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Thanks click!!

Hi Peasent,

I have to copy files using NFS (no scp or sftp) and I don't want to mount the remote filesystem.
I'm on AIX, I don't know if automount is available for AIX.

Thanks for answer.

Hi guys Maybe a stupid question.. IS possible, in unix, to copy files to a remote NFS shared filesystem without mounting it? Just like windows does: copy * \\folderA\folderB Thanks..

Yes, but a simple question comes to mi mind, why debian doesn't have mkbotdisk similar command. I couldn't find mkbootdisk source (tar file) to try to compile it on debian. Also, I'm looking for why...

So, why the other ntp server NTPSERVER2 shows reach 377 and it's not connected with the source? I can tell you I have ping with two servers and from time to time, I see xntpd connected successfully...

Hi, Yes I have ping, and also ntoq -p shows me the * sign which means it's connected to the source. From time to time, xntpd disconnect don't know why. Do you see anything wrong in npt.conf?
...

Hi Corono688

mkbootdisk create a boot CD you can use in case /boot has some problems or the server doesn't boot. mkbootdisk(8) - Linux man page (http://linux.die.net/man/8/mkbootdisk) ...

Hi guys,

I have used mkbootdisk to create (with -iso option) an iso file for centos servers. I think this commands are only available for redhat's family. Debian brings mkbootbut it only support...

Hi, I want to setup xntpd with two sources ntp servers. I added to /etc/ntp.conf:

server IP1
server IP2

but, when the server lost the connection with the first, it doesn't connect the second....

Umm.. very interesting... Thanks..

Hi Vbe,
Sometimes my english sucks.. dont know if I couldn't explain what I want or you dont understand me what I write..:-)
The code below does:
1- Ask you for the las two characters of the year....

Hi,

Not sure on how to use cal command...:-(

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As far as I know cal only display data.. what I want...

Hi, I'm trying to make a script which you type the year, select the month and day and then create the date in the format 2010-12-7.

#!/bin/bash

dia () {
echo " Seleccione el dia:"
select file...

Hi again:

I have this file:


"2010-11-1 11:50:00",40894,13.38,17.24,12.92,13.23,"2010-11-14
11:43:02",12.56,"2010-11-14 11:46:02",22.68,20.95,"2010-11-14 ...

Really appreciate Rohon.. I'll test the code ASAP.. will let you know... thanks A LOT!

Israel.

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Hi...

Rohon.. not sure now.. but I installe it if I it's needed.. so, go ahead! :-)

Hi guys

I've got a file with this line inside.

200,2010,318,1000,4.377,70.9,.835,.592,.243,-.438,0,881

The line always begins with number 100 or number 200, follow the year, the day in the...

Hi, I have an AIX server with sudo installed and working, but I want to do a script to list all permitted commands of all users.. is it possible?

I tried with sudo -l -u $user but both options are...

Hi,

No I haven't changed anything.. dis you test your code on ksh? I'm running ksh on AIX.

Thanks

Yes, but there's no output to syslog, I forgot to add logger command at the end of the code:

nohup /usr/sbin/auditstream | /usr/sbin/auditselect -m -e "event== S_ENVIRON_WRITE || event==...

Hi again:

Following the thread:
https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/147755-format-lines-file.html

I couldn't solve my problem, so I ask you again gurus:

I have this code:
...

Great rdcwayx!!

works perfectly :-)

Thanks
Israel.

Hi rdcwayx


USER_Remove user user Thu Nov 04 10:37:47 2010 OK rmuser
israel
Group_Create user user Thu Nov 04 10:37:48 2010 OK mkuser
israel...

Hi again:

I have a log file wihch has always this format:

DATA line 1
DATA line 2
^^^^^
| Spaces or TABs
The first line always begins from the start, but the second begins with...

Hi Chubler,

Look the error it shows when you run the scritp:


user@server: /var/tmp # emailnotify.ksh
emailnotify.ksh[11]: test: 0403-004 Specify a parameter with this command.
Null message...