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printf "\nClosing stats:\n" >> data.txt
echo >> data.txt
sed 's/^ \t*//;/^#/d;/^$/d' $stats | while read line
do
close=$(grep -w "^$line" $datafile | sed -e...

while [[ "$vrfy" != "true" && "$vrfy2" != "true" ]];
do
echo "ID format - 000-000-000"
read -p "Enter Name: " usrnme
read -p "Enter ID: " id
if...

i am running under ssh
i want to know how to make vi color code my bash scripting

like how do i setup vim in ssh

ok so i am probably gonna stick redirection for errors way then

i have tested it with eq 0
doesnt really work
:(

if [ `find ./ -size +20k | wc -l` -eq 0 ]; then echo "found files";else

So i didnt really need to pipe errors to dev/null

if can just count it then
so i would have to use eq operator?

so instead of putting all errors to /dev/null you
instead counted the output and if its greater then 0

see i got an else statement if the output is not 0
so counting it wouldnt work right?

var1=$(find ./ -size +10k 2> /dev/null)
if [[ $var1 = "" ]]
then
# rest of the of script


Ok i want to cut back on making vars
i trying to...

the vartext has results from a find command

I feel that i can Simplfy this but i am not fully sure how
vars1=$(cat vartext | cut -d" " -f9)
for word in $vars1
do
...

var=$(find /etc/*)
tput smso
ls -l | echo $var >> log


i am losing at the formatting when i append it to the log
is another way of doing it

i understand i was looking at the man pages
i been working with is
find ./datdir -size +30k ! -perm 200 -ls
and trying to figure what i could add on so it can look in the subdirectories and files...

^ i am not really sure what you try to say there

how do i get it to look through directory, and all contained subdirectories, for names of files that are larger than the specified size

its only the permission i want opposite so wouldn't that be
find ./datdir -size +30k \( ! -perm 200 \) -ls
i am not sure

i am trying some operators but its not working

Thanks alot


find ./datdir -size +30k -perm /200 -ls

Is There a way i can where i can reverse this statement
an look for opposite permission with doing so many find statements?

I am trying to figure out out how to use my find command results so it would be displayed in a ls-l form

basically how do i get (this is example)
find /etc -size +10k
to display in a ls-l...

ls /etc/init.d/rc4.d/ | while read FILE
do
tput smso
echo -n `expr "$FILE" : '\(S.*$\)'`
tput rmso
echo `expr "$FILE" : '\(K.*$\)'`
done...

thanks everyone
i got it working :b:

NUMBERx=cat datax | wc -l
NUMBERy=cat datay | wc -l



echo -n "No of files: " ; echo "$NUMBERx"

echo -n "No of files:" ;echo "$NUMBERy"

I am teaching my self bash scripting
and i am...