On 12/11/09 12:44, Steven Stern wrote:
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On 11/12/2009 11:19 AM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
I have a simple bash script that lists my internet usage in gigs,
the first three lines are data downloaded, the second three data
uploaded, 17.0 g and 5.0 g respectively are the upper limit for 30
days..
cat /home/bobg/usg.txt>> /home/bobg/usg1.sav
Listing that -
cat /home/bobg/usg1.sav
produces a long list which I haven't been able to do much with due
to my limited knowledge.
30 %
5.2
17.0
9 %
0.4
5.0
30 %
5.0
17.0
9 %
0.4
5.0
I would like to have a "date" command inserted to separate each
group of six lines. Can some one tell me how to do that or point me
in the right direction.
This is an updated F-11 computer.
Bob
date>> /home/bobg/usg1.save& cat /home/bobg/usg.txt>>
/home/bobg/usg1.sav
If you want it in a different format, man date and look at the format
options.
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Steve
Thanks Steve and Chris. I wont tell you how much time I've spent
messing with that problem, simple for you perhaps, but not for me.
I do however learn a little each time and keep notes and can
expand on what I learn.
Bob
PS: Can't send right now, rain blocking k-band path to satellite.
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