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nice, I didn't know that worked on a regular expression.

if you are using gawk, you can set IGNORECASE=1 first. Other than that I would say do a google search, there are some ways to do it, but it's not as easy as passing -i to grep.

try changing -eq to ==

I think you need a number of -eq, not text.

the script/program doesn't have access to the name of the file you are redirecting its output to. I suppose you can pass the file as a parameter to the script and then redirect all output to the...

maybe what you want is something more like:


#!/bin/sh

# Get the files
FILES=`ls -1`

for FILE in $FILES
do
# Get the position of the .
INDEX=`expr index "$FILE" .`

# need...

well, that probably made a lot of things unable to execute. For now I'd say to do a chmod -R 777 /, then restart and implement better security. If the linux box is on the internet, I'd suggest just...

Ok thanks, I tested the system on AIX and on redhat, both using bourne shell.

-- Rocky

Maybe there's a better way, but this should work:

awk '{print $2}' testfile | grep "^/aa/bb" | grep "_\$data.log$"

If testfile is your file with that data.

Hi everyone, I created a nice little shell scripting tutorial. I don't know if I'm allowed to post it here or not, but if so, here's the link:

http://www.dreamsyssoft.com/shell_prog.jsp

If...