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tar tvf tarfile.tar | grep "word_string"

Your probably using c-shell and it is using it's own built in echo sub-command.

Try this:

/bin/echo "Message from bac logistics\nThe Confirmation File has not been received."

HOME:~ %...

All you have to do is insert "fg" in line after done in Test1.ksh file.
Your script are working in background; bring it into foreground to end.


#! /bin/ksh

for i in $*
do
#echo "$i"
ksh...

I'm sure someone will have a better way of achieving this but here's one version:

~/scripts/play % cat file1
************************
* packageNumber : 1.0.0.14 *
* date : 2008.02.08 *...

That worked!
Thank you all very much.

I am sending the exact mail commands on my solaris system and it is received fine.

% cat file1
1 file
2 file
3 file
4 file

PatchMail:~ % mail -s "contents of file1" myaddress@email.com...

Hi. I was trying to keep the question simple but I guess I can't anymore so here is the actual data.

TRUE 6.8785794488e-05 0.000 0.000 FALSE 6.8785794488e-05 0.000 0.000TRUE 1 FALSE 1 TRUE
TRUE...

Thank you but this file has other numbered variables too so I cannot search for numbers alone or characters alone. I must be able to search for 001FILE as a whole and then split the output into 001...

How would you know if your script failed or not without testing? you can always manually run it :D

Try this:

uuencode abc abc |mailx -s "contents of abc" jdoe@email.com

abc is the file name.

Try this:

1. logon to the workstation as root
2. create a file with name:
dhcp.INTERFACENAME
where INTERFACENAME is the name of the network interface where DHCP must be configured
...

User Commands sh(1)

The following options specify the resource whose limits
are to be printed or set. If no option is specified,...

csh:
a simple "diff file1 file2 > file3" would do.

Differences will be in file3 with arrows pointing to which file difference was found.

example:

% diff awe_parse AWE_parse
17,20c17
< ...

Example contents of a file:

001FILE
002FILE
003FILE
099FILE
111FILE

Is it possible to search for [000-111]FILE and still keep the number part of the result in tact? The number portion is a...

Then use this:

sed 's/\<class\>/room/g' filename

Should only replace words that start and end with class.

use:
sed 's/class\>/room/g' filename

the above will only replace lines that end with class and will ignore classes.