On 2007-05-12, jdh239 wrote:
>
> I saw something similar to this in the archives already, but didn't see a
> real answer. I am modifying my 'whois' command to just grep for the
> expiration date of my domains:
>
> ie jwhois
>
> whois $DOM | grep -i expi | grep -i -e jan -e feb -e mar -e apr -e may
t; Bug-bash@gnu.org
> http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-bash
>
>
Thanks for the info, but my man page as specified above has no such
sections
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jdh239 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would prefer, again, just to execute the command with the domain name
> following Not sure how to do it.
You can define the command as a shell function (see "Shell Function
Definitions" in the man page under "SHELL GRAMMAR"). You can refer to
the first a
it. I have been looking around and saw
things like getopts, but I am only passing in one variable and thought it
should be fairly simple
Thanks in advance.
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