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Jeff Schaller ♦
Jeff Schaller ♦
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I was able to resolve this issue myself, i don'tbut I wouldn't call it a straight forward approach. Since Since awk works in linuxLinux, but not nawk, iI created a soft link in linuxLinux host to redirect nawk to awk.
Now i Now I can use nawk in both solarisSolaris and linuxLinux without any issues.

ln -s /bin/awk /bin/nawk

I was able to resolve this issue myself, i don't call it a straight forward approach. Since awk works in linux but not nawk, i created a soft link in linux host to redirect nawk to awk.
Now i can use nawk in both solaris and linux without any issues.

ln -s /bin/awk /bin/nawk

I was able to resolve this issue myself, but I wouldn't call it a straight forward approach. Since awk works in Linux, but not nawk, I created a soft link in Linux host to redirect nawk to awk. Now I can use nawk in both Solaris and Linux without any issues.

ln -s /bin/awk /bin/nawk
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I was able to resolve this issue myself, i don't call it a straight forward approach. Since awk works in linux but not nawk, i created a soft link in linux host to redirect nawk to awk.
Now i can use nawk in both solaris and linux without any issues.

ln -s /bin/awk /bin/nawk