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Jim, thanks for the comments, uuencode does not appear to exist on my system. The problem when I use the base64 command is that the key is placed in the body of the message, I need it to be an...

Hey all, I have a request from a third party that will be setting my firm up for an account so we can sftp files to their server in a Production environment. I know where the public keys are located...

Thx aigles, this gets me started

Thanks, this will seem like a silly question but I am new to this whole scripting business. If the function is contained in the same file as the calling script the function would need to be defined...

I have a script that ultimately will FTP data to certain directories based on a character in the filename. I am creating a function within my script to handle the FTP call. Are the variables that...

Shell, I'll try it, my thanks!!!

Shell, I like it, very simple, I don't think it addresses the issue of my new file containing everything except the first line though, does it? How can I get the newfile to exclude the first line...

Hello, I have to deal with several files that will be named something like this:
E00001.TXT, E00002.TXT etc.
Each file will have a alpha character on the first position of the first line which I...

Shell Life, that is a good idea,

Thx

I have a script that is run from the Cron 3 times an hour, here is the cron line:

02,22,42 7-18 * * 1-5 /hci/TEST/bin/myscript.ksh TEST 1>/hci/TEST/logs/myscript.info 2>/hci/TEST/logs/myscript
...

When I enter the command below grep appears to be returning a file it shouldn't.

find . -name "*.*" -exec grep "testing" {} /dev/null \;
:tps3Mailfile
./SSI.ksh: # create TECHOUT dummy for test...

P.S. the smiley face should be a colon an an O

When I enter the command below grep appears to be returning a file it shouldn't.

find . -name "*.*" -exec grep "testing" {} /dev/null \;
.:ops3Mailfile
./SSI.ksh: # create TECHOUT...

Hi, you would think the backticks would work but they don't, I get an empty string as the result.

Anyone?

I had actually already considered writing the variable from tcl to a file that I could then access when I returned to my script. I guess I am more interested in seeing whether the return value can...

Hi all, I have a ksh script that calls a tcl proc that sets a variable that I am attempting to return to the calling script? Is this possible or does the tcl variable live in its own space that I...