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Yes the second one did work. Thanks for all the help

Yes I tried it and it did not find the file.

I tried and it found no file. I confirmed the file is there. Would it make a difference if my system is running GMT?

Thanks for the help but I am wondering if my log files are generated in this format server.log.2005-09-06 will this work? Will the date be formatted correct?

I need help with a linux script to find, zip and ftp to a windows based cluster on a particular drive. I want to find "yesterdays" file ending in 2005-09-05 to find the file I have tried find /home/path/to/file/server.log.'date --date='yesterday' '+%Y%-%m-%d' (this doesn't seem to find the...

Thanks for the help. The output file is just what I need.

I have a problem with sort and uniq commands I have a large file with the following format 06-02-2005 00:01:16|INFO |06-02-2005|00:02:06|481780134|0x49|N|010101010101010101010101010 I need to sort and remove duplicate lines based on the second date and time stamp (after INFO), the series of...

I have RedHat 7.0 and have set up a uugetty process that is working fine. It is listening for incoming calls and anwsering the call. I can connect form Windows 2000 through hyperTerminal and from DUN (only if I check the "show terminal box" on the security tab of properties). I need...

For some reason I am not able to start the uugetty to listen for incoming modem calls. I used the HOW-TO to set up the uugetty and made the correct changes to the initab and restarted initab. I have also rebooted and still do not see the process running. Is there anyone who has experienced the...