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fzd@machine1> ls -l /home
[...]
drwxrwxrwx 31 fzd [mygroup] 4096 jan 16 09:43 fzd

fzd@machine2> ls -l /home
[...]
drwxrwxrwx 30 fzd [mygroup] 4096 jan 16 09:32 fzd(the group is the same on...

@samnyc:
Interestingly,fzd@machine1> ssh-copy-id
bash: ssh-copy-id: command not found
I am running a Red Hat release 3 (Taroon Update 3) (and can't change it, as it is a work environment...

Hello,
I'm trying to perform these operations without entering any password, as user "fzd":fzd@machine1> scp /tmp/srcFile1 fzd@machine2:/tmp/$destFile
fzd@machine1> scp fzd@machine2:/tmp/$srcFile...

My file is a bit tricker than that (most of the lines don't have the key:value thing, and the "key:value" thing is more like "id1-id2-key_value_comment-id3_id3" (- and _ are "separators", but I...

Hello,

Here's a file of mine:

key1:431
key2:159
key3:998

I need to change these keys to something bigger - and I actually need to shift them all by a range of 3.

The output would be:
...

I just ran it and ... wow ... That was mind-blowing!

Now, the sort is the bottleneck :) But that's OK

Thanks a lot !

expected output would be
key2=value2_2_1
key2=value2_2_2
key4=value2_4_1

I'm not an awk-expert (clearly not :-) ), but this is close.
There's just the part where one of the input files can be...

Hi,
I have a script that, basically, has two input files of this type:

file1
key1=value1_1_1
key2=value1_2_1
key4=value1_4_1
...

file2
key2=value2_2_1
key2=value2_2_2
key3=value2_3_1...