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i did not get the question properly

find . -mtime +9 -exec ls -lt {} \;

can u validate the entry in the crontab file....
also check the permissions of say command.


samsam

man tar

to create archive

tar cvfb <filenm.tar> 20 <files to archive >

to check block size

tar tvf <filenm.tar>
OR
tar tvf <filenm.tar> 30

anybode please correct me if wrong
...

i am not sure but u can try crypt command.

to encrypt :
crypt password<filename>newfile

to decrypt
crypt password<newfile

just a picky
give chmod +x monitor and try...

samsam

theres could be diff. reasons for this , some more prominent are as below:

1. there is something called as inode which affects this kind of behavior.
even if you delete the files from a...

If you know the workstation IPs/hostname ; you can use rsh command. Iam not sure but you can try.

if you are using nis you can try

ypcat group|grep <username>

right the altered is /etc/defaultrouter. use following commands to flush and add the router entry

route flush <arguments>
route add default <arguments>

you can try this

#!/bin/sh
mv <filename> <filename.`date +%Y%d%m%H%M%S`>
find <dirname> -type f -name <filename.*> -mtime +13 -exec ls -lt {} \; -exec rm -f {} \; >file_list





rgrds,...

what exactly you want to do?

login to database and check the following

SQL>select name,open_mode from v$database;

it should give you read/write. o n ly then you can proceed

regards,
samsam