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I would advise againt using init 0 on physical hardware before your have stopped all your LDOM(s) via ldm stop or init 0 (or 5) inside the LDOM.
This goes against documented practice for Oracle VM...

I cannot tell you what you need precisely. Your question needs help

Basically -
If you have sudo, set up your account to have ZID access, no password required.
sudo - ZID -c "scp...

Try
set xtics format "%H:%M" scale 2 autofreq "00:15" rotate
xtics seems to obsolete the set format x.

Try sed 's/houston\.sp\.com/alaska.sp.com/' file

That isn't the question. What determines the start date? Are all days data sequential? (Are weekends and holidays included in the data? What do you consider to be a holiday? ...)

If your input...

$ awk -F, '{print $1; for (i=2;i+2<=NF;i+=3) printf("max %d\nmin %d\navg %d\n", $i, $(i+1), $(i+2))}' input
KCAR
max 31
min 62
avg 36
max 69
min 41
avg 75
max 46
min 78
avg 55
max 70
min...

is this wat you are try to do



for i in *.sh
do
path=`grep $i <pathtofilecontaingthepaths>`
cp $i $path
done

while read file
do
if [ -f "${file}" ]; then
echo "${file}"
fi
done < xfile.txt

How about ls $(awk -F\/ '{print $NF}' xfile.txt)

As far as I know uuencode , mailx, sendmail and mpack are all capable of sending an email with a single attachment. You should look at the various Perl libraries to see if one works for you. I have...

This just saves specifying a full path for you data files eg:

plot "/home/ajayram/sar_logs/29122014/datafile" using 1:3 title "used" with lines,\
"/home/ajayram/sar_logs/29122014/datafile" using...

+1
So many choices.
/public/ftp/pub/linux/system/status (http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/system/status/!INDEX.html)
Instructions usually come with the software.

You are trying to process the apache log file, right? If yes, then the path to it (/local/tools/awstats-7.3/var/log/access.log) does not seem valid to me.

Possible solution: Edit the...

You may want to look through the directory structure to see if there are any files with special characters. Also do you have sym linked files or directories?

That's interesting. I'm not sure what I did yesterday, but now (on Solaris 11), I do get an error:

scott@sol11:~$ echo $0
-ksh
scott@sol11:~$ tcsh
> echo $0
tcsh
> @ x = 5 + 08
@: Badly...

The problem is that the leading zero causes some versions of tcsh to interpret "08" as octal eight - which is indeed an invalid octal number.

Download and install tcsh-6.18.01. That version has...

Doing a source build requires a C or C++ compiler, depending on the Fortran distribution you chooose. Porting g++ requires a C compiler. Most UNIX systems have one.

Some binary distributions...

Doing so generally requires a compiler...

As a user not root, I often had to build from source, as the packagers did not allow relocation under my home dir or even execution not by root. The script 'configure' has options to suport this.

Depends on your system. Generally, a package manager like yum or rpm or emerge would be involved.

If you don't have root access for these, I suggest doing so on a different computer where you do.

Something like ...
./configure 2>&1 | tee output.txt
or you could try seeing if you have session logging. Linux allows you do do the script command and it will create a typescript file. If you're...

Try :

$ ./configure 2>&1 | tee configure.log
$ make install 2>&1 | tee make_install.log

There is quite probably a config.log or something generated when you run make already.

It is always a good idea to use "use strict" and "my $variable" declarations. Indentation helps too. As for your question, try this:my @yar = qw(2013 2012 2011);
my $curr_year = (localtime)[5]+1900;...

Something like this?
awk '/\.\.\./ && ++c>2 {next} 1' file