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Hi,

See this (https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?t=13527)

Also search the forum for Crontab help, you will get lot of things

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Shoeb

Hi,

Have tried to locate files need to be downloaded, unfortunately it is all in German ( I beleive ), can you please tell me what exactly I need to download to get the ISO Image of Linux.

Best...

Hi,

See This Thread (https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?t=21390&highlight=untar).

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Shoeb

Thank you Sumit,

It works.

I am really happy that I am getting a chance to learn from you Gurus.

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Shoeb

Thank you very much Gaurav,

It's working fine now.

I really appreciate the way you have taken up my problem.

Thanks once again.

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Shoeb

I am sorry Gaurav, but I really thought that both are same. I hope you will forgive me for my lack of knowledge.

Can you please correct me how can I pass command line parameter.

Thanks & Best...

This is the output if I assign the value to the variable in the script.

# ./n5
val=162002/02/06226275
+ echo 162002/02/06226275
+ cut -c 1-4
tmp1=1620
+ echo 162002/02/06226275
+ cut -c 5-12...

a)Have tried this by assigning (hard coding) the value to a variable and it working fine.

b) If I write a value to variable by looping, it prints nothing on the screen. However, it takes some time...

Thanks Gaurav for your suggestions,

Unfortunately I have just shutdown my Server, will try it tommorrow morning and revert back.

Thanks by the way for all your efforts.

Best Regards,

Shoeb

Thanks Gaurav for your prompt reply,

I am sorry but I am not getting anything written in a tmpfile.



My parameter is looks like below:

192028/02/06226735

Please advise.

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Yes Gaurav,

It is just assigning the value to 1st variable only.

Rest are ignored.

My code is as below, Forgive me if I am making a silly mistake as I am very new to UNIX scripting and just...

Hi,

Can anyone tell me if I can apply multiple cut on a single variable like below in a sh script:

tmp=`cut -c 1-4 $val`
tmp1=`cut -c 5-12 $val`
tmp2=`cut -c 13-18 $val`

If not, what is...

Thank for your quick replies,

I am sorry Perderabo for my ignorance about the def of STIME, but STIME which is 17:58 is not my startup time, I booted my system at 8:58 in the morning and it is...

Thanks Perderabo and thestevew,

I am sorry but I am not able to get the startup time with the commands you have suggested Perderabo, My O/p of the commands are somewhat cryptic to me.

ps -fp 1...

Hi all,

Can anyone tell me how to find the System Startup time.

Currently I am using "who -b" to get last reboot time.

I wanted to know is there any log file for SCO Openserver 5, in which...

Thanks Gaurav for your adv.

Will post back if fails to use the command.

Best Regards,

Respected Sirs,

I have a text file which is unfortunately unformatted. I have something like

191728/02/06226278
191828/02/06226279
191928/02/06226280
192028/02/06226281
192128/02/06226282
...

Hi,

was using some unnecessary quotes which were causing a problem.

Have fixed it.

Thanks for your adv, have noted it down and will post query along with script to let people understand it...

Hi all,

I am really sorry to ask this sort of silly questions, being really a novice user of UNIX, I think I deserve a privilege to ask such questions.

I am trying to use expr command in shell...

Done

Thanks for your help.

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Thanks for your reply,

I have checked for alias if any, but there is not.

I have tried the grep command which you have given, which after execution gives me '>' as a prompt.

I have even...

Hi,

New to the UNIX Environment and I think made some mistake, because my cd command is not returning me back to the home directory.

It gives an error

: does not exist

Can anyone help me...