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UPDATE: I found a quick and easy way to do this. I was approaching it wrong. Rather than running the script normally (./script) all I need to do is source the script (source ./script). This runs...

I wouldn't call myself an expert, but IMO I would go with a Linux server. I use SUN for more hardcore data storage and processing but I use Linux for all of my network services (DNS, NIS, Apache,...

era hit it on the head. You didn't give enough information to say for sure, but it all depends on what your job is doing. For the most part it is something you don't want to do, but we can't tell...

Use a while loop. It's pretty easy to write what you need, but since you asked for a direction not an answer I'll let you work through it :)

You can use this link for a bit of information: Bash...

This may be a bit obvious, but if you want to see the differences couldn't you just use diff?

I might be crazy but...

You show two examples of expected results in your post. I am kind of confused as to which you are looking for. Your first expected output shows two files side by side and...

I'm not sure if it is even possible but I figured if it was someone here would know how to do it...

I am running a script which starts a bunch of processes in the background but there is one...