[Gambas-user] Linux files question and very of gambas topic

[ron]

On Saturday 13 March 2004 10:02, Laurent Godard wrote:
> Hi ron,
>
> > I need to append several binairy files together but can't find a simple
> > CLI command to do that.
>
> did you try, under shell
>
> cat file1 file2 file3 > targetfile
>
> inside gambas, i would try
> open a target for append as binary (or equivalent)
> loop over source files
> open as read binary
> read
> write target
>
> HTH
>
> laurent

I new it could be simple, You have only to know how.

Well the cat file1 file2 file3 > target did it in the test.
I did not see extra or missing bytes at the point the files where append.

The gambas way is nice but it should run as a cron task and then the cat way 
is more easy.

Ok so I can  write a script ????

copy a working script as example with same functionality
addfiles.sh with permission all set rwxrwxrwx

#! /bin/sh
# in the above line do I need the space or not ?????????
cd /data/ham/amsat/received
myfiles=$(ls *.bin)

for myfile in $myfiles; do
 cat /data/ham/amsat/received/$myfile > /data/ham/amsat/screen/rpack.bin
 #rm /data/ham/amsat/received/$myfile
done 
cd -

The result is
bash: ./append.sh: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Permission denied

 I'm feeling so stupid ;(

Thanks Ron.