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You can also try the command "diff".

The following too will work -



tr -d ' ' < test.txt > newtest.txt

In excel, you have the "TRANSPOSE" function to shift the vertical/horizontal orientation.

You can try the following script -



for SVR in server1 server2 server3
do
scp2 -q <filename> user@SVR:/PATH
done

Hi,

"while :" and "while true" - are the same.

"while false" - this would simply take you to the end of the while loop. I havent seen this being used. Does it serve any purpose ??

Hi,

Assuming the contents are saved in a file "saved_data", you can try the following.



cat saved_data | tr "+" "-" | cut -d"-" -f1,3



You can easily remove the square brackets as...

Hi,

As far as I know, your first command (zcat ... | gzip > d.gz) - 'cat's all the three compressed files - then compresses it, one after another and save it to a single file named d.gz.

In...

Also, you can try the simple 'cut' command as used below -



grep PID ~/bug_tool.log | tail -1 | cut -d":" -f2



That would return - 25803 TID. To cut out TID you can use



grep PID...

Hi,

You just want to get the file names ? Can the spaces be deleted ? If yes, can you try `tr -s " " ""` and remove spaces ? Will that help your purpose ?

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If you have root privileges, you can use "ifconfig -a", which will display the MAC address along with the IPs. Also, "banner" command at OK prompt will display the MAC addrs. If you do not...

Hi,

Not sure what you mean by "not getting the rite answer for wc -w". Well, since you want the word count of all files in the dir, I would try the below code -



cd YOURDIR
ls -1 >...

Hi Wizard,

Try the following -



data=`cat $file_in`
tar cf $tarfile $data > /dev/null
res1 = $?
/usr/bin/gzip $tarfile > /dev/null
res2 = $?

if [ $res1 -eq 0 ] && [ res2 = 0 ]; then...