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Well I did some testing as well. The system which I used in the first post was a QuadCore AMD with Lustre file system (used mainly on clusters).

I just did the same thing on a Pentium 4 on ext3,...

Since ftp works with a csh expansion syntax you could do something like this:

mget ^[a-d].sh

Edit: I might have rushed things here. The behavior of mget depends on the ftp server. Thus it might...

Hi all,

for test reasons I tried the following two one-liners:

time awk '{print $4}' T_64xSC_128RW_K500.dat > /dev/nulland

time cut -d" " -f6 T_64xSC_128RW_K500.dat > /dev/nullThe file...

First off: I don't have a real problem I need to get fixed. And I know my way around on Linux fairly well.

Now: It's not a problem with 'cut' per se. The value I need is actually in the 4th column...

Could u post how the ones you want to send differ from the others?
Also, is it an option to use s.th like scp (secure copy command)?
Cheers, BG

Dear World,

I just wrote a script, which puzzled me somewhat. The siginficant code was:


for file in `ls splits*`; # splits* came from a split command executed earlier
do
tail -$SomeNumber...