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Name - Curt Nickname - Grit Height - 5'6 Weight - 170 Hair - brown Eyes - brown Location - Bakersfield, CA Age - 33 Hobbies - Civil war reenactment, dirt bike, fishing Relationship Status - Married Occupation: Network admin Fav Music - punk, reggae, rock, classical Education - Some …
do you need just the time/date? added to it? If so use awk "BEGIN{now=strftime("%T/%m/%d/%y"); print now}' then either append it w/ the vmstat to a file.
I have a script that I'm working on to pad files with spaces. The spaces need will vary. This is what I have so far but it isn't working. Any suggestions? #!/bin/bash echo -n "Enter filename " read filename echo -n "Enter start size " read start echo -n "Enter …
there are several different kinds of regex, is this for a passwd script?
I don't think I follow your problem, what exactly are you trying to do with sed? You said it works form the command line but not in the script?
for starters, just do: echo -n "Please enter the name you are looking for" read name #this stores the name as the variable $name then try grep -i "$name phonebook #this will display the name from the phonebook that should at least get you going. Ending it shouldn't be a …
My last thread was posted in the correct forum. Please disregard :cry:
I have a script that I'm working on to pad files with spaces. The spaces need will vary. This is what I have so far but it isn't working. Any suggestions? #!/bin/bash echo -n "Enter filename " read filename echo -n "Enter start size " read start echo -n "Enter …
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