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subject: awk 1 doesnt work with socat socket cat prototype: socat <socat> <socat> manual page...

As an answer: 1) maybe not. the open dialog from applications, depending what toolkits or something is used they can or cannot open special stuff via the network 2) mounting is possible, for example with lufs ( http://directory.fsf.org/network/tools/lufs.html ) . Mac for productivity ...

Nice piece of excessive multipurpose awk mike :) I'd just add -A to lsls -ARp | awk '/^\.:$/,/^$/ { next } ! /\/$|^\.\/.*:$|^$/' | wc -lOr..shopt -s dotglob find [-L] startdir/*/ -type f | wc -l find . -type f | grep /.\*/ -c ( find . -type f | awk -F/ '$3' | wc -l ) ( find startdir/ -type f |...

Using "$file" doesnt work cause $file would get expanded, as without quotes, \$file or "\$file" would work. . Mac for productivity .. Linux for developement ... Windows for solitaire

Oops!

Or more correctly: grep -v /xxxx$

I haven't ever seen an exclude option, cant think of a reason any/GNU doesnt have a such. grep -v xxxx$ is the way to go . Mac for productivity .. Linux for developement ... Windows for solitaire

Good request, good luck =) I didnt look at snort.org, but they're as hell supposed to provide install and other instructions, yet they are very open minded. ACID will have its own instructions. . Mac for productivity .. Linux for developement ... Windows for solitaire

Some sleep(1) commands as the GNU one support this. Maybe better get one of those.. having perl involked all the time may surprise you with excessive CPU usage. . Mac for productivity .. Linux for developement ... Windows for solitaire

Simplification of your script/one liner: awk -v t1=02:25:00 -v t2=22:25:00 '/PM|AUDT/ { t = substr($0,24,8); if (t !~ /[0-9]+:[0-9]+:[0-9]/) next if (t >= t1 && t <= t2) { u = substr($0,24,13) print u, $0 } }' [ | sort -n | cut -c15- ] . Mac for productivity .. Linux for...

Due to the awk syntax being <optional expression> { processing block } And your expression would be NR > 1. For an introduction into awk, see faq271-5564 / Grymoire / (g)awk manual . Mac for productivity .. Linux for developement ... Windows for solitaire

As a starting point, get xorg and any window manager throught 'yum', detailes i cant give cause i dont run fake enterprise linux stuff. . Mac for productivity .. Linux for developement ... Windows for solitaire

gsub() is the same as sub(), replacing all matchings, where sub() would just replace the first. man nawk, for online stuff see http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Awk.html and http://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual . Mac for productivity .. Linux for developement ... Windows for solitaire

Hiya mico =) A last comment about my char encoder ( char_enc.tgz ) It works with gawk / the original awk, probably nawk, not with mawk. [file=map_file] [awk=awk] [do_enc=1] enc.sh [files] $ awk=gawk sh enc.sh plz encrypt this & kthx ¸³Ü­% éWW[tÀªW[ thanks W[ ­À $ awk=gawk do_dec=1 sh...

Mico, probably running it with nawk or something newer than your plain 'awk' will fix that. My char encoder could be modded to word instead char mapping by small changes, to work like PH showed.