the link for the 1900s firmware is not working.
ftp.lanck.ru/pub/cisco/cat1900.537.bin
anybody has a link where to dload this image ?
thanks in advance
Hi,
Anybody still has a firmware for my old 1900 switch I am trying to revive.. ( the image is cat1900.537.bin or lower )
I mistakenly deleted the switch image upon upgrading it to this image "cat1900A.9.00.00.bin". The upgrade failed and old image gone..
thanks
Hi,
how can I do this in a command line Perl statement ... print in reverse order sets of characters A - Z and a - z . with this sample output ..
Z
Y
X
.....
c
b
a
thanks
Hi ,
I have a file that contains below. How can I extract the 1st line , 2nd line and put it in
variables .... also the remaining lines after the 2 spaces should be put to a variable.
1st line is not always "powered by" !!! .. 2nd line always have "http" ....
this...
Hi
i am doing a script that gets input from a pipe (ie. from find) and it should be running like this .
$ find . -type f | script
>>START TRUE OUTPUT HERE<<<
file1 processed
find: ./etc/news/teset: Permission denied
file2 processed
file3 processed
file4 processed
find: ./etc/news/file5...
I am using bash here..
read works in " while read var ; "
but under it's loop I want to interact with the user ie. I need an input that wil come from the keyboard ...
someone tells me to use /dev/tty , but I don't know how it works ...
any help ?
thnks
Hi,
I have a shell script that takes strings from stdin as parameters. i.e. it runs like this:
find . | mycscript
But in it I want to be able to interact with the user. "read" can't work now. How should I do to get user's feed back form the keyboard?
find . *.bak | d_script.sh
in my script d_script.sh , i want to manipulate each line of output of find ... how will I capture each to a variable ? any ideas to do this ?
I know that in "d_script.sh FILE"
FILE is $1, what about in pipes.
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