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Having issues with an expect script. I've been scripting bash, python, etc... for a couple years now, but just started to try and use Expect. Trying to create a script that takes in some arguments,...

Thanks for that link, already checked there, and we have to have 2.28+

I have a SLES 11(SP1) server that I am trying to install graphviz 2.28 on. Unfortunately that is not a comman combination, so I can't just use an RPM to install it, I have to build it from source. ...

Thanks for all the responses, I went the awk route before the other ones and the awk one definitely works. Haven't tested the others, but I'll probably use the shell only one, just b/c that's what I...

I may be making this too hard on myself, but I'm trying to find a way that I can use a cut or awk string to always remove the last two delimited fields of a string.


Say I have
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Not sure about the rest of the stuff, but if your just trying to grab the file size of the most recent file in a directory:

fsVar=$(ls -lthr | tail -1 | awk '{print $5}')
echo "Body of e-mail...

Got it to work:


RewriteCond %{SERVER_NAME}= ^(.*)(foobar-dev\.)
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/some/context/(.*)
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://foobar-dev.huntington.com/some/context/ [R=301]

I have an apache site that is connecting to a backend jboss server using the mod_jk plugin. This jboss server has multiple coldfusion applications deploy'd to it, and each of those applications has...

That seems to work, and in my bash scripting history I haven't used sed and awk much together, is there a way within awk to run sed against each result, or do I need to do it within awk?


ps...

I have a script where I need to use awk, go through some output, which is stored in a variable, and find a string Xms and Xmx and print the results, including the rest of that string.

Example of...

Not sure on the description, but here is a quick rundown.

I have 2 servers, we'll call them

serverA
serverB

On serverB, I am calling a script that inside it has the following:

ssh...

Basically what I need to do, is read the value of varA, and if it's in varB, then do something, if not, do something else.
varA will contain a single string like:


proj_choice="Test"
...

cat test | egrep "string1 string2 string3"
string1 string2 string3

cat test
string1 string2 string3

That works, I think you need to provide more information.

Worked. Thank you.

I have a script that runs a command, and the output is on multiple lines. The fields are delimited by '='. I need the 8th column from the first line and the 2nd from the second line, but I can't...

Okay, title is kind of confusion, but basically, I have a lot of scripts on a server that I need to replace a ps command, however, the new ps command I'm trying to replace the current one with pipes...

I'm not very familiar with the c shell, but this seemed to work:

#!/bin/csh

set var=`grep "variable ok" scan.info | cut -d' ' -f 1`
echo $var

me@hostname:~/tmp> ./tmp2.sh test1 test2
./tmp2.sh
test1
test2
me@hostname:~/tmp> cat tmp2.sh
#!/bin/sh
echo $0
echo $1
echo $2

me@hostname:~/tmp>


The script name will be $0, and each...

Doing yours I got a 0 as the variable using the below file.

Here is how to do it:

me@hostname:~/tmp> cat tmp.sh
#!/bin/sh

var=$(grep "variable ok" scan.info | cut -d' ' -f 1)
echo $var...

Okay, I have two scripts, the first one does some stuff, and comes to a point where it has this:

Right here it runs a quick script to start something that writes to a log file.

/usr/bin/tail -f...

That's a typo when I took out the actual IP's and server names. In the actual code they have the same number of arguments.

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Okay, not sure if it can be done, I would think it could be done and I'm just having a hard time with it.

fun_close_wait(){
ipVar="${1} ${2}"
portVar=`cat "${5}" | cut -d' ' -f 1`
for ip in...

Final Solution:

#!/bin/sh
baseDirVar="/opt/user/"
cd ${baseDirVar}
sizeVar=`find . -name "nohup*.out" -and -size +5120k`
for i in $sizeVar
do
dirVar=`dirname ${i}`
...

Anyone got anything on this. I got my script working exactly the way it should, but I'd like to be able to use a while loop or something else so it doesn't run so long.

/home/chris>cat test.out
testing a script
/home/chris>sed -i "s:a:\':g" test.out
/home/chris>cat test.out
testing ' script