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X="MyJVM"Here's the command I'm trying to run -
sed -n "/serverName=\"${X}\"/,/<\/serverEntries>/{/BOOTSTRAP_ADDRESS/{n;s/.*port=\"\([^\"]*\)\".*/\1/;p;};}" serverindex.xmlIt fails saying...

Yes Don, there are other utilities in there (/usr/xpg4/bin) which are causing problem so I can't just set the PATH to prioritize this path.

Also, I don't have permissions to change any of the...

The script I'm building is generic is supposed to be used on many platforms e.g. HP, AIX, SOLARIS. For the first two I still need to refer /usr/bin/grep but for SOLARIS I'm setting up aliases like...

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I'm on Solaris (SunOS wsp2cm01 5.10 Generic_150400-10 sun4v sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-T200). Trying to set up an alias like below -
alias grep="/usr/xpg4/bin/grep"but when I call grep in my command...

Great, thanks guys.
Also I was wondering if there's a way to check if the stream is empty or not?
Currently what I do it check the size of /tmp/$$ after I created it from the steam. Is there a...

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Need some help with creating a file from input steam. Meaning from following command myfunc should be able to store the input stream to a file.

echo a b c | myfunc

The file thus created...

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Here's my data -

aa
bb
cc
aa
dd
ee

Now I need to find the smallest block surrounded by aa & dd. Following is not helpful -

sed -n '/aa/,/dd/p' file

I need only -
aa
dd

Great Thanks! Exactly what I was looking for.

Host doesn't have 'tac' command. For now what I tried is -

grep 'string' file | tail -1

Was wondering if sed might have a better way.

How to find last occurrence of a keyword in a file using sed.

Thanks! I tried a few eval combinations but guess not this one :( I feel so stupid :D

I have a file File1 containing lines like below

apple ${FRUIT}-Color
orange ${FRUIT}-Color
banana ${FRUIT}-Color

Now, in my shell I'm reading the file like below

while read FRUIT DESC; do...

Here's my code -
FILES="file1 file2 file3"
for File in ${FILES}; do
uuencode "${File}" "$(basename ${File}"
done | mailx email@id.com
This works as expected, meaning emailing the files as...

Thanks! I suspected I'm asking too much :D

Here's my code -

for File in "${Files}"; do
uuencode "${File}" "$(basename ${File} 2>&-)" 2>&-;
done | mailx -s "subject" "a@b.c"

Now I want to know if there a way to *not* send an...

I had the same issue. Later on I found that it was due to the LD_PRELOAD definition which I tried to modify in .profile. The way out for me was to comment it & ksh was all good again.