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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting [Shell/Perl(?)] Prepending timestamps to console output & writing results to a file Post 302647071 by Vryali on Sunday 27th of May 2012 06:15:06 AM
Old 05-27-2012
Makes sense - I've bookmarked the other bit for reading when I'm more awake.

Wanted to come back and post my script, in case anyone had a use for them courtesy of the google machine later. There isn't a lot to it, and the hard part isn't mine per se, but here we go. Should work on any system with TSM server installed (Except Windows, but if you installed TSM on Windows, that's your own damn fault :])

Code:
#!/bin/sh
###############################################################################
#                                                                             #
#  Script Name: TSM-Console.sh                                                #
#  Created on : 05/26/2012                                                    #
#  Author     : Vryali                                                        #
#  Purpose    : Allow for console logging, which is normally more succint and #
#       easier to parse than the actlog, and keep seven days worth of logging.#
#  Note       : This script can be run through the crontab or AutoSys.        #
#  Cron                                                                       #
#       0 0 * * * /usr/local/bin/TSM-LogConsole.sh 1>/dev/null 2>&1           #
#  AutoSys/JIL                                                                #
#   insert_job: SA.TSM.LogConsole                                             #
#   command: /jobs/SA/prod/Prod_Run tsm@tivoli /usr/local/bin/TSM-Console.sh  #
#   permission: gx,wx                                                         #
#   date_conditions: 1                                                        #
#   days_of_week: all                                                         #
#   start_times: "00:01"                                                      #
#   description: "TSM Console Logging Script"                                 #
#   alarm_if_fail: 1                                                          #
#                                                                             #
#  History:                                                                   #
#  00 : Vryali     05/21/2012                                                 #
#       Original version of the script completed.                             #
#                                                                             #
###############################################################################

DSM="/usr/bin/dsmadmc"
TSMUser="username"
TSMPass="password"
PIDFile="/var/run/tsmconsole.pid"
CONLOG="/TSM/home/CONSOLE_LOG/`date +%a`-Console.log"

if [ -s ${PIDFile} ]; then
    cat ${PIDFile} | xargs kill -9
    cp /dev/null ${PIDFile}
fi

# Clear up the old one [if needed] but keep permissions...
cp /dev/null ${CONLOG}

# Start logging
nohup ${DSM} -id=${TSMUser} -pass=${TSMPass} -console| awk 'BEGIN { c = "date \"+%D %T\""; } { m=$0; c | getline; close( c ); print $0, m; }' >> ${CONLOG} 2>&1 &
# $! is actually awk - not DSM, so we'll filter out $$ - which is the subshell before we exit it.
ps -ef| grep $! | grep -v grep | grep -v $$ | awk '{print $2}' > ${PIDFile}
exit 0

Last edited by Vryali; 05-27-2012 at 07:21 AM.. Reason: Forgot to remove real name :)
 

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smcwebserver(1M)					  System Administration Commands					  smcwebserver(1M)

NAME

       smcwebserver - manage the server for the Sun Web Console

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/sbin/smcwebserver subcommand options

DESCRIPTION

       The smcwebserver utility manages the Sun Web Console server. Sun Web Console is a browser-based interface that performs systems management.
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SUBCOMMANDS

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		       The format of the restart subcommand is:

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SEE ALSO

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