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xargs format is wrong .


find . -name '33_cr*.rod' | xargs -n1 -t -i cut -f5
there should be no "{}" it is used only for exec with find command.



Refer to the...

I am not sure about awk.It can be done easily in Perl.
use File::Copy;
open(FH,"<aaa.txt");
@aaa=<FH>;
close(FH);
open(FH1,">>aaa.tmp");
foreach $dd(@aaa)
{
$dd =~...

In the find command use without use "!" option or "-not" option not to search for a particular string.

For example:
find . -name "*".pl -not -name "*".sh -type f

will list all the files...

Use
sed -i -e s/\"(.*)\,(.* )\"/\1::\2/g

I think this will work

I am not very clear about the sed matching.

It can be easily done by matching the line.

It can be easily done using Perl:
...

To replace for all instances you need to add the global option "g"

Trying doing it this way:
perl -i -p0e 's/"keyword1-.*?"/"keyword2"/g' file

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you can try to use find

Maybe you ran the script 24 hours ago use this option

find -mtime 1 -name scriptname

I am not very clear but it can done using mtime option.

umount /dev/sda1
Perform a check on the file system

e2fsck -f /usr/sda1
Now resize with

resize2fs /usr/sda1 60M
resize is a tool to perform partition.


try this.

i don't think there is a option for that

This can be done by using awk variables.Go through it