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Hello, I am trying to create a script that will compare one word at a time from one file to every word in a second file. I know how to design nested for loops to read the first entry in file1 and compare it to every entry in file2, so …
sed uses the 's///' command to replace one string with another. You need to choose the string to be replaced and put it in the first space between the first two forward slashes and put the new string between the second two. In this case, knowing regular expressions will help. …
Rubberman, I appreciate this post, as it cemented cron methodology in my own mind, something I had previously not fully understood (having never actually used cron before). That being said, in evaluating the lines you provided, I believe I may see a minor problem. Original post: 0 0,5,10,15,20 * * …
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