Jack Challen wrote:
Ben Russo wrote:
<snip>
and it would give you a list of files in the directories that are
listed in /u/apps/utilities/idxpath that contain the date string in
the range given.
any ideas?
ls /u/apps/utilities/idxpath | grep -e $(seq -s ' -e ' 060501 060510)
where the final two numbers represent the start and end dates
respectively. It wouldn't be too hard to script with "expr" so that it
evaluated your relative dates...
jack
True, there are a thousand easy ways to skin that cat.
The real reason I am asking is that it seems wierd that a simple shell
script that calls an AWK script would break after upgrading from
RHEL-2.1 to RHEL-4.
I thought maybe people knew what the problem might be.
And I wasn't so concerned about this simple AWK script as I was
that maybe the *cause* of this problem could break other things on the
server that I am not yet aware of.
-Ben.
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