Kapil Sethi wrote:
TOPROCESS=`ls -1 sops* | sort | head -n 1`
Now the problem is that if the is no sops* file in the directory the
shell script exits with the error.
It shouldn't. ls will put out an error string to standard error stream
(which, by default, would be your console, so you'd see the
Think the previous mail did not come properly.
> How do I extract only the useful data, and leave out the top 4 and
> botton 3 rows from the text file.
Try this:
tail +5 textFile | tac | tail +4 | tac
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Hi All,
Here is a small piece of code. I wish to process the first file in a
directory.
TOPROCESS=`ls -1 sops* | sort | head -n 1`
Now the problem is that if the is no sops* file in the directory the
shell script exits with the error.
How to handle this so that, TOPROCESS variable just remains
Please do it. thank you
Yogesh Panwar
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yogesh panwar wrote:
Mayank:
The following was one of the topic inside Nokia's own technology group -- Nokia
Linox
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HW Mobile devices: Is the PC-Suite available for Linux?
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No it's not!!
This is one of th
Mayank:
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No it's not!!
This is one of th
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On Tue, 2004-11-16 at 00:33, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Friends,
> I have just installed Linux 9.0. But i do not know how to change scrren
> resolution I have checked on google and found a few answers like using
> redhat-config-xfree86 . But changing the resolution there does not help. It
> r
dear all,
wish to purchase a firewire card for my pc. which one works under
gnulinux, according to your experience? any thing to watch out for,
any indicative pricepoints?
wish to use it for miniDV transfers. anyone has had any experience
regarding this, under gnulinux, please?
TIA
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What constitute as a *qualified* Linux System administrator ?
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You might wanna have a look at these:
http://gagravarr.org/series-60/ : Besides other things, this will let
you establish a full TCP/IP connection b/w your computer n your
6600(any Symbian based phone infact), which will let your 6600 act as
a full fledged network node!
http://www.symbiandiaries.
Hi Friends,
I have just installed Linux 9.0. But i do not know how to change scrren
resolution I have checked on google and found a few answers like using
redhat-config-xfree86 . But changing the resolution there does not help. It
restores to its original value once i logout and login. Also I tr
On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 23:48, Raj Shekhar wrote:
> makuchaku wrote:
>
> > Anyways, I'm very soon getting a Nokia 6600. Is the PC Suite available
> > for Linux? I dont want to install a Windows system for it. Can i use
> > other OSS tools for the same?
>
> The Gnokii FAQ page says 6110 is supported
makuchaku wrote:
Anyways, I'm very soon getting a Nokia 6600. Is the PC Suite available
for Linux? I dont want to install a Windows system for it. Can i use
other OSS tools for the same?
The Gnokii FAQ page says 6110 is supported
http://www.gnokii.org/faq.shtml#models . Does it need a data cable o
yogesh panwar wrote:
I HAVE ALREADY UNSUBSCRIBED FROM LUG , BUT I AM STILL GETTING THE
MAILS.
COULD ANYONE STOP THESE MAILS COMING TO MY MAILBOX?
Yeah, I think I could stop these. I will need, at the very least, access to
your incoming mailbox. I could then follow instructions at the bottom of
Nikhil> hi, how are you . i have started using linux for just
Nikhil> a month and took up the adventure of configuring nagios. i
Nikhil> have been to your seminar at jamia hamdard university. i
Nikhil> am in fourth year computer science i started
Nikhil> configuring nagios
> I have small problem. Using Oracle spool files, I am able to transfer
> output of sql queries on to text files.
>
> My problem starts when I need to merge and sort these files
>
> Reason:
> Oracle outputs a blank row (all spaces) then a r
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From: "Ankit Jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 1:35 PM
Subject: Re: [ilugd] Download speed...
> I agree with sandip. Maybe, this will clear a bit of confusion -
> Packet shapers(atleast ip
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From: "Sandip Bhattacharya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, November 15, 2004 1:54 AM
Subject: Re: [ilugd] Download speed...
> Ujjwal Dasgupta wrote:
> > times, but the download manager/application reports in
On Mon, 2004-11-15 at 13:35 +0530, Ankit Jain wrote:
> The bucket fills up with tokens at a specific rate. The packets get
> transmitted only if there are token(s) in the bucket else they get
> queued up. So, when you haven't transmitted anything for a few mins,
> the bucket gets filled up, and you
Hi guys,
... thanks for helping me out with the "download speeds".
Anyways, I'm very soon getting a Nokia 6600. Is the PC Suite available
for Linux? I dont want to install a Windows system for it. Can i use
other OSS tools for the same?
Will its reminders/contacts/calenders be available with Evo
I agree with sandip. Maybe, this will clear a bit of confusion -
Packet shapers(atleast iproute2 and squid delay pools) use the concept
of buckets and tokens(iproute2) . Basically, you are allocated a fixed
bandwidth, but the connection can also be configured to allow a higher
"burst" speed.
The b
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