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whoami just gives the name of the logged in user.
Whereas 'who am i' gives quite a lot of other parameters too.
Give it a try

cp DESKTOP/Root of Photo Folders/Folder*/*jpg your_new_folder

OR
Execute this small script:

for file in DESKTOP/Root of Photo Folders/Folder*/*jpg;do
cp $file your_newfolder
done

One more simple script, but without use of sed:

for line in File*.mp3;do
rm -f $line
done

Check the following :

echo "----------------- test_sys_job -----------------" | grep '\---------------'

\ is used for any special char.

Works fine on Suse.

Good One Jim :b:

If you dont want to make use of any file, you can try using echo command:

e.g.
echo abc | awk -v val=$HOME '{print val}'

In your case:

echo abc | awk -v val=$value...

You can make use the command 'ifconfig'

If this does NOT work. You can type the command 'who am i'.

If you want to get exact string of IP, use following script:
who am i | awk '{print $5}' |...

Hey Vinay,
Your task is getting accomplished by just first 3 lines of my code.
Last line is just to print that value.
You can remove that last line : cat a

You check the incremented value in...

You can make use of tr filter here:

echo "a:c:d" | tr ":" ","

This will replace : with ,

Even Simpler :

echo "c_xxxx_cp_200908175035.zip" | cut -d "." -f 1 | cut -d "_" -f 1,2,3

Vinay,
Try this code:

read i < a
i=`expr $i + 1`
echo $i > a
cat a

It is working perfectly fine in bash.

Here "a" is a file name where the number is stored & "i" is a temp variable.
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