Summary: Hi All, Some Unix platforms, such as Solaris 9, have a libspi.so in /usr/lib that conflicts with the libspi.so in $APPDIR/lib of an application that I...
Summary: You can't have two files with the same name. The OS won't allow that. Apparently there are hidden characters in one of the file names. That also hap...
Summary: Thanks a lot Jim! This works. Now that I got my key and matches, Instead of printing them, I want to redirect to files in different dir with the same...
Summary: Well, on the HP-UX machine, have it create a new file whose contents are only the CRC (or MD5 SUM) or the file it's named after. Transfer both files,...
Summary: Hi Dlonra, Thanks for the input. There is still a problem if another file with the same name as the first is writeen to the directory. Even though the...
Summary: Michelle, Are there any strange characters in the filename? Do you get the same message if trying to save it as a different name? Is there a file th...
Summary: Can you please post a sample of the data. Does the abcd.sed script really only contain --------------------- (ECONF2) run ECONF2 ---------------------...
Summary: Sounds like someone wrote a program with the same name as a standard shell command, which has to be asking for trouble. Good to hear that worked anywa...
Summary: Hi, Can anyone tell me how to write a Unix ksh script to open a file (path provided) and assign a value to a variable in the file and then save the fi...
Summary: I would put A, B... in directory1 and A', B'... in directory2 but with the same names used in directory1 (A, B...), then run "diff -u directory1 direc...
Summary: Hi, Just wondering if anyone has any ideas on cloning an IBM, I'm new to Unix and have never had to do this before. I need to clone an rs6k running ...
Summary: 1. how to write script to change shell from $me to another and return back exp am i is root su - bin return root ?? 2. I have alot of file with the...
Summary: Actually, looks pretty good. Here is what I found: a) Your code for optionally creating the junk directory needs to be at start of script since the i...
Summary: 1. Will the script be looking for any file that comes into XYZ directory, or just one specific filename? 2. When moving the file to the current direct...
Summary: unix won't let you have two files with the same name in the same directory. You'd have to rename it if it already existed. It seems like your program ...
Summary: Need a ksh script that goes to a particular directory and finds a file generated the previous day. The directory contains files with the same name exc...
Summary: This script is a part off more larger script that those files checked, edit and transfer them to the database. Let say I have a folder /myfolder/unmfi...
Summary: Jim, Below are the problems: 1. Each time $RotateName is being appended. It should be kept in a variable and should be first checked with the first co...
Summary: the error messages that i am recieving our, frank.sh: syntax error at line 13: `else' unexpected (frank.sh being the script name) then it goes to line...
Summary: Matt, Because you have the same name as one of my friend, please try the followings (this works fine whith Solaris UNIX). You have a HP LaserJet...
Summary: Hi: There's always more than one way of doing something. Solaris has a cksum command which returns a 32-bit CRC of a file. You can almost guarantee ...
Summary: How can I configure XP home to automatically log into a samba server when the user logs onto there machine with the same user name and password that s...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to create a recycle bin similar to windows. I have created a script called del where the first parameter would be the file name to del...
Summary: I am a Windows user trying to learn how to use Unix, so forgive me if I need short-bus type answers. Can someone help me with this issue? I need to u...
Summary: I am creating a script in which I have to note down the size of the files which are in different directory. Suppose:- In log dir : A1.txt A2.txt A3.tx...
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