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Hello there!
Maybe you could use a shell script in order to accomplish that task.
This is how I thought about it:

From 5 a.m to 7.am there are 2 hours, then 7200 seconds.
You want to run the...

What about:

echo "Date range on 5th May is between -010516 and 050516- please continue " | sed 's/.*\(-.*-\).*/\1/'

Hey there!
If you have the rename utility, which is a script written in Perl, you could do this:

rename 's/\.packed\.dir//' *.packed.dir

a few more ways:
sed '/#/d' infile.txt > newfile.txt

sed -n '/#/!p' infile.txt > newfile.txt

grep -v '#' infile.txt > newfile.txt

If you need Lane, but not lane (i.e.: case-sensitive matters)
sed '/Lane/d' input_file.txt > output_file.txt

Hey digitalviking.
Try doing something like this:


#!/opt/local/bin/bash
echo -n "Enter some text here: "
read text
while [ -z "$text" ]; do
echo -n "You enter nothing. Enter something:...

Another sugestion. This time using sed:

#!/bin/bash
for i in file*; do
mv "$i" `echo "$i" | sed 's/file/file-/ ; s/\.dat//'`
done
However, I think this solution might be a little bit slower...

As gary__w said, further details are required.
However, assuming you're in the directory where your text files are, I think you could use something like:
grep -l string1 * | grep string2 - | cut...

Hi there.
Showing results formatted with html table tags isn't the default behavior of MySQL.
Perhaps your MySQL configuration file (my.cnf) was modified.
Try calling the MySQL client command with...

Maybe you could do the following:

files=$(< newfile.txt)
montage "$files"

Not quite sure, but try using the full path for grep, like /usr/bin/grep and see what happens.

Hello cue
You may use sed and tr for achieving this goal.
Try something like:

sed 's/^/"/ ; s/$/"/' file.txt | tr "\n" " " > newfile.txt
By doing that, newfile.txt has all the paths from...

ls -G also does the work for you.
Give it a try.

Hi there.
Maybe you should use sed.
Try doing something like:

sed -i.bkp 's/^/filenameU/' your_input_file.txt

Is your columns delimited by tab or spaces?
In case of tabs, and, if you're...

Hi folks.

You're right. That's the key.
Just for studying purposes, I've created two bash scripts using different for loop syntax for solving this problem.

Here we go:

...

Hi methyl
Thanks for replying me.

I mentioned about csh because sometimes I use FreeBSD and csh is its default shell.
I understand what you suggested me to do and that works fine.
However, I'm...

Hi all,

I've got this question about using cp for copying multiples files from the same source directory to another directory, considering that my working directory ain't the same of the source...