FILE | cut -d"=" -f2 >/home/dir/ss/sss

for i in `cat /home/dir/ss/sss`
do
echo -n $i
done

You can try above code

used following command for informix database.

unload to /home/sri/file_name.unl select * from table.name >> query.sql

then run this (query.sql

sed "s/$past/$pres/" $fileName > fileMod

use single code '

sed "s/'$past'/'$pres'/" $fileName > fileMod

try this ...