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Hi All,
I ran into "Memory Buffer Full" issue on my Solaris 8.0 machine. After googling, I found out that it is the maxDocumentSize value issue. (Although I do not have this entry in the current...

Hi,
One issue here.
This line


STOP TRANSFER TO HOST1 /usr/bin/myscript


is like this


"STOP TRANSFER TO HOST1" /usr/bin/myscript




So, the sed command...

Thanks AGAIN to you for solving my issue :)

Hi,
I have the following script :-


#!/bin/csh -f
set var="HOST2"
sed -e 's/\(.*TRANSFER TO\).*\(usr\)/\1 "$var" \2/' tempFile



tempFile contains:


STOP TRANSFER TO HOST1 ...

Pseudocoder - Thanks for your help. Your posts are very helpful !

Both the "if" formats I tried. If gives me the foolowing error :


if: Badly formed number


Thinking.... what is this problem now.

It gives error in either case

"No file for $0
"

Also, in the 1st case, that "set" solves the issue, but the "if" syntax has some problem I guess ! Tried other syntaxes, but somehow stuck.

Hi,
I have a script which I need to modify. It contains the following statement at the beginning -

1. What does this mean ?

#!/bin/csh -f


2. If I run the following code in a script on...

Hi,
Why I need this is so that I can delete the matching line from the file. Or I should be able to replace it with a BLANK.

I saw that if I use option "d" in sed command, it echos all the lines...

Hi,
I want to match a line which exists in a file. I have written a test script similar to below -
The content of the file file.txt would be like this -

/usr/bin/1234.xcf
/usr/bin/3456.xcf...

Thats fine. Thanks !
You should read the Rule #2 of this forum -
(2) No negative comments about others or impolite remarks. Be patient.

Like I said, it requires inputfilename. So, if I skip everything and just type convert, then it will show the usage as -

convert [-f] [-outdir] inputXCFFile

If I give a bogus option flag like you said, it ignores the option and does the conversion successfully. It just requires the input filename. If provided with other flag like -f or -outdir, it will...

Hi,
These are custom files which have their own format. There is no problem with the conversion or the tool. Its working fine. The only problem is storing its output string.

The help which it...

Hi,
As I have previously said, its a C SHELL on Solaris 8. And, again I will post the "myScript". It looks like this after your suggestion-

set output=`/usr/bin/convert -f inputfile.xcf`
echo...

I have already laid out the entire script. Its a custom 3rd party tool which return a string always to the console in case of error or success. So, I want to capture that string output in a variable...

Hi,
It does not seem to work.

What if the file somefile.txt is replaced with an empty somefile.txt ? At that time still there will be an entry in the inode table for this file. Right ?

I want to run this command from a Shell Script in the CSHELL on Solaris 8 and want to store the output in a variable.

Thanks to all of you... M learning !

Thats rocking !

Thanks pseudocoder ! Exactly the same scenario is happening. So, how do we define this behavior ? Is it correct ?

Can you try the other way and see if you empty the file, the the while loop stops immediately or does it first finishes its old execution fully and then stops ?

Hi,
Even I thought so. But I see that is not the behavior. I tried even this


cat itemList.txt |
while read item
do
set $item
## do operation with $item
done


In both the cases...

Hi,
I have a loop like this -


while read item
do
// fire insert query
done < itemList.txt


The itemList.txt has say, 1000 records. Now what I do is that rhough another program, I...