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I am attempting to write a script where I can pass in parameters ( to , from, the location of a pdf attachment ) and send an email that has HTML for the body content and a PDF as an attachment.

I...

that sounds good, will give that a try and see if that makes a difference, I think I picked that up from googling how to mount a dvd, but did not realize the difference (just copied the line into the...

That does not work. I tried that before posting. Do you have any other ideas?

I want to be able to copy DVD disks directly to an ISO file from the command line (via bash script).

I have such a script that I have refined over time that works quite well about 80% of the...

Here are two random words that I just thought up.

the word "find" and the word "me".

So I want to search all .txt files recursively that have the whole word "me" followed by the word "find".
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This almost gets me there, tried that, but it does not give me word boundaries.

I want to find a regex command that I can run on the command line that will find a whole word followed by another whole word (that I specify in the command).

What I am looking to do is also...

Tricky one:

I want to do several things all at once to blow away a directory (rm -rf <dir>)

1) I want to find all files recursively that have a specific file extension (.ver) for example.
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I am looking to rip (to iso), various DVD & Blu-Ray disks in my collection to single iso files.

I want to do this with a simple bash script that I pass the device name and it will rip the file.
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I need to write a simple bash shell script that will recurse a directory and print out the top 2-3 directories with the most files in it.

I know how to use find & wc, but cannot seem to figure out...

OK, I will try that. Also another requirement is that I want to skip certain meta-data directories like "CVS/". Is there a way to exclude a list of directories?

Also I do not want to copy files...

I do not want to copy the entire directory.

I just want to copy only those files that exist in dir1 to dir2 with the same path.
any ideas or help there?

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I have two directories that are mostly the same:

dir1
dir2

Is there an easy way to take the output of diff and copy files from dir1 that do not exist in dir2 - but copy them to the same path...