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try this
uuencode file2.txt file2.txt |mailx -s "subject" muraliinfy04@gmail.com

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or else if you...

try '${USERH}'

and

'${CMD1}'

Are you keeping the quote in a loop?

hi,

Try this..
find /home/test -name $dir -exec rm -rf {} \;

Use TZ variable to change the date

hi,

what i mean by temp variable is nothing but YDAY in your script.. and your default time zone will not be override as your are using now.

and in script ftp block might not work.. Replace...

hi,

you can use the TZ variable to match your server timings.. but if you want exactly the same time and date yesterday, you have to use TZ=MYT+16..

if i am not wrong MYT is malaysian time......

TZ means time zone.... and MYT is your local time.. 16 is difference from GMT to get yesterday date...
and your are taking it into variable so it would not override default time zone.

you can run...

hi,

so now you can use as below code...

YDAY=`TZ=MYT+16 date '+%y%m%d%'`

hi lifeseries,

how current date displays when you type date command.

you can use TZ..

hi,

try using below code.


Ydate=`date '+%y:%m:%d' | awk -F":" '{printf"20%2d%2d%2d\n",$1,$2,($3-1)}' | sed 's/ /0/g'`

yeah in host server is having oracle 10 and remote server is having oracle 8.

hi all,

how to execute shell script in another server that contain sql script. i tried using "ssh -l" option.. but i am unable to load the environment variable of the remote host.
please...