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I need a specific user to be able to sftp to a server and get files from a specific location. The location is not the users home dir, i don't want the user to be able to view anything else...

Cool thanks for the input

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With the two variables created from the awk statement I would like to feed them into another command set eg lpadmin -L $var1 -D$var2.

I was attempting to do it with the following ;
awk -F...

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I need to assign the ouput of a awk statement to two variables; below is a example of the txt file i have which I use awk against

sample file
testval,USA,loc2,testing02...

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Thanks for your reply

I will def update my menu tonight with what you have suggested. I am 100% sure that the vmlinux and initr files are in place. The rhel6.1 directory also is withint he...

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Hoping someone can help ove setup a pxe/dhcp boot server for auto installs on centos My server seems to be providing dhcp fine but the installation fails to progress when it reaches the pxe...

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Hope someone can sched some light i'm trying to execute a script via sudo but i don't want to be prompted for a password when i run the script using sudo

my sudo entry does work in that...

Worked a treat many thanks

when i search for a file using find i want to be able to cd to the directory of the file

simple find i'm using is
find . -name <filename> the output is the full path to the file, i want to use...

Many thanks to both, the nawl works well on my solaris env. Just out of interest what would be the valid options for ksh using standard awk (just curiosity )
Thanks Again

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Just tried your method, it seems my shell does not like the awk options -vx the script is defined as a ksh script

error is invalid option -v

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That works, I would want this to work via a script,
my original script was simple ;
echo "enter val "
read answer
cat files | grep $answer

obviously the above did'nt get the correct...

Hi I have a large file in which I need to search for certain whole numbers and print the whole line. I'm currently trying this via command line using grep but grep is also matching the decimal values...