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I have a script that allows the user to input the following: EQUALS CLEAR PLUS MINUS OVER TIMES But I run the script then type PLUS 42, it actually makes the value 43. Please help #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my $value; print "\n> "; while ( <> ) { chomp; if (...

Currently I'm using the script below only with TELNET instead of SSH and it works great. Trying to do the same type of thing with SSH, and can't seem to get it to login. Please Help and newby out. #!/usr/bin/ksh # echo "Enter switch: \c" # read switch # echo "Enter username: \c" # read...

if [[ awk '{ print $1 =< 100 }' PERCENT_ALERT.txt ]] ; then /usr/lib/sendmail -v -f "ALERT" "email@address.com" < ALERT.txt else echo "File is Empty" #echo "File is Empty" | mailx -s "FILE_EMPTY" herb.glaser@uscellular.com fi;

I'm currently trying to learn PERL, and my instructor tasked me with the following and I'm kind of lost. #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; # Grocery store inventory: my $lines = <<'END_OF_REPORT'; 0.95 300 White Peaches 1.45 120 California Avacados 5.50 10 Durian 0.40 700...

I have a KSH script that is working great on Solaris 10 Sparc, however I FTP this script to a different machine running Solaris 9, and now the #.LIVE.txt output is garbage when viewing from Web Browser. The original file shows fine, so it seems to be an issue with my Tail +15. I'm so confused...

Here is my script. However it doesn't seem to capture any data. I tried the same script without the grep and it still doesn't seem to capture anything. I assume it doesn't like the - and the |. Please help. #!/usr/bin/ksh # echo "Enter switch: \c" # read switch # echo "Enter username: \c" #...

I'm trying to do a diff on two files which works, however some of the strings our out of sync in the output file. Any ideas ? FILE 1 231 0 1 1 9144 11 113434 545 193 231 0 2 2 1377 0 1392 16 6 231 0 7 1 51 0 338 290 142 231 0 7 2 1433 0 1469 32 12 FILE 2 231 0 1 1 9145 11 113435 545 193 231 0...

I have logs being captured to a file. The log format is the same for all of them. In the below example the ALL_SAME,B,C,D, and E are the fields I want to parse, however the fields B,C,D, and E are not always the same. Could someone please point me in the right direction on what would be the...

#!/usr/bin/ksh # echo "Enter market: \c" # read market # echo "Enter username: \c" # read username # echo "Enter password: \c" # read password market=$1 dt=$(date +%m%d%y) username=test password=test for x in 1 do { echo $username sleep 5 echo $password sleep...

I'm fairly new to unix so please bear with me. I have several log files that I need to extract certain lines from and output to another file. I apologize for the crude example: Bob Jim Joe Ralph Steve George I only want to extract Lines 3 through 5 and pipe to a file. Could someone please...

I'm running the following on multiple files in a directory, and. It works fine, however I would like the most recent file be at the top and the oldest at the bottom. Is this possible ? grep "Test" /export/home/test/market1* > /export/home/test_history/market1.HIS.txt...

I have hundreds of files that I need to rename or remove the : from. Any help would be appreciated. Carsandtrucks.LOG_111709_14:41 Want all the files to look like this: Carsandtrucks.LOG_111709_1441 Just need to remove the :

Please Help. I'm trying to write a script on Machine A that logs into Machine B that is rotating log files every half hour. So what I want to do is pull the latest file based on the date. cd /temp file_20091027130000 file_20091027133000 file_20091027140000 file_20091027143000 So at 13:15 I...