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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting write the script to get the file size and sends an email Post 302224262 by s_linux on Tuesday 12th of August 2008 04:10:26 PM
Old 08-12-2008
Thanks for your reply..
i have something which i didnt get..

/bin/find /path/tofile -name filename.whatever -size +10485760c > ./big.dat

i have several files (*.txt) under the /var/opt/abc, then also is this command work?

what I'm looking for is, as i said i have serveral files (*.txt) under the /var/opt/abc. if any of the file increased to more than 1mb, then i wanna send a mail with increased file name and size. Thanks once again.
 

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stl_mi

stl_mi(4)						     Kernel Interfaces Manual							 stl_mi(4)

NAME

       stl_mi - Software distribution master inventory files

DESCRIPTION

       Each software product that is distributed as subsets for the setld(8) command has an associated master inventory file. The master inventory
       file's name consists of the product's unique 3-letter name and a 3-digit version number with the string .mi for a suffix. The master inven-
       tory file is used by the software kitting program kits(1) in producing software distribution packages.

       A  master  inventory  file  contains one ASCII record, describing vendor-specified attribute information, for each file in the product kit.
       Each record is composed of three fields which must be separated by TAB characters. The fields are: A 16-bit unsigned integer.

	      Bit 1 is the v (volatility) bit; when it is set, changes to the existing copy of the file can occur during kit installation.  It	is
	      usually  set for log files required by applications. The remaining bits are reserved. Possible values for this field are therefore 0
	      or 2.  The dot-relative (./) pathname of the file described by this record.  Each pathname must  appear  only  once  in  the  master
	      inventory file.  Pathnames must begin with a period (.). Records must be sorted in ascending ASCII sequence on this field.  The name
	      of the subset containing the file. Standard system directories are not included in subsets; they	are  represented  by  the  keyword
	      RESERVED	in  place of a subset name. Files that exist in the product hierarchy but are not distributed as part of any subset have a
	      minus sign (-) in this field. Files that share a gnode (links) must all be included in the same subset.

EXAMPLES

       This example shows a section of the master inventory for  a  hypothetical  layered  product  kit:  0	.	 RESERVED  0	 ./usr/opt
       RESERVED  0     ./usr/opt/OAT100       OATDCB100  0     ./usr/opt/OAT100/bin   OATDCB100  0     ./usr/opt/OAT100/bin/attr      OATDCB100  0
       ./usr/opt/OAT100/bin/dcb.spr   OATDCB100  0     ./usr/opt/OAT100/bin/dcb_defaults      OATDCB100   0	 ./usr/opt/OAT100/bin/dcb_diag.sed
       OATDCB100  0    ./usr/opt/OAT100/bin/docbld   OATDCB100 0    ./usr/opt/OAT100/bin/unstamp  OATDCB100 0	 ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib  OATDCB100 0
       ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/br	      OATDCB100   0	 ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/br/README.dcb	 OATDCB100   0	    ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/br/attr.1
       OATDCBDOC100   0      ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/br/dcb.ps	     OATDCBDOC100   0	   ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/br/docbld.1	   OATDCBDOC100  0
       ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/br/docbld.5      OATDCBDOC100 0    ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/br/unstamp.1     OATDCBDOC100 0    ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/doclib
       OATDCB100  0	./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/doclib/templates  OATDCB100  0	./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/doclib/templates/conv.braces     OATDCB100  0
       ./usr/opt/OAT100/lib/doclib/templates/conv.command   OATDCB100 .  .  .

RELATED INFORMATION

       invcutter(1), kits(1), newinv(1), setld(8) Guide to Preparing Product Kits delim off

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