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you can use this package to have sendtrap in your Solaris
netsnmp - Solaris package (http://www.opencsw.org/package/netsnmp/)

Installation...

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Try a recursive combination between foreach and ls to list folders contents and count thier number:

foreach $dir in (ls -d /yourDir)
$nbr=$(ls -lt)
if ($nbr=0)
{echo the dir is empty}...

The variable $BOX is not defined, else its variable will appear in the error message!!

it is a problem of parenthesis positionning :
@echo off
SET /P deleteorkeep="This username %%i already exists, press d to delete the account and files, press k to delete the account but rename the...

Try to adjust access to the remaining scripts by keeping only execution right, or move them to directory accessible only by their owner.

try

rpm -qa | wc -l

It is a warning message defined in the ssh config of the remote server (newyork in your case).
You can avoid this message in your scp by using the -q option, but it will hide the progress copy too...

A similar problem was resolved in this topic (http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/General/usr-lib-dld-sl-Can-t-find-path-for-shared-library-libz-sl/td-p/4341919), have a look it may help

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Try this

cvs add <yourfilename>
cvs commit <yourfilename>

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You can use the function adduser (http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl8_adduser.htm), and define the user settings via the differents argument of the function
useradd [-c comment] [-d...

You can use CFT or Connect Express

I suggest to use threading and run each cacluation in a separated thread

Juste remove space between the differents options and their associated values, like this

NOTE: you can add the option -i and -o to define the input sql file and the spool file

You can reset the formula in this way :)
# print out the contents of a cell
printf "At ($row, $col) the value is %s and the formula is %s\n",
$Sheet->Cells($row,$col)->{'Value'},
...

#!/bin/bash
echo "Enter script name:"
read script
# you should be in the cur dir of the script
scp $script user@hostname:/tmp
# check the access mode to the script
ssh user@@hostname ls -ltr...

Try in this way

sar -u -s $(date +%H:%M:%S --date=-1hour) -e $(date +%H:%M:%S)

and each time we discover the error we say "oh! I'm really an idiot!!" :)

thank you rbatte1 for the rectification, commands were corrects before posting them. I don't know why I added a dot in each one !!

Try to remove one of these two filters and try again

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You can use this
grep "^....31" yourfilename
grep "^.....31" yourfilename

I tried in this way, and I got the expected results.
It is basic but it is working :)


[user@server tempo]$ cat tot.txt
[Mar 20, 2012 2:45:18 PM]: Saved the user test1 to Planning
[Mar 20,...

an example:


#!/bin/bash
ServerList="server1 server2 server3"
ScriptsPath=../Scriptpath/..

for Server in $ServerList
do
{
ssh -qt username@$Server $ScriptsPath/ScriptName.sh }
done

Hi,
Try to execute the command directly in shell to ensure that nothing is missing, and the path is correct

Hi
You can proceed in this way:

awk -F: '{ print "\033[1;31m:" $1 "\033[0m" }' /etc/passwd

Will be sufficent