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A newbie in scripting is trying to run the script bellow but keep getting an error message ;
syntax error at line 76 : `<<' unmatched what we have on that area pointed to is highlighted in red bellow: ################################################## fi # Memory Performance (vmstat - sr column) # The experts say that when the 'sr' or scan rate column reaches above #200, # the system is scanning through memory looking for pages to free at a #high # rate. This indicates active pages might be stolen from processes. A high # scan rate can cause your system to consume more cpu resources than it # normally would. MEMSTAT=`echo $VMDAT | tail -1 | awk '{ print $12 }'` if [ "$MEMSTAT" -gt "200" ]; then mail $MAILADD <<EOF From:$SRVNM To: $MAILADD Subject: Memory Performance on $SRVNM According to vmstat, the scanrate on $SRVNM is $MEMSTAT. This indicates that there is not enough memory to meet the server's current load. EOF ################################################ can u guys see to this? |
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