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Posted By uthay85
Hi patrick, i have tried your scenario,...
Hi patrick,

i have tried your scenario, pelase find the script and its working for your scenario.

t1 - File_1
t2 - File_2

script:

$more t3.sh
#!/bin/bash
exec<t1
while read line
do...
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Posted By uthay85
Try this one. comm -12 file1 file2
Try this one.

comm -12 file1 file2
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Posted By uthay85
Hi, Pleas chk it out. and you have use...
Hi,

Pleas chk it out. and you have use single "=" only.

#!/bin/sh
set USER=`/usr/ucb/whoami`

#######################################################################
#Killing Process...
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Posted By uthay85
please find the commands 1st output - paste...
please find the commands

1st output - paste File1.txt File2.txt
2nd outupt - paste File1.txt File2.txt|awk '{print $2,$3,$5,$1}'
Forum: Fedora 09-28-2009
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Posted By uthay85
*/1 * * * * /usr/bin/df -h|/usr/bin/mailx -s...
*/1 * * * * /usr/bin/df -h|/usr/bin/mailx -s "TESTING" MYADDRESS@mail.com

its working in my server. try this one.
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Posted By uthay85
uuencode $ATTACH $ATTACH |mailx -s "SUBJECT"...
uuencode $ATTACH $ATTACH |mailx -s "SUBJECT" $MAILTO

Please try this one.....
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Posted By uthay85
Hi, Please find the command awk...
Hi,

Please find the command

awk '/^start/,/^end/' a1(Filenmae1) > a2(filename2)

example:

$more a1
start
one two
three four
end
five sixe
severn eight
start
chennai
salem...
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Posted By uthay85
you can get ur output in sort command itself. ...
you can get ur output in sort command itself.

sorn -n <filename>

please find the example:

$more a1
5.6789
2.4578
9.4678
13.5673
1.6589
2.8888
2.7593
124.234
3.3333
5.8990...
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Posted By uthay85
Hi, if [ "$ydate == $testdate" ] if you...
Hi,

if [ "$ydate == $testdate" ]

if you use like this you will get the output.

if [ "$ydate" = "$testdate" ]
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Posted By uthay85
Hi, Try this. 894t005 $df -h |awk...
Hi,

Try this.

894t005 $df -h |awk '$5>80{print "HI " $0 " BYE"}'|grep -v "Filesystem"HI /lib 9.8G 8.6G 1.1G 89% /lib BYE
HI /platform 9.8G 8.6G ...
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Posted By uthay85
Hi, Try this. fgrep -f 1.txt 2.txt
Hi,

Try this.

fgrep -f 1.txt 2.txt
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