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no real tutorials that i know of. you can always hit sun.com and look in the
admin resources for script examples. or pick up unix in a nutshell from borders or
amazon.
or you can just search google for shell or scripts and figure it out from the learn by
butcher method. there are other how-to and shell specific books for each type
out there to help get you going.
steal,
butcher,
script kiddie,
enjoy
admin resources for script examples. or pick up unix in a nutshell from borders or
amazon.
or you can just search google for shell or scripts and figure it out from the learn by
butcher method. there are other how-to and shell specific books for each type
out there to help get you going.
steal,
butcher,
script kiddie,
enjoy
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Originally Posted by ojgibba
Can anyone tell me where to find shell script tutorial
There are so many different languages and possibilities, "shell scripting" becomes a pretty vague term. Let us know what you're wanting to accomplish, and we might be able to recommend something for you.
Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
Ok guys, what if I want to do feed the script with a text file in order to find key words and compare between lines, either on windows or linux?
Thanx,
Rashed
Thanx,
Rashed
on *IX:
man awk
man awk
vlad
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Originally Posted by Rashed
Ok guys, what if I want to do feed the script with a text file in order to find key words and compare between lines, either on windows or linux?
Thanx,
Rashed
Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
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You can feed a text file to a shell script in various ways - typical syntax is:
cat somefile.txt | somescript.sh
or
somescript.sh < somefile.txt
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cat somefile.txt | somescript.sh -
or
somescript.sh -f somefile.txt
It depends on how the script was written - not everything is 100% consistent.
cat somefile.txt | somescript.sh
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somescript.sh < somefile.txt
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cat somefile.txt | somescript.sh -
or
somescript.sh -f somefile.txt
It depends on how the script was written - not everything is 100% consistent.
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