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Posted By Sod
Hi Kraljic, Alister is correct, exec will...
Hi Kraljic,

Alister is correct, exec will be sufficient for this job with find which required less CPU. Since you may run this command mutiple times in day to move the files it can slightly...
2,207
Posted By Sod
Hii Below command will help you in this...
Hii

Below command will help you in this task.

find /u03/pkms/app_logs/*.log -mmin +5 | xargs -I '{}' mv {} /u05/nmbs/may13/
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Posted By Sod
This will definitely work.. mv `grep -il...
This will definitely work..

mv `grep -il "Bufman" /finacle/RIPU/*` /finacle/MARK/


Try to use with full path.
1,769
Posted By Sod
Try with the && control operator in the file.sh ...
Try with the && control operator in the file.sh

sqlplus user/pass@db1 @/opt/Infor/Outbound_Marketing/7.2.2/custom/iadeploy1.sql &&
sqlplus user/pass@db2...
Forum: Red Hat 04-22-2013
1,676
Posted By Sod
Server services online
There are various methods to confirm this.. My usual way is to check first whether the service is active on the corresponding port with help of telnet.

In the case of web service

#telnet...
Forum: Red Hat 04-22-2013
3,335
Posted By Sod
Check the remote server's /var/log/messages for...
Check the remote server's /var/log/messages for the connection refusal reason by accessing it from some other machine where you have access. Do a traceroute also..
1,967
Posted By Sod
Try other editors like 'nano' or 'pico' if...
Try other editors like 'nano' or 'pico' if available.

Btw

Why you are trying to edit "/etc/vfstab" file as a normal user :confused:
Forum: Red Hat 04-18-2013
49,353
Posted By Sod
You must edit the /etc/services conf manually to...
You must edit the /etc/services conf manually to update the new port.

In Unix /etc/services file maps port numbers to named services which uses by netstat.
Forum: Red Hat 04-17-2013
49,353
Posted By Sod
Yes, look for the port 443 entries and alter to...
Yes, look for the port 443 entries and alter to the desired port. Always keep a conf backup before any changes.
Forum: Red Hat 04-17-2013
49,353
Posted By Sod
You need to replace the port 443 with an unused...
You need to replace the port 443 with an unused port in your Apache configurations (If using Apache as web-server) and do a httpd restart.

Changes in /etc/services may not require any other...
Forum: Linux 04-17-2013
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Posted By Sod
Try telnet to some other common ports in that...
Try telnet to some other common ports in that server and check whether able to connect.
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