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There's a built in gui for building calendars in autosys. You start it with this command:

autocal &

You can hack through it to generate your calendar. The you add:

run_calendar:...

Well that's interesting. I have never looked into this whole unicode thing before. So it encodes most things using one byte and the standard ascii charactors but it can also use two bytes to encode...

The tar throws a utf8 conversion error and fails because we have the e option specified. Here's one of the file names:

AMCINHÂ*_DataSheet_Confidential_Data_Highly_Restricted.xls

And here's the...

We are running a java client server application on Solaris 10. External Users from around the country attach windows files through a client and these files are stored on a unix server. Recently...

Use a calendar.

to force start an autosys job (that is to start it now) type sendevent -E STARTJOB -J <jobname>

Actually autosys logs in as the user to submit the job. So it uses the same admin ID that I used at the command line. I also copied the csh script and the autosys jil file to new files that had a...

I have a csh that is called from autosys. It fails when it hits this code

env | grep Rep
if ( $status == 0 ) then
echo ""
else
setenv REP ""
endif

However if I run it from the...

I needed the list of all users in a group, not just the ones logged in and reborg's response was exactly what I needed. But I tried the logins cmd for grins and found out that root didn't think I...

That worked great. How do you learn this stuff? Thanks

I need to list all users in a group. This is a large unix site running nis+.

I had vgersh99's response open on one of my monitors since yesterday so I hadn't noticed thestevew's response. While thestevew's response looks good and would undoubtably work it's not near as...

This works but I don't understand what the #s do. Do they substitute for a slash in sed? Oh, and thanks for the help. I got snowed with other issues for a couple of days so I was just able to...

I just need to add a static ID to each output record so the users will be able to tell which group records in combined flatfiles come from I have the static ID in a bourne variable. I tried

awk...

HAHA, but then I have to retest the rest of the script. Jeez, this job would be a lot easier w/o clients. ;)

So even if you export the variable before calling the while loop it goes ahead and creates a local copy of the variable? Well isn't that special. I don't suppose you know a way of circumventing...

If I change to a korn shell this problem seems to go away. Can anyone edify me?

Bourne shell
Solaris

I'm trying to set a flag to perform an action only when data is found. So I initialize the flag with:

X=0

Then I read the data:

if [ ${exitCd} -eq 0 ]; then
while...

By using the ? mark there I can get away with having spaces in a name as the system looks for anything there. I don't actually rename the files.

I receive windows files via the internet on my solaris server. Since unix doesn't handle blanks well I change the blanks to ? which works just fine. I take these files and ftp them to windows so...

No, I quess you would call it a pseudonym. How about you? Is your name dangral? I did add my real location thought. Greg

I figured it out. I think someone must be messing with me. I moved the assignment statements up in the code and they started working fine. The awk statements afterwards still failed. So I started...

I'll have to go along with your first point.

I'm not sure about your second point. Do sysadmins go around breaking the awk binary? That would explain this.

To your third point, no my group...

This code has worked for years and still does in my production environment. But it's failing in my development environment now. The cd works but the creation of node1, jnum, and node2 fails. Oddly...

I'm very good at producing bugs myself. But this code has run as is for years. The server was moved last weekend but I don't think there were any os changes. By the way, the sabotage line came...