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Thank you. I just noticed your reply and yes, it needs to be unquoted.

# [[ "1420088400" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] && echo true || echo false
true
# [[ "1 day ago" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]] && echo true || echo false...

I'm building a script that may received start and end date as parameters. I whant to make it as flexible as possible so I'm accepting epoch and date in a way that "date --date=" command may accept....

Every day you learn something new. I would like to write a better command with the suggestion from jpradley. thanks for you suggestion. Using xargs is good you would only need to redirect standar...

Hello, I'm submitting this thread, because I was looking a way to delete empty directories using find and I found a thread from 2007 that helped me. I have worked from that threat, but I found that...

You may build using shell variable too, under "bash" or "ksh" they work the same.

X=Test_Test_EAR_1234.ear
XExt=${X#*.}
XNoExt=${X%.*}
XNewBody=${XNoExt%_*}
XNew=${XNewBody}.${XExt}
echo $X...

You can use "tr" too.
echo "$abc" | tr -d "[%]"

Bhanu72:
I when to my server and tryed the script and it did worked. But when ran into a diffrent server "ls -e" is not supported. I look into diffrence on SunOS and notice that the server not...

:eek: I must read more detail next time. I was missing the /etc/file. I created it as suggested and now FTP is working. I'm sorry if I did not read all documentation closely. I was missing third rule...

Maybe I had to add the info before, but I'm using Solaris 10 and I don't have /etc/shells. I have look into the man pages fo FTPD and SSHD and they don't relate to /etc/shells. Do you have any other...

First you would need your file list sorted by file size
#!/bin/ksh
SearchPath=/whereever0
LowerSizeFilePath=/whereever1
UpperSizeFilePath=/whereever2
#
cd $SearchPath
ls -e | egrep -v "/$|->"...

I have created a ksh shell script and used it as a login shell for a user.

</etc/passwd>
lramirev:x:111:200:Luis:/export/home/menush:/usr/local/menush/menush

My shell script is like this:...