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Are the mounts that are failing on the same network/subnet? You may find that you are having some issues with the network and not really the client. Have you tried mounting these via TCP instead of...

Most of the servers I administer are behind a load balancer just like yours and they come out of a pool when they are acting up. However, what I tend to do (for tomcat applications for example) is...

I am curious how often you restart the actual server? Either way, I would probably write some sort of script to kick off at startup to email myself a copy of that machine's new ip address.

Greetings,

I have an rsync server that is unable to change the timestamp on any directories inside of cifs mounts. The same thing happens on all of my red hat machines. These machines are all...

I would use the method you have listed in the original post. I never use metareplace.

It seems tedious however, it is a lot cleaner in the end.

Please do what was suggested here. This will solve all of your problems.

How about not killing the current snmp process and enableing the service? Then do a ps -ef | grep snmp

Then show us what you have. After enabling the service please try to do an SNMPwalk to that...

This is what I would do. Afterwards don't forget to update using crle -u -l /opt/sfw/lib.

after that you should be able to run whatever it is you need to run.

This is the only method I can think of. You can use the root cron to list user's crontabs and output them to a dated file.

However, if you want to know something that was in a cron before doing...

As already stated, a package is created so that you do not have to compile and configure software each time you want to install it. However, With a package the installation point should already be...

when you say "dos drive" do you mean this is on a drive sitting around somewhere? or is this in a system that is actually on a network?

if it is just a drive then you can not FTP, or mount it...

I use cron to output the standard output/error to a log file for each particular job that I run via cron.

Each script that I use cron to run I also throw the date command in there so that I can...

lol..

i wasnt disagreeing with you. I was stating that it is possible, not that it isn't a bad idea.

btw, been a Sr. Unix Systems Adminstrator for 12 years now.

yes, but reading a script you will be able to know the difference from a command and a variable.

*shrug* if its a large script I can see why, but sometimes, when you are doing something simple,...

why dont you do this

SSH=/usr/local/bin/ssh
$SSH person1@10.10.10.1 scp /location/file1 person2@10.10.10.2:/location/file1

from all your other threads i gather you got a job working with Unix and you are pretty new to it?

is that the case? just curious

you asked the same question in a different thread?

I am assuming this is the same thing you wanted to check every 2 minutes? I posted the code for that in your other thread.

im not sure, have you tried:


scp 1.txt admin2@fwtest:/path/to/dir/. ?

or

scp 1.txt admin2@twtest:~admin2/.

That doesn't matter...

you are going about this the wrong way..

dont run a job every 2 minutes.. run one script that waits for the file...


Something like this:

TOTALTIME=0
CANCELTIME= 28800 #1 day almost

cd...

using SCP is easier because you can watch the file being copied over. SFTP and SCP are "similar" but not exactly the same thing.

yeah,

it is not actually a problem, it was designed to run that way. Best way to get around it would turn the password policy off for root to reset every 12 weeks.

Why would you want expired...

+1.


We never reboot a server just to "reboot" it. Servers are only bounced if they need to be for certain service packs etc. etc. An example would be tonight I am rebooting 12 servers that have...

We have some machines that are every 3 months and some that are every 6 months. Honestly, I would say every month is overkill.

there is also a small programm called doff that will give you the current date or any other date with -1 feature in any format you want.. I use it for all sorts of scripts