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Thanks a lot!

any chance you can explain the line, mainly the first part before the END?

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No need as...

Hi all,

I have a problem where i'm trying to identify on which remote hosts the apps are running, ssh into it and restart them.

In case more than 1 apps is running on same remote host, i want...

The fact you took your time to explain in detail how it works where even a 5 years old kid can understand is very much appreciated.

I've seen many smart users replying with solutions who don't...

Alister,

the code in bold what does it mean?

IF this will help others, the code/ output below

Input file

cat file1.txt
Response time 2 ms
Response time 15 ms
Response time 17 ms...

The problem with your/ Chubler_XL suggestion is that i'll have to defined the upper bucket and this is the main reason why i'm moving away from my current solution otherwise for a range of 0 - 1000...

Alister,

Your method is a very tidy/ nice one (balajesuri yours works ok as well, so thank you!).

Two more question:

a) how can i add a header like this which should take into account the...

i made the correction in my sample code - see initial post above

Thx

hi all,

Say i have a range like 0 - 1000 and i need to split into diffrent files the lines which are within a specific fixed sub-range. I can achieve this manually but is not scalable if the...

@pamu, @tukuyomi - both solutions works so many thanks!

Yes i did - but there is no difference since is the same logic, for each row it needs to scan the whole file in a loop.

I think i'll gain more if i find a way to scan the file once and delete the...

Thanks for quick reply.

I want only request/response pairs. IF there is only request or response without any associated pair then it should be removed.

Cheers.

I gave up waiting for someone to help me out understand the above sed logic/ options.

Thx anyway.

Hi all,

I have the following input - the unique row key is 1st column


cat file.txt

[4] A response
[1] C request
[1] C response
[3] D request
[2] C request
[2] C response
[5] E...

Guys,

am i asking too much for a bit of explanation of the options below?

I'd very much appreciate if anyone is willing to explain the options so i can better understand the whole line/ learn...

sed '/req/s/]/:0]/; /res/s/]/:9999]/; s/[][]//g' infile |
sort -nt: -k1,1 -k2,2 |
sed '/req/s/:0//; /res/s/:9999//; s/[:[:digit:]]*/[&]/'



Hi Alister,

If you don't mind can you please...

Hi all,

Can anyone help me understand the above SED command?

Thanks!!

Thanks a lot!! If you don't mind, can you please explain the sed command?

Many thanks!!

Although i tried multiple option i couldn't find a way to get the rigt ouput.

Say i have the following data

cat file.txt

[1] C request
[1:1]
[1:4]
[1:2]
[1:3]
[1] C response
[2:3]...

It does work with a minor change as i don't want to show the password in clear :)

Many thanks,

Hi,

I have the below script


while true; do
read -p "Please enter schema password: " -s -e pswd1
echo
read -p "Please retype schema password: " -s -e pswd2
...

In short no. GFS 2 is the latest version fully supported on RHEL 5 while 6.2 was supported on RHEL 4

My suggestion is to use PuttyCM and organize your connections based on folders. Once you defined all connection you can right click on the folder and connect to all saved session.

Look at mpack instead of uuencode & mailx.

It's very easy to use and you can send any attachments you want.

Hi Guys,

With all respect to Perderabo script - great job = THANKS, in case anybody use Secure CRT to ssh/telent, the latest version 6.2.1 has a feature called Chat window which allow you to run...

Thank you all for your help!
Finally i've decided to use the 2nd option where i've added a loop


if [-z $host1]
then
/usr/bin/ftp -vi >> $backupLog 2>&1 <<startftp
open $host
bin
...