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There should be no space after file, and you don't need both $( ... ) and ` ... `.

date=$(date +%Y%m%d)
file=$(find . -name "$date"_*.xml)
mv "$file" renamedfeed_"$date".xml

Try:
sed '/^quartz\.job\.manual\.bonus\.schedule=/s/[0-9]\{1,\}/9/3' infile

You are almost correct. Just you have to do this:

mkdir /data/sftphome/username/etc
cp /usr/share/zoneinfo/America/New_York /data/sftphome/username/etc/localtime


This should work fine.

Well, the timezone information is usually /etc/localtime. Please check if this is a standalone file in the chroot's etc directory (where sftp gets chrooted to) or a symbolic link to the global...

Have you checked if the timezone setting for both the machines are same?

SFTP protocol expects times in UTC, so the server sends in a format which gets misinterpreted by the client, whereas in...

I believe that you can enable broadcast for heartbeats by changing the following value from multicast to broadcast in /etc/cluster/cluster.conf on all clustered nodes. The CMAN service will need to...

kill `service splunk status | awk -F ": |)" '/PID/ {print $(NF-1) }'`

CONFIG_IP_ALIAS has nothing to do with /etc/sysctl.conf. They're telling you to recompile your kernel from scratch.

A better way to accomplish this is to invoke the script which contains the commands that you want to be executed at the remote server

for ip_addr in $(cat hostname.txt); do
ssh ${ip_addr}...

Assuming you are using vsftpd as your sftp server, change the following in your /etc/vsftpd/vsftpd.conf file


chroot_local_user=YES


I should let you know that this works only while "ftp"...

I'm sorry. I think I posted it wrong previously. You need to add the & and ~ after every client definition.
It should be like this:

:fromhost-ip, isequal, "10.99.55.210"...

Yum will take care of the dependencies. But first make sure that you are removing "syslog" from the system. The default settings of rsyslog are suitable in most of the cases.

Here's a short doc...

Saw that now! :p

Using old syslog, I don't think this is even possible. rsyslog has to be installed to achieve this.

Since the OP mentioned /etc/syslog.conf in their post, I suspect that they are not using the rsyslog package. As far as I recall rsyslog is an optional package on this version of CentOS.

Remove "[" and "]" from the if...

--ahamed

You can assign the whole disk, but some people suggest you instead create a partition.

Well, Red Hat strongly suggests not to use whole disks as PVs.

Using whole disks increases the risk of an external application overwriting the data under some rare circumstances.

Here's an...

Try

metaclear d3

yes, it is possible:
Oracle VM Server for SPARC Physical-to-Virtual Conversion Tool - Oracle VM Server for SPARC 2.1 Administration Guide...

the serial port on the server is enabled by default. maybe your terminal server settings are wrong or you are using a wrong cable.

grep -w "lkk0lv23" file

Hi.

From your first script, change:

grep -i '$line'

to

grep -i "$line"

(i.e. with double quotes, to allow the shell to expand $line (it won't do that in single quotes)).

In your...