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I use ssh and keys so I honestly don't know my password on any server we have. I think that is as nature intended it.

It is possible in perl to read a file into an array (memory structure), do things to the array, then output the array into a file, possibly overwriting the same file. This is probably harder than...

Personally I use vim on Windows which is able to save in either dos or unix file format. Convert with :set ff=dos or :set ff=unix commands. Perhaps TextPad can do something similar.

My first guess is to test for existence first, then do the part that bothers you without the trap.

If you have AIX 5.3 then you can do this. Maybe you have to also have P5 hardware but I don't think so. Just make a new paging space on your SAN disks (although I would not do this) then shrink...

User root has a .profile like all other users.