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Guys i'm new to javascript but have pulled together a PAC file based on requirements.

Problem is i'm not sure how javascript handles variables. I'm proficient with shell script, and a bit of perl....

Thanks dudes.

set -A array does the trick.

I couldn't get eval working surprisingly, as i've used that before successfully. I'll just go with what works as time is always an issue :)

Cheers

Thanks the replies.

The eval basically doesnt work as i'm not trying to run the return :-


host# cat l
#!/bin/ksh

eval $(: | format | awk '/^(\ +)0/ {print disk1=$2}; /^(\ +)1/ {print...

Guys anyone know how i can store fields into multiple variables in one go?

I'm wanting to grab the disk id's from format into disk1 and disk2

Below is what i want to work but i know it doesnt...

Thanks dude, i should have thought of double awk matching. I was thinking it was way more complicated.

I suppose it will get more complicated if the hour actualy doesnt exist as a string in the...

Guys any pointers on how to search between 2 sets date strings with time in the below file example :-


02-Feb-2010 23:12:09 GMT event_type::event_details_are_like_this
02-Feb-2010 09:10:29 GMT...

You actually need 3 slashes.


lava@host$ cat file
one,ABCD\XYZ,Server One
lava@host$
lava@host$ cat run
#!/bin/ksh

VAR="ABCD\\\XYZ"

echo "Var is $VAR"
sed -e 's/'$VAR'/SERVER/' file...

I have output from luxadm display commands as below :-


DEVICE PROPERTIES for disk: /dev/rdsk/c10t60020F200000C8083F951F4C00012863d0s2
Vendor: SUN
Product ID: T300
...

sed -e '/exa_resu_adj.*/d' -e '/End of Report.*/d' file



Be interesting to know which is quicker ?

---edit---

Not much in it :-


xxx@xxx$ time awk 'NR>1 && !/^End of Report/' test...

I use the below options with SSH in various scripts. Sometimes i have to adjust the -n or use a -N option.

The -o ConnectTimeout=15 may just be for initial connections and therefore not help you...

Thanks guys. Looks like i'll have to do it in a script then. No biggy i suppose.

I aint got gnused on this box.

Cheers for the info.

Dude thats great. thanks. I never thought of splitting it into multiple -e 's.

Danke :)

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Actually...

Can anyone help me get this small sed script to work in shell on the command line?
I need it in a one liner really as i want to edit many scripts in a for loop and dont want to have to invoke a...

I'd personally get rid of the brackets around the foreach, but i dont know tcsh so it may be a requirement. It should work doing for file in file1 file2 file3 ; do awk -F'*' '{print $1}' < $file...

I've jsut done something similar where you run a script and dependant if its ran from cron (i.e automated) or a shell it either emails the output or just prints to screen.

There are various ways...

Ok thanks.

I'm actually using it in my example then for the while section instead of saying while valid = 1 i'm just saying while true do bla bla

Its just a case of looping then until input is...

Guys please see below functions to return a status depending on user input. Both seem to work the same.

The second way has a : line which i can't understand or see in a ksh manual anywhere....

I'm still not following what you want.

You need to access each element of an array so you need to reference the element number some how.

You are asking if you can access 2 arrays at the same...

Couple of things.

in is not a variable in the for num in loop.
I wouldn't use num in the loop as you have it declared for an array. Basically accessing $num will access element 0 of the array.
...

I could help with exim a bit if you like....but i'm a new to this forum so not sure if its correct place seeing as this is for shell script help.

Spotted it! you have

funtion ABC

instead of

function ABC

Should work.


$ cat lava
#!/bin/ksh

function ABC {
echo "hello world"
}

ABC
$ ./lava
hello world
$



What platform you on?
What ksh ver?

I assume you have put the correct interpreter at the top of the script and not just copied what we put in the post here?

I was just using your origiinal example and adapting the bits accordingly....

Sorry i just copied your original code and forgot to remove the $ from the variable assignment.

See vgersh99's solution.

you could use either ' ' or " " in this instance.

I think you are getting a process id of the external echo command you are invoking inside back ticks.

Check this :-


#!/bin/ksh

echo "Current script pid = [$$]"
nohup sleep 60 &
echo...