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how to use/do rlogin in csh script?
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 09/09/2004 Views: 0
I have a client that logs into a sun computer and needs to run some software on the client end. Once I log into the Sun computer I want to run a script to make it easier to start the software. I...
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 02/02/2005 Views: 0
I have a csh script that is acting very strange.  It seems to be truncating the commands: The script has this line: gunzip -c material_list.070307_0735.tar.gz | tar vxf - > /tmp/material_list.t...
Zones: Linux Dev, Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 03/07/2007 Views: 0
I've to modify a script from ksh to csh. In ksh I've a code written in this way funct1() {     command1     command2     ....     command n } # Script beginning     command 11    ...
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 04/18/2002 Views: 0
Hi,     I have a large file. I would like to change the contents of part of the file (see below). I would like to remove the $$ sign in front of the a few lines. The rest of the word remains the s...
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 12/25/2002 Views: 0
I'm working with a csh script that issues an ftp command, and I came across these lines: How is this ftp command working without an identified host name? It's only using a single dollar sign. ...
Zones: csh / tcsh, FTPDate Answered: 03/17/2008 Views: 16
Hi, I need help to create a small csh script. I have a text file (codes.txt) contains : CODE1217261 CODE9723763 CODE3864383 CODE3874638 I want to read it one line at a time, and pass...
Zones: UnixDate Answered: 11/03/2005 Views: 89
i am writing a C shell script whcih keeps checking if a keyword 'disconnected' appears in a log file or not...if it does, restart a process and send a notification email . I know how to restart and...
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 08/28/2006 Views: 0
I have a script that starts with #!/bin/csh -f  and I'm trying to take a path passed in, do a whole bunch of stuff, move up one level and print that path. Instead of showing the path with the '..' ...
Zones: Linux Dev, Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 10/25/2007 Views: 4
I want to write a small csh script that when runs, it would remote log me into a specified unix terminal and continue with more commands without stopping and without interaction. Here's a small exa...
Zones: Unix Systems ProgrammingDate Answered: 02/12/2000 Views: 4