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Are you trying a standard user account when you make these changes or a root user? In RH some password requirements don't work under root or sudo.

Create a standard user...Set your password minlen...

Using the -d option disables or removes a user password. The man page on passwd shows the -d option as disable a password.

You probably should use the -f option (force password change).

passwd...

Thanks Nitin, but what you refer to is the environment profile used when you connect to a remote system using ssh or telnet. What I'm referring to is creating terminal shortcuts on the desktop of my...

I've searched and searched but either I'm not using the right key words or the information isn't in print anywhere.

I'm running Cent 5.3 and I have a number of terminal profiles setup to ssh into...

I'm no expert but I do know it is possible to run a cluster the way you're wanting..."active (3)/passive(1)".


I would recommend getting really familiar with service guard before proceeding...

Assuming you didn't already find and download the Ignite administration manual...here is the link where you can get it. Just look on the left side where it says "complete book in pdf".

Ignite-UX...

LOL...well that makes a difference.

If you don't have glance...use top.

You can navigate through the pages using:



Just scroll through until you find the process.

CPU TTY ...

Have you tried using sar with some flags?




Otherwise maybe you can see what you're looking for in top?

OMG... :eek: I'm guessing that server is not in a location you could touch it right?

If you're not doing it now...look into Ignite for HP-UX...you could save a ton of time using "golden" images...

Try ps -efx |grep xx.ksh


That's just off the top of my skull...assuming you're not changing something between commands.

If it's an external cd rom drive...make sure it's not a Pinnacle or Fujitsu brand...I spent 2 days in *#@&^$ trying to chase down a bizarre crash issue with a server I was working on...called HP...

Korn shell - ksh


The rest of your questions I will leave to people with better knowledge...sounds like it was a tough interview.

Quick question...is the CD drive built in...attached to another system...or external USB connected?

Also, I'm assuming you're using the web interface? You should probably be doing this through...

Well...I see the thread you have in the ITRC forums on this issue...can't believe I missed this......if I understand this properly, you execute the PCL5 script on the command line to change the...

Wrong printer driver. If you don't have HPPI installed to manage your HP printers, grab the file vbe has and install that on your server.

Ubuntu for sure...Very easy to manage, nice GUI.

That's a bit of a tall order...although there are a lot of "common" commands between all the versions, there are a lot of variables that are different. Generally speaking if you learn one you can...

Look in your current profile file and see if anything like this exists:


EDITOR=vi
export EDITOR



# Set up shell environment:

set -u ...

Same here...still learning...good luck...just don't be in a hurry...it's fairly easy once you understand the concepts.

What version of Unix?...I have 2 pdf's with every command for HP-UX.

/tmp is a directory for programs and sometimes users to put files in if there isn't some other place for them to go. I tend to put some of my scripts in it. I wouldn't delete anything from it unless...

Way to go girl...figuring it out on your own makes it a lot sweeter in the end.

:b: :b: :b: :b: :b:

Maybe you need to do:

cp -rfp /shares/apps/temp/uc-books ./

Yeah, it's not supposed to even be necessary...-u and -d are the defaults if you just execute uniq.




More just prints the output 1 page at a time where cat prints every thing to the output at...

I had to add -u -d to the end of the uniq command to get it to work the way shira wants it to.

I think this may be a simple syntax issue, no spaces between -k and the numbers, add -u -d to the...