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I comes back as "2"?


x-4-1-user# dw_test
2
x-4-1-user#

I thought the same thing, but I always get "echo "More than one instance of the DW Manager is running" message? Indicating that it is counting more than one line....

I have a simple script that I want to notify me whenever there are anything other than one instance of a particular process running. I've always used the script:

DPID_DW=$(ps -ef | grep [d][w] |...

I have a shell script that calls another shell script "str_process_main" that runs in a loop until a given time. I want the first script to just call the second one and then exit. The first script...

I got it to log correctly by having it validate the existance of the input file again before sending it to the "is_file_arrived" function:


#!/bin/ksh
######### Environment Setup #########...

I also tried to just stop the string "/gers/genret/datafiles/[Uu][Pp][Ll][Oo][Aa][Dd].[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]" from being passed to the "is_file_arrived" function and thus it wouldn't get logged:

...

I replaced the "for in" loop but it didn't process the files correctly, the section now looks like:


nsec=1
while [[ "$(date +%H%M)" -lt 2340 ]]
do
ls...

I have this script:


#!/bin/ksh
######### Environment Setup #########
PATH=/gers/nurev/menu/pub/sbin:/gers/nurev/menu/pub/bin:/gers/nurev/menu/pub/mac...

I see the problem the "$arrived" variable is a local variable to the "is_file_arrived" function:


#!/bin/ksh
######### Environment Setup #########...

I just got my mistake, I was missing the ";" after the brackets. Now I'm getting a different error:


+ nsec=1
+ date +%H%M
+ [[ 0102 -lt 2340 ]]
+ fileExtension=0004
+ is_file_arrived...

This is what I have:


nsec=1
while [[ "$(date +%H%M)" -lt 2340 ]]
do
for fileName in $DatafilesDir/[Uu][Pp][Ll][Oo][Aa][Dd].[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]
do
fileExtension=${fileName#*.}
...

I tried added that and got:


test_str_process[70]: 0403-057 Syntax error at line 81 : `else' is not expected.

I keep getting errors messages for the "else" statement at line 81?


#!/bin/ksh
######### Environment Setup #########...

I ended up using something similar with:


#!/bin/ksh
######### Environment Setup #########
PATH=/gers/nurev/menu/pub/sbin:/gers/nurev/menu/pub/bin:/gers/nurev/menu/pub/mac...

Forgive my ignorance, so how would bracketing the "-a" work?


[[ -a /gers/genret/tmp/poll_$fileExtension.txt ]] && continue


...it would check for the file "poll_" and if it found it stop...

I have a shell script that runs all the time looking for a certain type of file and then it processes the file through a series of other scripts. The script is watching a directory that has files...

I have a schell script that runs continously on an AIX system. It is actually started from another shell script with the "ksh -x" command and then I just write the output to a log file. This causes...

I searched through the forum and couldn't quite find what I was looking for. I have a script that looks for a process "DW" to be running. If it is not it will email a notice to an account. I would...

I've seen several examples of scripts in thise forum about having a script generate a log file. I have a script that is run from cron and that monitors a file system for a specfic filename(s) and...

The syntax for:

/datafiles/[Uu][Pp][Ll][Oo][Aa][Dd].[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]

...was exactly what I was looking for, thanks. Worked like a charm.

Good idea...thanks.

I have this Korn script that I wrote (with some help) that is run by cron. I basically watches a file system for a specific filename to be uploaded (via FTP), checks to make sure that the file is no...

Got it working with:

#!/bin/ksh

used_space=0
mount_point=${1:-"/arch_nb"}
threshold=${2:-65}

used_space=`df -k $mount_point | grep -v "^Filesystem" | awk {'print $4'} |sed '
s/%//'`...

When I run the command:

df -k $mount_point | grep % | awk {'print $5'} | sed 's/%//g'

...assuming I assign the value of "/tmp" to "$mount_point" I get:

x-4-1-test# df -k /tmp | grep % | awk...

I changed the script to:

#!/bin/ksh

used_space=0
mount_point=${1:-"/tmp"}
threshold=${2:-10}

used_space='df -k $mount_point | grep % | awk '{print $5}' | sed 's/%//g''
print "Free Space...