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Hey guys, i am about to throw it all in because i just cannot get this to work :S. All i wanted to do is search through a file and find a string and replace with an argument from the command line. So basically i have a file which has …

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Hi, Maybe I should just make a break and go through this again by myself, but there is no more coffee, so there is no break for me ;) I want to check for a given dir, exit with a message if it exists, or create the given dir otherwise. …

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I need to write a script that will be able to go down the MIB tree of a device and output the values to either the screen or a .txt file. Any ideas what that would look like, or where I can search for a script to use as a …

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ticket_name ticket_example.txt ticket_example.txt ticket_example.txt ticket_example.txt this is the file which i have to read i create this my using mysql connectivity i have to ignore first line and have to process rest of file this is just the sample file i got two problem i could not able to read …

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I have two files containing users, but the lists differ. My goal is to take all the users in file1 and remove them from file2. What would be a simple method for completing this? -moktod

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Hi there, I'm new to this forum and to bash scripting. I am required to write a bash shell script that processes statistical information for a website. Each web page has a "hits" file associated with it, eg. index.hits. Each line of a hits file records a single access of …

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when i read linux boot scripts, i often meet this expression: ${1:-}. i can't understand it. what's more, i don't understand this condition: [ -z "${1:-}" ] too. anyone can help me ? thanks!!!

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Hello i`m trying to make a script that shows me online users using the arping command. I want to enable to stop it using Ctrl +C and print me a message : Continue Y/N. And one more thing in the end to print me : We have $wc -l users …

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Hello, I am a software developer on a rather large project and I use vim as my primary file editor. The project is spread out over many paths. What I want to do is to create a large tag file for the entiere project. I used the find command to …

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Hello, I am getting a syntax error with a shell script of mine that is eluding me...I am pretty new to this so if someone could help me out I'd appreciate it. Here is the part of the script that is throwing the error: [code] #!/bin/ksh # Kismet/PCX Loader # …

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so i have been trying to learn how to manipulate text on my own and have gotten stumped... let's say i have a text file that says (highly simplified): people ordinary How would swap the order of the words.. I know i need to use sed and some kind of …

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