by wesl » Thu, 07 Nov 2002 09:48:14
In the second process I'm trying to use grep to find number of files
in the /usr4 directory that contain a "period" (.) in their names.
My next question is using grep utility How would you find the total
number of files in the /usr directory
Thanks for any help to those who respond to my questions.
Wesley
by Andreas K?h?r » Thu, 07 Nov 2002 10:02:46
That's an unusually boring homework assignment.Quote:> Hello
> I'm trying to use grep to display file names with .html extension but
> they do not start with letters "d" to "p" in directory /usr4
> In the second process I'm trying to use grep to find number of files
> in the /usr4 directory that contain a "period" (.) in their names.
> My next question is using grep utility How would you find the total
> number of files in the /usr directory
> Thanks for any help to those who respond to my questions.
> Wesley
Read the manual pages for ls and grep ("man ls", "man grep").
Combine them for the first two tasks. The third task is, IMO,
best solved with find and wc (see their manuals).
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by Daniele Di Matti » Wed, 13 Nov 2002 20:45:45
I use bashQuote:> Hello
> I'm trying to use grep to display file names with .html extension but
> they do not start with letters "d" to "p" in directory /usr4
daniele$ ls
a b c da.htm pa.htm zz.htm
aa.htm ba.htm d p z
daniele$ ls [!dp]*.htm
aa.htm ba.htm zz.htm
daniele:prova$ls *.*Quote:> In the second process I'm trying to use grep to find number of files
> in the /usr4 directory that contain a "period" (.) in their names.
daniele$ ls|wc -lQuote:> My next question is using grep utility How would you find the total
> number of files in the /usr directory
Hi
1. grep sTerm * | grep -v grep ???
in .bashrc
alias r='ps ax | grep $1 | grep -v grep'
this works from the command line but doesn't work from the bashrc.
Apparently there's a syntax problem.
...and
. filename
where can I read about this commad that is found in bash and sh
scripts? I searched the bash and one or two other man pgs to no
avail. Thanks gurus.
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