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Thanks for the explanation "Shell variables are not exposed to awk, so you have to pass them in." The light came on. Also found a good tutorial on awk that I need to bone up on. AWK Language...

Thanks for the reply. Why use an if statement? When I use:

ls -lrt Path/files | head -1 | more code
month=`ls -lrt ${u08_path}/*.gz | head -1 | awk {'print $6'}`; export month
day=`ls -lrt...

I have a file system filling up with files with no commonality in the file name. For example one of my file systems uses current date in the file name that I can cut the date to find a list of files....

Good point about isolating the variables. When the script was set to -x I verified variable substitution. I'll go back make corrects to variables with curly braces and run it again.

The thing that...

#if fs > threshold find files to move to different filesystem
if [[ $UsedSpace_u06 -gt $Threshold_u06 ]]
then

find $LOG_path -name "FS_*.log" -mtime +4 -exec rm '{}' +
...

I used set -n FS.sh to check for syntax errors. No problems. I run the script with set -x and set -v with the following error:
find: bad option ;
find: path-list predicate-list

Reviewing the...

Gottcha! The light bulb turned on after I sent the post. After several hours of testing (due to VPN issues) I got it to work. Thanks again.

If I understand you correctly, create another script to run both scripts. That's way too cool! This has been a great week learning new things with scripting. Thanks.

I'm playing the shell game of moving and deleting files to make room for current DB backup. A set of files gets moved to serverB when serverA threshold is exceeded. I created two scripts one for...

Thanks Frank for the suggestion. It made the difference. I added 2 while loops for the scp and mv events. Within the scp loop I put an if-then-else statement to check the exit status. If true rm the...

I tried to automate moving files with the script below. I spent hours of research on the net creating what I have so far. Scripting does not come easy for me so any help would be greatly appreciated....

I umount the filesystem, tried running fsck to get I/O error. I'm going to suggest to the guy onsite to login to the terminal to to check the RAID manager.

Filesystem /u01 indicates I/O error when accessed. After doing some research I ran iostat -eE command with the following noticeable error:

sd1 Soft Errors: 66 Hard Errors: 24 Transport...