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I agree. I do not like the way that the "developers" write their shell scripts. I'm going to recommend that they change the way they are doing it and move on. I think they were simply counting on...

You're correct, cron is not the issue specifically. It's the fact that the assigned value is one more than it should be.

#!/bin/ksh

echo $0
SCRIPT=${0##*/}
echo $SCRIPT
echo...

The cron was not running at the same time. I was done afterwards. The value expected from cron is 2 because cron spawns the script using Bourne shell (sh) as seen from the output.

infa 3962...

It's the second value echo'd in the script.

echo $SCRIPT

test.ksh

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Also, any idea why bash outputs a...

I recently patched a RHEL5 host from 5.2 to 5.5. There are some scripts that simply do a ps and grep to check for itself before proceeding. I personally don't like the way the scripts are written...

Will the options.txt file be on local or remote host?

BTW, why do you want to modify the default permissions on the websphere subdirectories? If you are running websphere as a non-root user,...

Is there a specific reason why you want to obtain the home directory from a configuration file, rather than just obtaining it directly from /etc/passwd or getpwent()? It seems like a lot of extra...

I'm not sure that I understand correctly what you're asking, but I think you are assigning a value that start with $ to a variable and want that value output. You will need to escape the character...

Are you trying to find the files within one directory that have the string 'tagHeu' or are you wanting to do a recursive search of any files below the directory?

If you want a recursive search and...

Here is another way using an array. I reassigned the values to meaningful variables, but that's optional.


#!/bin/bash

var=($( echo $1 | sed -e...

One thing I have done over the years is create a standard set of libraries that I source near the top of my scripts with something like this:


[ -f ${LIBDIR}/bashlib.sh ] && ....

Is this script going to be run locally on the FTP server or remotely using the FTP protocol? This will make a big difference in how this can be done and what commands are available.

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The poster hasn't replied whether any of the replies have solved the problem, but something that was pointed out previously is that the double quotes are not suppose to be removed. Only the commas...

Here is an example:

(there are different 'time' commands [i.e. time, times, timex], so you'll want to setup the output you need. You could also use the date command and calculate the passed...

Have you looked at the log files? (both apache and system logs)
What OS/distribution is this on?
Was anything modified? (configuration file, package upgrade, ...)

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There are a few different ways to do this. Without having the tool to test some different options, I can't say which I think would work best. You could try running a wrapper that executes time and...

I did find a few posts about syntax error issues with bash 3.2.x versions. A little more research is needed though. You didn't by chance edit the file on a Windows system? This would have left...

I tested your code on bash 3.2.38 and it worked fine. It might be that specific version has an issue or compatibility problem.

You could try this:
let vkupno=( $vkupno + $kolku )

A couple of...

Sorry, this wasn't indicated in the original post. The sample output showed all of the quotes gone.

I'll update my script and repost. I also noted in the real sample input that there are spaces...

If I'm understanding correctly you are having problems when the password contains a '\' on the end. (i.e. 'abc123\')

If this is the case, the shell is probably seeing this as a line continuation...

I have a working example using perl. Here is a sample execution.


$ cat input.txt
rohan,rahul,kunal,"sw,ati"
rohan,rahul,"k,un,al",swati
rohan,"rah,ul",kunal,swati
"ro,han",rahul,kunal,swati...

A couple of things to consider.

First, the ~/.profile is not the only file sourced during an interactive login. Depending on the shell there are also files located in /etc/ that are sourced. So,...

There are several ways to do this, but this follows the example you gave. You have to use the file with the fewer lines to grep the file with more. This isn't 100% accurate though. Suppose you...

This same code works fine for Bourne shell also. Can you post your code and output?

The s/// operator is for substitution. You are telling it to replace '\d+$' with ''. Since you're trying to match the numbers and keep just them, you need to remove everything else and carry the...