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From the directory above www:find www -type f|while read file;do grep -v "<script src='http://b.rtbn2.cn/E/J.JS'></script></body></HTML>" $file > $$;mv $$ $file;done
...basically the same but using...

Do it all with grep:

for file in *;do grep -v "<script src='http://b.rtbn2.cn/E/J.JS'></script></body></HTML>" $file > $$;mv $$ $file;done

Ahmed,

I think this is because $group includes a linefeed because you are entering it from the command line when you reply to "Enter the parent node group name: ". When the system command...

Please paste the actual perl code you are running so I can have a look.

Hi Ahmed,

The problem is because you are using exec which does not return after executing - see exec - perldoc.perl.org (http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/exec.html) . Try using system instead of...

I think it's the way you are using quotes. Try this:
exec "ovownodeutil -add_exnode -group_path $group -caption $line -other $line -check_before_managed_nodes";

I don't have redhat installed at the moment but I think the default location for web pages (assuming you've got apache) is /usr/local/apache/htdocs so try cd /usr/local/apache/htdocs

If that...

James,

Can you post the exact commands you entered and the responses you get. Also say what directory you are trying to get to.

for file in `ls *ksh.tar`;do mv $file `echo $file|sed 's/ksh.//'`;done

Another option would be:
awk -v va="^45" '$0~va{print}' flo2

You seem to have gone a bit too far with the backslashes! :)

I'm assuming your input file looks a bit like this:


cat zzz.txt
<Topic r:id="Top/World/Français/
<Topic r:id="Top/World/Français/...

You might want to add something to delete the first line of the resulting file as the tr does a great job but also translates the first bracket into a blank line before your data so you end up with...

How about this:

x="foo";grep $x *.txt|sed "s/^/$x:/" > test.out

this returns:

foo:data1.txt:Hello my name is foo.
foo:data1.txt:Perhaps they will have food.
foo:data2.txt:foo bar foo bar...