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Great everyone!

radoulov, this worked fine to clean out the lines as from what I see now :D
awk 'NF { r = r ? r $0 : $0 }
/:END:/ { print r; r = x }' infile

Thanks everyone for the support, I...

I usually search inside a file with:
cd /home/users/; grep -R "keyword" * | gawk -F: '{ print $1 }' >> output.txt
This will output the path of the found files to output.txt

Play around with that...

Hey, I don't have a Solaris system to test my script sorry, I usually run RedHat OS.

But, you can try looking at:
sed --help
the purpose of this script was to not use temporary file so it will...

nice steadyonabix, your sed worked somehow, but we're almost there, I've noticed that some lines are like:


:@:6:@:1:@:Shortcut:@:shortcut.s:@:Leve o carr:@:Você terá que construir uma pista....

ghostdog74, you script worked great for that little file above, but when I run awk in my file wich now how about 10K lines I get an error:

awk: (FILENAME=to-organize.txt FNR=3397) fatal: not...

I have a file that contains the following:


:@:176:@:4:@:name:@:file:@:this is
a summary:@:description can be
long but who knows
can even have <br> tags.:@:how...

marcozd, I read Unix Shell Programming (http://www.amazon.com/Unix-Shell-Programming-Stephen-Kochan/dp/0672324903/) while ago, but I've learned the most online and by trying myself. Plus, this forum...

marcozd, you are welcome, great to be of help. And yes programming is always different in written, there are thousands of ways of coding the same program, but the logics are always the same.

And,...

same concept but without moving the file to a temp file
sed -ni "/1104100311229/,\$p" logfilename

I've done this little script to delete lines from a file without moving it to a temporary file then moving back, it will start deleting line from line 1 to whatever % you choose.
name: truncade
...

hey Reddy482,

you can use something like:


#!/bin/bash

if [ "$#" -eq 2 ]
then
SRC="$1"
DES="$2"

for file in `ls $SRC`
do
PREDT=`date...

Glad to help.

A book I have "kind of old (2003)" but good, is the "Unix Shell Programming, third edition" Stephen G. Kochan and Patrick Wood...

I've tested this and it worked fine for me on your setup

I hope this helps solve your problem, please test it before running on the actual folders.


#!/bin/bash

for image in `ls -t...

temhem, you will not be able to run the command "sh" on sftp, from what I know.

if you want to execute commands on serverB and have the output on serverA you can do for example:
ssh user@serverB...

you can use:
iptables -A OUTPUT -p icmp --icmp-type 8 -j DROP

you can also try this (I never used personally):
echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_all

OR do it permanently on...

try this:


#!/bin/bash

counta=1
CMD="ls -tr /dellxmax/application/log/"

for file in `$CMD`
do
DC=$(echo $file | awk '{ print substr( $0, length($0) - 20, length($0) ) }' | sed...

temhem, don't worry, when starting everything is "unknown"
but here you can read a little about scp on wikipedia: Secure copy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia...

try this let me know if it helps, this is assuming you have the "stat" installed

I did this on a CentOS machine. If I understood your post this is what you are looking for just need to tweak it if...