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The title leads me to join:

join FileA.txt FileB.txt

If you have gawk, please try this:

awk -F"\t" 'match($0, /(EC [0-9\-\.]+)/, p) { print $1,$2,p[1]}'

Have you tried: echo "hiddenhausen 99.60 y 1.05 2.50 -550 -110 1:25:200..." | column -t

OK, I did some test and here's the conclusion:

If you spwan a process in Expect and don't literally "expect" the process's output but "send" command immediately, Expect will send command *before*...

I don't know what you're trying to accomplish, but I don't see fdisk anywhere in your code.

You can also try to use {} to quote your bash command. It'll prevent any interpretation.

Thanks, Shell_Life.

I used awk, but your way worked, too.

Thanks for your reply, pkabali.

But the list function will list all files available on the server, that way would retrieve all files into each date '+%Y-%m-%' directory. It's hard to determine...

Hi,

I have a script to retrieve data files from server and store them in a directory on local disk. The script runs everyday as cron job. But now those files are too many so my boss wants me to...