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Hi Ctsgnb, Thanks for all the help. I really appreciate it.

Just in case anyone else is trying to run the above, you have to use Bash or Korn Shell.

Cheers

OK. Thanks.

I actually knew about the find command before. My difficulty is getting the whole process done without having to manually feed in the found directories.

Anyone?

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Hi ctsgnb,

Thanks for that. I'm a complete newbie and so am now wondering how I can link the find command up with the egrep command, so that only the directories in the find results will be...

Hi,

I'm trying to do the following and can't figure out how to achieve it.

On my computer there are a number of folders called 'program' at various levels.

I would like to search for these...

Hi there,

I'm very new to UNIX. I'm writing a script (tcsh / Solaris) in which a file is created and then it needs to be registered using RCS. The problem is that on running the command "ci -u...

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone knows the command (using Solaris) to register a file in RCS without getting the prompt to enter a description.

Thanks for any help!

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I wanted to assign a shortcut in a third party program that would do the following:

- copy highlighted text to clipboard
- run a unix script that would prefix each line in the clipboard with the...

Hi there,

I'm sure this question has been asked many times but I can't find any posts with information.

How can I check the differences between say lines 20 - 200 in file1 and lines 420 - 600...

Thanks for the quick answer! I had a look in /usr/local/bin but there was no version of sed there.

There are sed programs in the folders usr/xpg4/bin, usr/ucb/. You wouldn't know off-hand if...

Hi there,

I'm new to UNIX and have the following question:

At work a Solaris Unix system is used. I'm not sure if they have gnu sed installed so I tried using the command "sed -r" and got the...

Hi there,

I'm a total newbie and would like some help. I'd like to have a script to
- load the contents of the clipboard into a variable
- manipulate the variable by adding the characters /* to...