I had an issue like this once. YOu may have to add your environment variable to your ksh script. Also make sure the entire path is specified in crontab
PGPPATH=/usr/local/pgp
PATH=$PATH:usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/java/current/bin:/.pgp
set -o vi
EDITOR=vi
I have several hundered files with the exact same format, and I need to add a line below another line that starts with
SENDID.
My new line will have RESOURCE=10030
I tried playing with i ((insert) and I am not coming up with anything.
Please assist, thanks much
I have several hundered files with the exact same format, and I need to add a line below another line that starts with
SENDID.
My new line will have RESOURCE=10030
I tried playing with i ((insert) and I am not coming up with anything.
Please assist, thanks much
Please help,
I am trying to delete a word in several files, and I am not succeeding:
sed 's!/data!! *.sh
I also tried sed 's/\/data//g'
The changes do printout on the screen but not when I cat or vi the file.
How can I commit these changes, thanks much
How can I sort (arrange) content of a file nmerically while in vi:
245AL1I * "*" /data/ceunix/stage
H046LIB * "*" /data/ceunix/stage
H250Mc1I * "*" /data/ceunix/stage
H241COVO * "*" /data/ceunix/stage
H241ASTO * "*" /data/ceunix/stage
H241GEOI *...
Thanks Mike
Am sending to an internal user on Xchnge 2000
using uuencode and mailx. they receive the files however the format is all bad.
uuencode file_name File_name |mail x -s "test files" mail_Id
I am using uuencode and mailx to send an attached file, however the content of the file after I receive it is all messed up. Is there a way to include the transfer type: ie. binary or something like that. Thanks much
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