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Slackware (since the begining) is my favorite distro, but i'm using Debian, Ubuntu, Suse, CentOS, Redhat(Fedora), Gentoo, Knoppix and a few others as well.

It is finding all files wich have a name that match the "*.gz"
2>/dev/null means redirect all output error (if exist) to null

Ex.:
find /var/lib -name "*.gz" 2>/dev/null...

How is your input date looking? I don't have your environment to test...

You can make a script which changes the routing rules with every ip change.

Ex.: you can find out the ip (gateway for ppp) with this simple line:
ifconfig ppp0 | grep "inet addr" | cut -f2 -d":"...

I've selected 3 lines from the file:

^TV Tuner^|LogiLink|VG0011|^Stick USB pt. captura audio-video, Logilink ""VG0011""^|18.50|EUR|s|24|0|Link||scutit|||
^Tablete Internet^|GoClever|^TAB...

You can try this:

Routing for multiple uplinks/providers (http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html)

How are the two boxes connected? I mean the all 3 network cards are in the same switch?
If so, the ip's on the interfaces are on different subnets?
For me it seems more like a routing problem...

Or you can use this script:

ISPConfig 3 - back-res a Backup and Restore script - HowtoForge Forums | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials...

Thank you Pikk45! One problem solved!

Using awk -F'\^\|' '{while(NF<4 && getline p)$0=$0 p}1' on the file I can remove max 4 new lines on the 4th field.
The delimiter used is ^| which is at the...

All records end with a new line. Each record has 12 fields separated by "|". If the field contains multiple words with spaces or new lines, then is enclosed with "^".
My problem is I'm not so...

My 4th field is:

|^Tableta Internet ARCHOS 80 G9
...| ...
(more lines)
... "501|838"^|

don't forget that this is only one record which splits on multiple lines...

Because I'll have too many fields then... the 4th field will be splitted in many...
I'll do that only after I have replaced the "|" from the 4th field...

Hello,

I have a csv file with "^" as text delimiters and "|" as field delimiters. It's converted from a xls file. One record looks like this:

^Tablete Internet^|Archos|501838|^Tableta...