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strange, what does the proc, language ? are you speaking about speed or trans quantity ? by 2.nd loop, after 1 hour, are there enough trans to process ? don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

sed -e 's/0*[0]$//' awk & perl should be able to do it in very similar way don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

are you posting a home-work ? a excellent book: The AWK Programming Language, Addison-Wesley Copyright 1988 by: Alfred V. Aho, Brian W. Kernigan, Peter J. Weinberger don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

you are confusing a lot of things in the .profile|.kshrc|.login|.cshrc on the remote sys you are evaluating the NOT defined variable $LOGIN according to login-shell this variable is not automatically set rcp and all (bsd)r cmd are nothing else as remote login followed by some exec, so they...

try ksh syntax export ENV=$HOME/.kshrc then you need to source it . $HOME/.kshrc or . WHAT-EVER-YOU-WANT have a look at this dot, man sh ksh don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

you write: if msg5 ..... elsif msg4 .... ...and so on if msg5 is FOUND no other statement is executed Q: does the presence of msg5 EXCLUDE msg4 ? A: NO NO NO rewrite you code (possibily in perl, or better) something like, very abstract: for(max = ?; max >0; --max){ if...

fabien: root ONLY can read this file, because it's absolute, ask for assistence by sys-admin, or install an other sys, transfert the file, become root perms... please, for the future NEVER do a tar/dump of absolute paths you ALWAYS get problems so: tar cfv /filename /xxx IS WRONG...

is this a unix-scripting forum? why don't we write unix-scripts? do-something >outp do-something >>outp 1) open outp for write 2) reopen outp for append ( do-something do-something ) > outp open O N C E output don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

1Q: this files are absolutely tared, so... man chroot 1Q: a good way don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

never heard about [bd]c ? try: echo "2^9999"|bc man bc, dc don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

no laura unix suppose, you know what you are doing. a remove is a remove. welcome in club. don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

in unix, because the antiques unix guy are still using AND UNDERSTANDING the command line, a non printable char like 'space,tab,newline,verticaltab...." are command trailer. modern DOSguys, buttons athletes, are not confronted with this problem, because the button (offen) knows what's to do...

why rewrite 'tail' ? use it, it's better as any prog you will write. don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

i also don't know: the British Lotto, but look at faq205-5265 don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

hello i am pretty sure, this is an undocumented feature of sol9 hp-code is not really elegant, but it runs no probl with solaris < 9 so ?? i will install sol10 i am happy with my sys, (the good old) sunos4.3.1, sol7 and sol9 btw: check permissions of / , should be 755 NOT 775 don't forget...

what are you doing? EXCLUDES=`sed 's/,/\|\/sbin\/grep -v/g' $CONF` i read: substitute all ',' with: '|/sbin/grep -v' in '$CONF' a) '|' does not need to be masked b) '/sbin/grep' is very new to me c) why not a little simpler ? put your exclude (line by line) in $CONF, g.e.: nodeA nodeB ... nodeX...

danke franz, das hilft sicher weiter. (warum, bin ich nicht auf die idee gekommen?) don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

thedash you are not alone a lot of people do still NOT realize head,sed,awk,grep ..... are able to open files so (try it) ignore this stupid CAT in your script: MAX=`awk 'BEGIN{max=0} {{len=length($4)} if(len > max) max=len} END{print max}' infile` cat infile | head -20 | sed 's! *! !g' |...

OK Maria I am more interested in a working solutions. don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach

do you know 'uname' ? don't forget, RTFMP :) guggach