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Those are my concerns are .... I googled a lot to find out such a utility or script or program which would do this for me.....

Actually I can collect the bunch of file and send it to sftp server...

Hey Porter,

Actually I copied a incorrect thing I am sftping the files to end system. so it is MPUT so I have control with me for the files.

What I am thinking is whenever files are ready to be...

Thanks Porter,

My real requirement is to use sftp as both parties have agreed to use both we are doing EDI transactions. Is there any thing which I can add to the script to make it continous....
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Hello Every one,

I have a situation where I want to sftp the files to third part server and I came up with below script where in I am using "expect" utility for sftping the files.
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You can use them seperatly also ,

however better would be to combine them.

find /dir -ctime +3 -exec rm -rf {}\;

Cheers,

it can be related to time issue only...!!!

if ur files are created more than three days only and not modified then it is not going to work correctly....

Mate ideally use should use ctime and...

you dont have correct permissions to open the file and grep thru it.

What is getent???

can you explain the same.

cheers

space space * means atleast one space....

dose that clear you doub??

cheers

Gents,

Missed one space in the 1st one which is not forgiveable even if it is typo..

In regular expression evry chatacter counts.

basically + is one or more characters to match is not...

ls -a ./*log | sed -n 's/\(.*\)log/mv \1log \1log123/p' | xargs -I {} ksh -c {}


instead of log use ur matching characters,

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nilesh

ls -la | sed -n 's/ */|/gp'

or

ls -la | sed -n 's/ [ \t]*/|/gp'

Cheers
rex

finger wont help as when I gave bogus username it still gave and o/p for $? as 0

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sed -n "/$variable/,$ p" inputfile > outputfile

please note the double quotes for variable substitution.

a2p is gr8t..!!!!!!!!!

good to go through the forum get to know more things

cheers

try this....

eecho "hostname port sid^J-------- ---- ---^Jsun056 1527 PSP1^Jsun111 1529 PRP1^Jsun107 1580 PRD1^J" | sed 1,2d | \
awk '{ print $3 "-" $1 ".WORLD =(DESCRIPTION =(ADDRESS_LIST...

check the .history file in your home directory.you will find the answer

awk -F: '{ print $2 "," }' inputdata.txt | sed -e 'N;s/\n/ /' | sed 's/,$//' | sed 's/^,//'

this one gives what you want but not good to have so many piped o/p's

$ awk -F: '{ print $2 }' inputdata.txt | sed 'N;s/\n/ /'
10/01/06 10/02/06



10/03/06 10/04/06



10/01/06 10/02/06

can you specify what exactly shld go in o/p file as ur question is not very clear

Hello Guys,

I was just wondering what would be use of changing RS and FS and printing the out put.

I am new to unix and going thur all the posts to learn more .

If some one can give example...

ls is more quicker that find.

You can check the difference by compairing the results by using time command

cheers

I getting the error as

xterm: Can't execvp ls -ltr

any one has ideas abt this??

Thnx Mate.

Tht was kool thanks.

When I went thru the options of ksh did not quite get what -c means as it says " -c file True if file exists and is a character
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