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Hi,

I'm unabel to figure our what is the mistake in the file or does it require any other action after amking the changes in syslog.conf.

i have added below two lines in syslog.conf file. Is there anything wrong in the below lines?

*.info /var/adm/syslog rotate time 1d files 10
local0.debug ...

Check what comparison operators bash has. is it = or == or eq or -eq. Check the syntax in if line as well.

what does -r option mean for ssh commad. what does below commad do?

ssh -r command

Why #!/bin/sh (the very first line of the script) is not treated as comment. Though it starts with #, which is meant for comment.

su - or just su?

What's the behavoir of su command when it is invoked in each of the following form;
su
su -
su - someusername

set BAKCUPFILES="/home/xyz/abc /home/xyz/prq"

use cat as mentoned above and check it.

MINFLUX=$(awk -F" " '$1 >= 7116 && 7145 {print $2}' data_file | sort | head -1)

MAXFLUX=$(awk -F" " '$1 >= 6992 && 7096 {print $2}' data_file | sort | tail -1)

i=1
while read num
do
echo "Tab$i $num \c"
read num
echo "$num"
i=$(($i+1))
done < file_containg_nums

cp creates another copy of the file on disk. On the other hand mv renames the file. The original file gets a new name.

mv also used to move a file or set of files to a directory.
ex: mv *.c...

resultingstring=$(echo $string | cut -d":" -f2)


say string="sumthing:nothing"

resultingstring will have "nothing".

HI
i included as u said. But while reading itself, it is suppressing blank spaces more than one occurance to one. so i am getting wrong data. Please review my code


c_line="/apps/source.txt"...

diff of CURWEEK & LASTWEEK should be 1

#!/bin/ksh
set -x
echo "Please enter file name:"
read Filename
echo "enter number of files to be created "
read created
i=1
while [ $i -le $created ]
do
mkdir $Filename$i
(( i++...

l=$(grep -n -N 1 "pattern" filename | cut -d":" -f1)
i -= 10
j += 10
sed -n "$j"p filename
sed -n "$i"p filename