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Title:	Shell Scripting
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Users activity:	21 posts per thread
Forum activity:	12 active threads during last week

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RE: a script that tracks the number of times an xls file was downloaded in a day

Started 2 weeks ago (2009-11-24 00:21:05) by naziatarannum

Hi donald, Thanks a lot for the reply. Am not clear with the code mentioned by you. How do I search this & where. Please advise..

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RE: If a file is accessed, then event should increment the count variable.

Started 2 weeks ago (2009-11-24 07:20:52) by naziatarannum

Yes, I initially decided on the same- tracking the access log of the server, but that cant be done, because its not a server but a storage device from which files are downloaded, but there is no access log.

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RE: Removing Lines That Contain Spaces In A File

Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-11-27 19:05:13) by sknake

UUoC grep -v " " file

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RE: How to find a string in a textfile and remove it

Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-11-27 00:00:00) by issue9

Please try Help with Code Tags Shell Scripting Syntax ( Toggle Plain Text ) cat YOURFILE | sed 's/YOURSEARCH//g' > YOURFILE.tmp mv YOURFILE.tmp YOURFILE cat YOURFILE | sed 's/YOURSEARCH//g' > YOURFILE.tmp mv YOURFILE.tmp YOURFILE Just replace "YOURFILE" with the name of the file to search in and "YOURSEARCH" with the string you want to...

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RE: how to Ignore spaces in a string of a line of file on which grep is used?

Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-11-27 00:00:00) by itech7

One more method I found is to use sed to trim infinite white spaces. The code I posted previosuly works only for single space. Here's the code for infinite spaces - Help with Code Tags bash Syntax ( Toggle Plain Text ) sed -r 's/[ ]+//gi' a.txt | grep $STR sed -r 's/[ ]+//gi' a.txt | grep $STR

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RE: shell scripting problem syntax error near unexpected token

Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2009-11-27 00:00:00) by Chowley

Ah thank you, that elif before mkdir. I cant believe i didnt that, also didnt spot it. Too early in the morning! Thanks very much

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