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hii please help me this is the script Code: num=$1 sum=0 while [$num -ne 0] do x=`expr $num % 10` sum=`expr $sum + $x` num=`expr $num / 10` done echo "Summation is $sum" it is giving error...
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I am very new to UNIX as well as scripting so please be gentle, haha. I have a Linux client which has a mount point mapped to my /etc folder on a NetApp FAS system. I woudl like to be able to copy the...
View ArticleDeleting row if all column values are a particular string
Hello, I have a very large file for which I would like to remove all rows for which the value of columns 2-5 is zero. For instance I would like this file: contig1, 0, 0, 0, 0 contig2, 1, 3, 5, 0...
View ArticleBash script - $(ls expr) return double file name with one finishing with '.'
Hello. This small part of my script Code: #!/bin/bash SRCDIR=/root/.kde4/share/config for MY_FILE in $(ls $SRCDIR/kate*) ; do   echo "$MY_FILE" done give : Quote:...
View Articleadding file extensions to split output files
Hello, I've searched this forum and others for a solution to my problem but nothing seems just right, I'm hoping I can get some help (seems like this should be easy, and I apologize if I've missed...
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Hi, Can somebody tell me the purpose of using 'pmrun' command in unix box. The command is like below pmrun -h <servername> su - Thank you
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Hello everyone. I'm pretty new to the topic of fork(), pipe() etc. All day I've been trying to make my code execute but it doesn't seem to be working the way I understand it. :wall: Anyway, my task is:...
View ArticleTrouble with Iterators and Hashtables (Java)
Okay so I am currently workng on an assignment where I have basically got to create a word ladder, eg. Click, Clock, Flock, Flick, so its a list of words with only 1 letter difference, and the same...
View ArticleSed print range of lines between line number and pattern
Hi, I have a file as below This is the line one This is the line two <\XMLTAG> This is the line three This is the line four <\XMLTAG> Output of the SED command need to be as below. This is...
View ArticleFilename collision during backup
Hi, I am trying to backup all *.tar files from a legacy Linux to a portable harddrive. find . -name "*.tar" -exec cp {} /media/mypassport/backup \; I found that there are files with the same filenames...
View ArticleUsing paste command every nth number of file
Hi, I want to use paste command in a loop that does it every 6 files. My sample files are like the ones below. Code: 20010101.txt 20010106.txt 20010111.txt 20010116.txt 20010121.txt 20010126.txt...
View ArticleMonitor issues Invalid Format
Hello Folks, Monitor took a crap on me so I bought a new flat screen. Im running Ubuntu 12 recieving an invalid format after the GUI login screen. How do I go about trying to change the resolution. FYI...
View ArticleNeed urgent help with korn shell script
Hi All, Need urgent help with korn shell script, which monitors AIX WPARs Status. Basically WPARs run on a LPAR, So there is a Command "lswpar" which displays WPARs status. This script should be...
View Articleneed a perl script similiar to grep -r 'word' /path/to/dir"
Hi , i am looking for a perl script to grep for a string in all files inside a directory . bash command . grep -r 'word' /path/to/dir Thanks, Nvil
View ArticleZip a directory based on its age
I had allot of help with the below script, and its been a long time since i've done anything with shell scripts so I am having some trouble. I am trying to zip the trace folder after it is copied and...
View Articleperl code to grep a particular coulumn in CSV format
Hi I want to grep a column 6 & column 7 from a CSV Format file & then i have to find the difference between these columns as these both columns contains date & time in 7/7/2012 9:20 this...
View ArticleHow to check the Files in GB ?
Hi, Can anybody give me the command in AIX to check the file sizes in GB instead of MB or KB ? Regards, Aparna.
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