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Hi,
I am having issue with putting a simple if then elif statement working. the script checks for ldap file in solaris system and if it finds solaris box then it looks for the correct file and then...

in2nix4life,
Script is running fine now. I do see a few problem.

1. Why am i not able to delete the monitor.log file
2. Though i set the ping for 5 sec but it is continuously running till now....

Hi in2nix4life,
When running your script i am getting syntax errors.

awk: /packets/{if($4 ~ 0) print $0)
awk: ^ syntax error
awk: /packets/{if($4 ~ 0) print $0)...

Thanks in2nix4life, i will try that. Thats a redhat linux machine.
2.6.18-308.1.1.el5, bash shell

Also thanks to rbatte1, but wondering why only ksh running it properly?

Now its showing. Not sure why ?

# ksh -x ping_out.sh
+ read in p t out rest
+ grep 'packets transmitted' /tmp/2012_04_20
+ [ 60 -ne 60 ]
+ echo 'All okay'
All okay

How to use code tags...

Thanks. But why is it saying "We have a problem" , as there were no gaps or errors shouldnt it say "All okay". Also i didnt catch the logic of
[ $in -ne $out ]

Thanks again.
I am running it for 60 sec. But facing a problem
# cat ping.sh
ping -c 60 serverip > /tmp/`date +%Y_%m_%d`
[root@test1 tmp]# cat ping_out.sh
grep "packets transmitted"...

Thanks for the response!
Can you please provide the actual syntax.

Hi,
I want to run a script for continuous ping for a day then delete the previous day after checking if there is a gap in between with the other servers connectivity. Output the result in a /tmp...

Sorry wasnt paying attention, but i did try those commands before. Below are out puts, but since its vmxnet3, how to know if its jumbo frames ?


# ifconfig eth0 | grep MTU
UP BROADCAST...

Sorry about the delay, No it dont display those info, and its a vmware environment. So as per vendor policy they wont disclose the NICs physical info. I am aware of the bug previously reported. But...

Hi,
I am seeing the following errors in my environment, not sure why is it happening, any ideas? Thanks.

kernel: RPC: bad TCP reclen 0x73746174 (non-terminal ) Dec 17 02:14:48 kernel: RPC: bad...