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You could intercept the command and insert your own script perhaps. If you have a new directory called /usr/sbin/secure and move the real executables in there, your script to replace them could be...

More specifically, to allow us to help you to create regular expression syntax and a script:

file2 variable will expand to multiple values (file names from directory specified)

It cannot be used in if [ -f $file2 ] .. , the error will be to many arguments (it expects one not a list of...

man passwd:

With cron jobs the best practice is to write everything as absolute path.

watch the missing `/' in #!/bin/bash

Try with #!/bin/bash instead.

You may need to give the full path to the mail command to.




Robin

Aia and rbatte1 are right there is missing / near shebang :b:

There's a few ways to do what you're trying to. You might want to read through the System Admin Guide: Security. It's long, but worth it.

System Administration Guide: Security Services...

Solaris doesn't do much, but sendmail comes standard, if you are using sendmail then:
/etc/mail/aliases (as you found)
$HOME/.forward
$HOME/.procmailrc
/etc/.procmailrc
find / -type f -name...

Try doing this:
svccfg export svc:/application/database/postgresql > postgres.xml
Edit postgres.xml and add another <instance></instance> stanza after last </instance> tag, containing parameters...

Yes, see this page:

Man Page for su (OpenSolaris Section 1m) - The UNIX and Linux Forums (https://www.unix.com/man-page/OpenSolaris/1m/su/)

su - become superuser or another user

Note that unix commands are in lower carriage. The su - root command starts a new Shell and executes root's profile . Without the - it doesn't. This is described at length in man su.