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Those are back ticks on the title variable line. My solution works I have tested it.

while read title
do
title="`echo $title|tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]`"
find /mnt/music -name "*$title*" >> top10.lst
done < top10song.tm2

#!/bin/sh
# $1 directory
# $2 first string
# $3 string replacement
#Check we have the right number of arguments
if [ $# -ne 3 ]
then
usage
else
MYDIR=$1
echo "checking $MYDIR" #debug
for...

Try
java -cp $CLASSPATH net.grinder.TCPProxy >> grinder.txt

Something like awk -F\| '{print $2"|"$3"|"$1"|"$4}'

The shadow file in /etc manages this. Type 'man shadow' for info.

I like it this is much sweeter than my answer, but the way I read it you still need the paste -s. No need for a loop with this. Nice.

Sorry it is late here. I made a typo. Here is the answer
awk '{print $5}' file1 ...... file184>result.txt;paste -s result.txt > a06.txt

This smells like homework, but here is some of the answer. First I would set up a loop to go from 1...184 and dump the awk results to a file say 'result.txt'. Next I would use the paste command to...

Also, be sure you don't have any hidden characters in the /home/pilga/man_blade.txt file. You can see them with 'vi'. Make sure each line is a new line. If this text file was ported from a windows...

Another way of doing this is:
for name in `cat /home/pilga/man_blade.txt`
do
<your code>
done

NOTE: watch the tick marks they are back ticks

How are you setting the variable $var? Is this borne shell? Please submit all of the code.

#!/bin/sh
for name in `cat file1`
do
grep $name file2 >> file_results.txt
done

Other possible TERM types are vt220 or xterm to name a few, and ctl-l will refresh the screen before and after an edit to ensure you are on the right line. Sometimes, you will think you are on a...

The closest thing would be smc 'Solaris Management Console'

Make sure that that device is the right name for your boot disk. Type 'format' at the command line in single user mode. It should show up on the list. If it is not then mount the proper partition. ...