[X-Unix] Postfix howto

[Kuestner, Bjoern]

Victor, 

> From stdin, to stdout, probably.

> awk to the rescue. Fill in the dots, and
> awk 'v10 {print v10} {v10=v9} {v9=v8} ..... {v2=v1} {v1=$0}'
> can actually be used between stdin and stdout.

I tried the following on Solaris 8

cat test.txt | awk 'v10 {print v10} {v10=v9} {v9=v8} {v8=v7} {v7=v6} {v6=v5}
{v5=v4} {v4=v3} {v3=v2}{v2=v1} {v1=$0}' > test.out

And was returned the following:

awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: bailing out near line 1

Any clue?

(I am currently deciding where to set my priorities: Learn more about
Postfix, awk, maildrop or mailproc to catch up on everybody's suggestions.
(c: )

Thanks,

Bjorn



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