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Makaveli.2003, try this... Basically the same stuff you've been doing... with a small change in syntax.

echo abcdef |sed 's/cd/GREAT/g' <--Should Display--> abGREATef


echo abcdef |sed...

Makaveli.2003, that code works great for me.... Must be something wrong with your sed installation. Is it possible for you to re-install?

echo abcdef |sed -e "s/c/X/" <--should yield--> abXdef...

I'm sure there's an easier or MUCH cleaner way... but this will give you numeric permissions on a filename:

NUMPERM=`ls -l $name |awk '{print $1}' |sed 's/-rwx/7/g; s/rwx/7/g; s/rw-/6/g;...

thanks for the redirect :->

awk -F"," '{print $1 $2}'

This should do it for you!

that appears to be a comma separator. Just replace the "," with "." if not.