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Thanks. My bad. Those previous solutions work.

I was testing it with the wrong file. My apologies.

Thanks again for the help. I've learned a lot.

@Scrutinizer Unfortunately doesn't work either. I've tried a few modifications but it only prints the first three lines.

@MadeInGermany It works, but for some reason the text is all the way...

it works!.. however I don't know how to make it work for the whole file. After the first three lines it stops.

awk '{k=1;j=1;for (i=1;i<=NR;++i) k=i+2;j=i+1;print k,j,i}' RS= FS='\n' OFS='\n'...

Hi there,

I have a text that I'm trying to format into something more readable. However, I'm stuck in the last step. I've searched and tried things over the internet with no avail.

OS: Mac
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I really appreciate it. I am always speechless with your amazing approaches. :b:

Hello,
I haven't been here for a while and I might be forgetting some things.
I have an input text like this

titleA
http://myurl/bla/blabla/1234
http://myurl/bla/blabla/6789

titleB...

I see what he means. I got confused with emailing inside the script and emailing outside the script. Thanks Aia.

First thing I notice is that you are redirecting the output of a script to /dev/null in crontab which does not make much sense to me.
Second, it is a bit difficult to guess what is your script doing...

Thank you! I understand it now.
Thanks for your time and effort, to both of you.

sorry to ask again, the s=s and the $1 all alone there? Never seen OFS on its own, always something like OFS="whatever"

Could you explain it for us? Why sub for an "x"? I don't get it..

thnx

Hello,

As Don said, that fixed an error. Now you have a new one.

If you just want to extract the percentage, try something like this:

mountpoint=$(df -h /home | awk -F' |%' '{print $17}' |...

Sample output,

kibou@laptop:~$ touch /tmp/file{1..5}
kibou@laptop:~$ find /tmp/ -name file*
find: Las rutas deben preceder la expresión: file1
Uso: find [-H] [-L] [-P] [-Onivel] [-D...

This can be easily mistaken after you have seen something like this

find -name "*.jpg"

which it does actually expands. The find command does not expand the same way the shell does.

I am glad it helped, but does it work?

This line complains using the sample you gave to us in the beginning

cat yes_output.csv >> $(ls -ltr BW* | awk 'END{print $9}')

Oh, you used the same file for the explanation!

I've just come up with something like this

kibou@laptop:~$ awk -F, '$2 == "e" {f=3} END{exit f}' file ; echo $?
3
kibou@laptop:~$ cat file...

Thank you Akshay Hedge.

I also tried it also outside the BEGIN block but it didn't work to me. It does work so I obviously did something wrong.

And thank you for the explanation as well.

I am sure it must be a more elegant solution and more efficient.

If I understood correctly, you want to rename the file BW*2014*.csv if the field 12 is "No" and remove those lines matching.

#...

Hello,

I have seen this syntax,

{ ;;};quite often and I don't know what it means exactly.

It seems like a distinctive thing of Bash, so it's been used for the logo of the last bug,
...

Just this little detail in case our friend doesn't know how to add a Field Separator,

The else / if syntax is something basic you can look for on the internet with a simple search looking for bash syntax.

If you want to delete more than one file you need it to be recursive, with...

kibou@laptop:~$ cat text.txt
21356 suresh 12/12/2012
23511 ramesh 11/06/2011
31456 biswajit 09/08/2013
53134 archan 06/02/2009
kibou@laptop:~$ sed 's;\(ramesh\);\1_terminated;' text.txt ...

As Corona688 said, you better use nohup, but I think he missed the & at the end.

nohup run_server.csh &

Hello,

May I explain this one?

awk -F"[:,]" '{if ($1~/@2 line/){print $1": <XO>"$2"<XC,\""$2"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",0,0,\"\">,<XO>"$3"\",\"\",\"\",\"\",0,0,\"\">"}else{print $0}}' file

-F is the...

Yes!!

Thank you, RudiC.