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    Print Filenames where keyword is missing

    It is working, I just removed /usr/xpg4/bin from command. Thanks a lot for your help.
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    Print Filenames where keyword is missing

    I am using AIX 5, and I get this error [COLOR=red]find: 0652-083 Cannot execute /usr/xpg4/bin/grep:: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.[/color red]
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    Print Filenames where keyword is missing

    I have over 100 shell files in a directory and some of them do not have mandatory keyword in code like "Author" in there. How do I find file names where specific keyword is not existing in any of the scripts in folder? Example given below was used to find filenames when Keyword existed. Any...
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    Can Celeron support IIS and .NET?

    I have ready my sites/posts about simiral issues but wanted to have my question addressed to be sure that I am not under the wrong impression. Objective is just to learn MS .NET 2.0 programming using C-sharp and SQL SERVER 2005, I am thinking of buying a computer. I am under the impression...
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    Newbie Q- Blank Screen after booting with Suse 9.3

    Thanks a lot! I can see someting now, screen at one mode seems like 800x600 kind of display, another seems higher but monitor quits at higher. Will try playing with 800x600
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    Newbie Q- Blank Screen after booting with Suse 9.3

    Hello, Just last night, I downloaded suse linux 9.3 pro and installed on computer sharing windows 98se. Installation went smooth. System was restarted and I have got 4 options when I boot - Linux, Windows, Floppy and Linux (failsafe). If I goto linux (not the failsafe option) it shows doing...
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    Find File Owners for *.sh in all sub-direcories

    feherke, I get find: 0652-017 -printf is not a valid option. If I use -print, I get find: 0652-009 There is a missing conjunction
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    Find File Owners for *.sh in all sub-direcories

    How would I find the shell file names and corresponding owner, while files are in many subdirectories? I can see all the files with ls -lR and use Excel to format the output, but I want to do it in UNIX alone, and this is what output should be ./this/is/the/path/filename.sh owner Thanks in...
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    ASP.NET - Thumbnail images from Access Database

    Thanks a lot for your time and help. I will try this one and let you know. Appreciated.
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    ASP.NET - Thumbnail images from Access Database

    Actually database has images in binary and size in not thumbnail. I was wondering if image from DB can be dynamically shown as thumbnail first and when user wants to see, on clicking db can show actual big image.
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    ASP.NET - Thumbnail images from Access Database

    I've seen many articles on WEB explaining how to generate thumbnail images from filesystem and display on web. I have existing MS Access DB that has many images, and I want to display thumbnail images of those ones on webpage, once clicked display the actual size image. Has someone used this...
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    Change Permissions on Files Automatically

    How about turning on a sticky bit on the directory itself?
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    How to put a job on ice?

    You should have interactive access for Autosys to put a job on ice. Select the box thru interactive access and click on the job, and choose PUT ON ICE. Although, this has nothing to do with Unix scripting.
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    Basic ls-l question, show files owned by specific group

    Thanks guys, And how about if its owner instead of group?
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    Basic ls-l question, show files owned by specific group

    How can I select files when I do ls -l for specific group? I want to select only grp1 files (file1.sh and file2.sh) -rwxrwxrwx 1 own1 grp1 98 Oct 10 11:57 file1.sh -rwxrwxrwx 1 own1 grp1 98 Oct 11 11:52 file2.sh -rwxrwxrwx 1 own1 grp2 98 Oct 12 10:45 file3.sh -rwxrwxrwx 1 own1...

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