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Posted By AngelFlesh
Bash menu script
I have a main menu


quit=n
while [ "$quit" = "n" ]
do
clear
echo
echo "1. General system information"
echo "2. Hardware utilisation information"
echo "3. File management"...
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Posted By AngelFlesh
Problems with find & -size
Hi I am trying to find files over a size given by the user.

this is what I have so far


echo "Enter a pathname to check (example = /home/jsk1gcc/testwork): "
read input
echo "Enter a the...
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Posted By AngelFlesh
Thanks
Thankyou, OMG thankyou so much, that was doing my head in.
something so simple.

I was working on it for about 8 hours, after that amount of time, I can't see the soultions anymore.
Thankyou. ...
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Posted By AngelFlesh
omg thankyou =}
I can't believe it was that simple. Thankyou
When you've been working on one problem for more that 8 hours you forget the the simple things.

again thankyou. Feel like a dunce now =}

Jade. :D
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Posted By AngelFlesh
Problems with AWK
Hi I am writing a shell script for a number of things and aone problem that keeps comming up is AWK formatting.

When commands are typed into the command line they are fine, but when executed in...
1,775
Posted By AngelFlesh
Yeah that does work thankyou. I get the total of...
Yeah that does work thankyou. I get the total of the files.

Though I still have the problem with the output of the files. How do I list them

something like
grep /home | awk '{print...
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Posted By AngelFlesh
count and awk
Hi my task is to show the percentage of files accessed in /home in one week.

I have got as far as displying the files, kind of. I am not sure how to format them into a list. I've tried using awk...
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Posted By AngelFlesh
Thankyou
Thankyou, This was a great help. :D
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Posted By AngelFlesh
SSH script. (Assign $var to free cmd) ???
Running: GNU/Linux, 2.6.22.9-61.fc6 (hope that's the right info needed)

I am trying give the amount of RAM and the % used. I am using free command.
I am having some problems with this command
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