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If you want to transfer filetered files then you can use regular expressions to filter and list the directories/files under that directory, for eg. to transfer only the .DAT files use something like...

convert the character to an integer ,i.e ascii value and add
(96-integervalue)+23 which will rotate the text as u want

append "&2 >/usr/error.log" at the end of the command, to log all the error messages to a file(/usr/error.log) and at the end of the execution use "cat /usr/error.log" to display only the system...

use mget *.* to get all the files and folders and use mput to transfer the files to the remote location

Hi all...

Please be sure while u give the solution to others, if u dont know the answer please dont give some dummy answers,

I have seen in this page, there is some replies which is...

use the command

"lsdir a:" in sco-unix

"mdir a:" in dec-alpha unix

or reply to this with your unix/linux version...
so that I can give you the exact command syntax...

simple command is

%ls -s

this will list the files in the sorting order by size.

%ls -t

this will sort by time

The best way to do this is to have a shell program which can execute the file and rename it after the successfull execution...,
if u want the shell prog, plz let me know, or reply, so that I will...

I feel it is better to run child shell, so that once the child shell terminates, we can get the status of the shell which, in turn, returns the status of the command,....


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just use the command "man" which will guide u to list all the commands.

Can u guys be specific what actually u want?..there are so many authors who are the best in the market, but each one is specialist in some particular topic, like Internet related embedded prog,...