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I tried the exact code you gave (20170512) but it did not find file1.dat.

But if I create the files like below (20170508) then it is able to find file1.dat
touch -t 201705080000...

I am not sure of the filesystem type but we are using AIX OS.

I see the below dates available for a file. Is there a way we can use Find command to check by the date of last modification of i-node...

Hi Don, Thanks for the reply.
The solution you provided is working perfectly for this scenario.

We also have a requirement where the files are placed in our directory on a daily basis.
In this...

Hello,
I am a noob and need some help.
I am trying to find files created between a date range.

For Example:
These are files in directory.

-rw-r--r-- 1 user staff 6 May 8...

Thanks for you reply.

Actually to make my question more clear.
The client server might have n no. of such files starting with name 'hellofile'. For example hellofile.101, hellofile.102,...

I am using the below curl command to download a single file from client server and it is working as expected

curl --ftp-ssl -k -u ${USER}:${PASSWD} ftp://${HOST}:${PORT}/path/to/${FILE} --output...

I have files with naming as below,
testS123,
testS223,
testB1,
testC1,
testD1

I need to write a if condition to print 'Hello' when the file prefix is not testS* else 'Good bye'.

if [ $file...

Does FTPS has its own command or can we use SFTP instead.
I looked it in the man page but didn't find anything (not found or installed).

I have a requirement for which I had to connect to a server using FTPS. I have been provided with these,

connection method: FTPS
Server Name
Port for explicit and implicit
Login user

I would...

This Worked. Thank you Don.

you are right. But is there a way we can only replace only first occurrence of the string in a file for line starting with 03.

Thanks a lot. That was really helpful.
But even though I changed it to below, it is replacing mutiple occurrence's. Am I missing something.
sub(ERE,rep,$2)[/QUOTE]

Its working when I hard code the values but when I use the variables like this the its not replacing..

awk -F, '$1=="03"{gsub(/$l_test/,$l_replace,$2)}1' OFS="," file.txt > temp.txt

My txt file has data something like this,


01,0000000,xxxxxxx/
02,xxxxxxxx,yyyyyy/
03,test1,41203016,,/
01,0000000,xxxxxxx/ ...

Thanks for your reply.

I tried this..
awk -F"," -v X="03" -v N=6 '($1 == X) && ((++L)>=(N+0)) { $2="replace2"; print $2 ; exit }' myfile.txt > temp.txt

but this is replacing whole content of...

Thanks a lot for the command and a beautiful explanation.

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I have an additional...

I have file in which the data looks like this,

01,0000000,xxxxxxx/
02,xxxxxxxx,yyyyyy/
03,test1,41203016,,/
01,0000000,xxxxxxx/...