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FILE="/home/transfer/${ACCOUNTINPUT}_sendscript.sh"

I see your situation now..., not the perfect solution, but this might get you going:

sed 's: airplane : helicopter :g' filename

# does not handle the case when line starts or ends with...

try this ...

sed 's:\<airplane\>:helicopter:g' filename

A quick way would be using an infinite loop ...

#!/bin/bash

while :

do

igal -a -r -U -w 6

sleep 30

done

There are two problems with the code,

1- as Perderabo pointed out you need a numerical sort,
2- you need to decide how many significant integers you need after the decimal point. This will be...

Check this ... https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/103619-cannot-replace-null-space.html

My OS does not have -H option, try whatever is best for you,


find builds -name '*ReleaseNotes*' | xargs grep -il xml |
while read file
do
echo "$file"
grep -i...

find builds -name '*ReleaseNotes*' | xargs grep -il xml

xterm -hold -e " command_list "

xterm -e " command_list ; bash "

The below code can be run as a whole script. Run it from an appropriate directory, for example /home/username.


# In the beginning it's good to create a temp directory temp_dir that will contain...

Hi

The previous time you posted about the similar script I had a hard time understanding your request, so please include all the necessary details in your request. For example what are you going...

Simple, copy your script to a different dir:


cp -p gunzip_script /home/thousand/other_dir/

then slightly modify your script adding cd to gzipfiles directory, and executing the script now...

What does prevent you moving first the unzipped and other files out from /home/thousand/gzipfiles/ to a different directory /home/thousand/temp_dir/ , and then continuing unzipping the left-overs...

Thanks everybody for your valuable inputs .


Yes, that explains everything. SSH session is non interactive, so I can't expect a TEST condition to work within that ssh session.


Nope !

And...

Thanks gus2000,

The separator \EOF did the trick regarding all the variables in the SSH script. Another useful info to keep in mind !
( I know, I have to be careful with the variables, BTW I'm...

Yes, I forgot to say I have #!/bin/bash at the head of the script.

And I actually don't have back tick in the script, ( Yes I'm aware of special characters conflicts in a script), I just put a`s...

Hi,

I'm ssh-in to a remote machine (ubuntu) and trying to execute a little script in there.The script looks like this:


ssh user@ubuntu <<EOF
cd ~/test
ls -l
echo "Continue counting files...

Are you sure you used the correct syntax, maybe a typo?

I got no problem using scp for multiple files, for example if you're in server A, in the directory where you're going to copy the files from...