Search Results

Your script has a log file, right? Have it write to the log file after it's finished doing whatever it does, and before it sleeps:

echo 'date' Done - going to sleep >> /tmp/script.sleep.log

...

From reading the man page, I guess you could unzip the xml file from the zip file, then use the -d option to remove it from the zip file, then use the -g option to update the xml file's new position...

Heh. This took some sweating and cursing. Finally had to talk to the AWK guru in my office.

bpmedialist -l | awk '{print "echo `echo \"obase=2;"$15+4096"\" | bc` "$1}' | sh | cut -c10,13,14-99 |...

Is it possible that file handles to the deleted files are still open?

https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/21084-large-file-deletion.html

I have gotten tired of getting error messages from SeaMonkey about not being on the latest version.

I have downloaded the source for SeaMonkey, and when I attempt to make it with "gmake -f...

Okay, how about doing a move of 100 files at a time into a /sourcepath/tmp directory, and doing scp * on the directory? If that succeeds with status 0, delete/archive the files and go get a new...

If you've got a second hard drive, you can mirror each slice to it individually, boot to the secondary hard drive, then reformat the primary hard drive as you want, then mirror each slice back to the...

Well, are you generating all the files once, then moving all the files, then deleting all the files, with nothing touching the directory during the transfer? If so, then if your scp /$sourcepath/*...

This perl module might do it:

Spreadsheet::WriteExcel - Write to a cross-platform Excel binary file. (http://search.cpan.org/src/JMCNAMARA/Spreadsheet-WriteExcel-2.21/doc/WriteExcel.html)
...

Do you have anything so far other than that line?

You can test for scp's successful completion by looking to see if the exit status is 0 once it finishes. Here's an example:

#!/bin/bash
echo...