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Hopefully this is an easy Q. When we delete a Unix user, I'd like to also automatically delete their line in the HylaFAX 'hosts' file. I can do this either with 'grep' or 'sed' but since both of these commands would need to use a temporary file, would there be a problem with HylaFAX with due to the INODE change if I *mv'd* the temporary file back to the original file (and avoid needing to remove the 'tmp' file too)??? I could merely copy the 'tmp' file back over the original file so the INODE did not change but actually wondered about any INODE change (in general) with HylaFAX files. Something like: # Remove HylaFAX hosts file entry sed '/^$userid:/d' "$faxfilespath/hosts" > "$faxfilespath/hosts.tmp" mv -f "$faxfilespath/hosts.tmp" "$faxfilespath/hosts" OR cp -fp "$faxfilespath/hosts.tmp" "$faxfilespath/hosts" rm -f "$faxfilespath/hosts.tmp" Thanks! ken Kenneth Abrahamsen 425-806-3369 - Voice 425-486-7868 - FAX kabrahamsen@wrightgroup.com ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To unsub: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null