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thanks everyone. I'll check out the two links. I try to learn when I can and hope to help where I can. As always extremely helpful site.

you guys are great. Corona your modification has it working now. Just so I can learn something what are the extra brackets and equals doing?

Just because of my interest this is what the max...

I have a simple bash script on RHEL that works fine when there is one file but when it finds multiple files of same condition I get too many args error.

for i in *
do
if [ ! -f "$i"...

Thanks for the help but when I run the command I get

find: bad option -path

This is on a solaris 10 sparc box. I looked through the options and it doesn't have the -path as an option.

I have searched and can't seem to find or understand :confused: how to put together the right expression so my script doesn't traverse .files like .ssh and to skip certain dir's. So if I'm searching...

its a solaris 10 sparc

just tried it and its still trying to search .ssh and other .s dir's...

thanks for trying to help though.

I'm sure this has been asked before but I couldn't find it with the search. I have a script that looks for files and then moves to another location for further processing. My problem is I can't...

Sorry I was still working on it but this does what I needed. I was quoting myself to death... like I said this isn't my strong suite. using sh -x script i was able to work it out.

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please disregard I figured out the problem...

I have a script that I'm trying to use that will check for files on a remote machine and if there is files copy the files, modify the perm on the copied files, and then delete the files off of the...

Nevermind I think I can go with this instead...

nawk '/33260[01]0[01]+ /{print $0 > "file"}'

thanks again for your help.

Thanks for the idea's... got me in the right direction. So this is what I'm playing with

nawk '/33260/ == substr($0,37,5) && /33260/ == substr($0,1,5){print $0 > "file"}' 76138.txt

bailing...

I have an ASCII file that I receive on a monthly bases that is fixed length. I break the file into separate files based on a 5 character numerical sequence. I have 20 different sequences I have to...