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Hi
you may use the following in a script :-
mysql -u root -p<ur password> -e "drop database test"

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Hi,
First of all congrats on taking ur steps down the cloud path
I have been using AWS for the past 6 months now. The services are smooth, though i tend to lose network connectivity now and then...

Hi

it would be helpful if u could throw some more light on ur problem :D

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hi
find . -name "file.sh" -print 2>/dev/null

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hi,

use : which <your script>

this assumes that PATH has been exported
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Hi

how about :-

find . -print | xargs grep -i "search"

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Hi,

just had a query, suppose the number of files with the current date is large. then in that case you will have to obtain the maximum number by traversing the file names and sorting them to find...

hi,

i don't know if this will work for you but had an idea why not store the value of number of files in the dir (ls *.*| wc -l), and append this value to your file name. as a result you will...

Hi,

add a file for eg .aliases, and define all your aliases in this file, then call this file from your .bash_profile(of the user, you r logging in with).

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Hi,

PATH refers to the locations where your command/script will be searched for execution.
if your script/command doesn't lie in the PATH you have to give the absolute path of the same....

hi all,

sorry for replaying on this thread again.

but i came across this problem again,

to summarize , binary line of "^@" gets inserted into a file whenever i try to truncate it by >...

hi Vinodh,

i will appreciate it if you could share your solution.
though i manage a CVS on a RedHat server, and was thinking of looking for the dir CVSROOT on the filesystem, but your solution...

hi

assumption :- the files are located at /home/akshay/temp/Scripts/


fileLoc="/home/akshay/temp/Scripts/"
while read line
do
temp=$(echo $line | awk -F ',' '{print $1}')
...

hi

assuming that your file is at /home/dummy/temp/file1


while read line
do
temp=${line%.}
echo $temp >> /home/dummy/temp/op1
done < /home/dummy/temp/file1


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hi ,

assuming that your file's absolute path is :- /home/dummy/viralnerd.txt
replace the first line as follows :-
fileLoc="/home/dummy/viralnerd.txt"

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ps - remove //initialize this

hi,

for a more generic script try :-


fileLoc="" // initialize this
uniqNames=$(cat $fileLoc | awk '{print $1}' | uniq)
for i in $uniqNames
do
grep $i $fileLoc | awk '{print $2}'...

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If the list of servers is small, i would suggest that you set up passwordless ssh between the servers.
and then use your script without passwords in it.

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Hi

why not insert a if block before you copy the files ?


if [ ! -d <your dir> ] ; then
mkdir <your dir>
fi


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hi

i dnt know if you can see a datewise listing of executed commands, but .bash_history (this name may change), present in the home dir of the user lists the last executed commands.
You may use...

hi sandeep

assuming you have predetermined list of servers , say A,B,C,D you may like to do


servers="A B C D"
for i in $servers
do
for temServer in $servers
do
if [ $i ==...

Hi

try the following to get the extensions of all the files in a dir


dirLoc="" // initialize this
cd $dirLoc
for FILENAME in `ls`
do
FILEEXTENSION=$(echo $FILENAME | awk -F '.' '{if...

Hi

the syntax for scp is


scp <file to copied> <location to be copied>


either of the two arguments can be on a remote system
for a remote system the syntax is for the form...

Yup as said by jsmithstl, you need to use the here doc.

for mysql use :
mysql -u <user> -p<pwd> -e "<your query>"

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hi
hope this works

ls *.out | sort -n

u may use signal handling for it ,
try something like :-


errorDebugger(){
set +x
echo "$(date ++%d-%m-%Y_%l:%M:%S) ::: Script :- $0 ::: Line No :- $2 ::: Line ==== $(sed...