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I'm connecting via SSH to an Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS and bash.

I'm afraid this is a silly question but I can't figure it out.

I have a script like so...


echo "Enter DRDL Signature Version Number"
read DRDL_Number
mv signature_output.csv...

Thanks for getting back to me derekludwig,

Yeah it makes sense now. The second option nails it for me and now I can add that line to the bottom of the script before connecting to the next box.
...

Hello!

I'm having a bit of trouble coming up with a script that can connect to 3 different log boxes and pull down files for that day into a single directory, where the files will all have the...

Both suggestions worked a treat!!! Thanks very mych

Hello!

I have 2 files named tacs.tmp and tacDB.txt

tacs.tmp looks like this

0
10235647
102700
106800
107200
1105700


tacDB.txt looks like this
...

Brilliant thanks guys, you both nailed it.

Apologies for the lack of code tags around the data examples, I'll bear it in mind for next time.


Thanks again
Cludgie

Hello,

Supposing I had a huge list as follows:


TAC manufacturer Device Type
1392600 LG D959 LG-D959TS FeaturePhone
1409700 LG V410 FeaturePhone
35150806 LG F350S FeaturePhone...

Nailed it!!! Thanks very much RudiC.

It is, sorry I failed to mention that in the original post. My mistake

as a test I tried the following

grep -w T000001 customer_tariff_list.csv
012345678918,"T000001-A00220"

The above is the only entry for anyone with this old tariff on the system, but as you can...

Thanks for the quick response RudiC. I tried using grep -xc, but it still caught T0001-A0001 when T0001 was the criteria. :(

I also tried your line, but it stops here:
T000001 0

Thanks
Cludgie

Hello,

I have a csv list which contains a reference and tariff code for every customer we have (~7.2 million) looking something like this:

customernumber,tariff
012345678910,T0001...

These are some of the commands that cause IO read errors. I ran them on a machine running 12.04 and they worked fine.

awk 'BEGIN { FS=","} NR == FNR{a[$0];next} $1 in a'...

Hi,

I haven't done it yet. I figured I'd find reviews or see what others experiences have been before I decide either way.

The errors I'm getting are IO errors, which I haven't seen before and...

Hello all,

I finally got it working. I used this:gawk 'BEGIN { FS=","} NR == FNR{a[$0];next} $1 in a' new_msisdn_list.csv production_list.csv > output.txt

real 0m36.061s
user 0m30.694s
sys...

I have a small server in work, essentially a desktop with Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS. For the first time in it's life, I've started to get errors when running scripts involving large files.

So before...

@achenle - The smaller reference file contains the 12 digit numeric reference for every active subscriber we have (format=000000000000). The much larger production file contains the 12 digit...

Hi there,

I have 2 files that I am trying to work on.

File 1 contains a reference list of unique subscriber numbers ( 7 million entries in total)

File 2 contains a list of the subscriber...

Thanks very much NeutronScott, that's brilliant. This seems to have the logic I'm looking for, only it's returning "touch: invalid date format `201207292000'." Yet, if I enter in this date for 1...

You'll need to forgive my lack of knowledge. Only been doing this for a few months.

My understanding of

touch -t $(date -d "2012-07-24 + $i day" "+%Y%m%d%H%M%S") filename

touch updates the...

Thanks for the replies. I should probably mention, that I'm completely new to this.

neutronscott:

I've tried to add your suggestion to mine, but can't seem to get it to work. It seems to spew...

Thanks for the suggestion Corona688. Can you suggest how I automate this for 1500+ files in multiple directories of their own, as above?

Thanks
Cludgie

I've been given a directory full of subdirectories full of logfiles of the same name:

/logfiles/day1/file1/blockednodes.csv
day1-14
file1-48

The above is the actual directory structure for 14...