Sorry, I forgot that /bin/sh on Solaris systems is an old Bourne shell that doesn't recognize the $(command) form of command substitution. Please insert the following as the 1st line in the script I gave you:
and remove all of the other changes you made.
Aternatively, change the line:
to:
and remove all of the other changes you made.
I learned how to use UNIX system utilities and libraries by reading the manuals from cover to cover. (Unfortunately, most systems don't have paper manuals anymore, but you can still find the directories that contain the manual pages for your system and use the man utility to read what is available on your system. I would suggest starting with the commands:
When you look at code in The UNIX and Linux Forums and don't understand what it is doing, look up the man page for that utility. (You may notice that utilities on some systems support options that the utilities on Solaris systems do not support and that some utilities on Solaris systems support options that are not supported on other systems. You may also notice that some utilities only appear on Solaris systems and some utilities that are available on other systems are not available on Solaris systems. This is why it is important to always tell us what operating system and shell you're using when you post questions here.)
I have a Solaris 2.6 box flagging an "Error block: 308918" in the messages file when I execute a pkginfo -l. pkginfo with no flags returns no errors. I think I need to use format to mark this block and then restore the database used by pkginfo for backup. Any advice/input welcome.
Thanks (4 Replies)
Our group has recently inherited 15 servers that have not been maintained for over a year.
My first action is to backup the units however there is not enough disk space on most of them to run tar. My supervisor said to look at piping the tar output to another machine, however I have been unable... (3 Replies)
can anyone explain me the difference between pkginfo and pkgchk command in solaris. Both are used to display the package details, then what is the difference between both. (5 Replies)
im looking for a way to eliminate the packages from SUN when i do a pkginfo. thought this would work, but no luck.
pkginfo | grep
what am i doing wrong?
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Hi guys.
i need some help, i need to create a script in tcsh that rsh into all my hosts that we have at our business, then cd to a directory (cd /apps/users) then grab a file from the users folder and ftp it back to my windows machine. can someone please help?
Kind regards.
Brian Behrens (2 Replies)
Got a feeling someone has been fiddling around or something has got corrupt but I'm getting the following errors now:-
-bash-3.00# pkginfo
ld.so.1: pkginfo: fatal: libssl.so.0.9.7: open failed: No such file or directory
Killed
-bash-3.00#
and also ssh:-
-bash-3.00# ssh
ld.so.1: ssh:... (5 Replies)
hello All. I am working on something that should be really simply.
It turns out that its not. I am trying to produce output to list the hostname along with all the current running programs.
the script im using is:
for PS in `ps -Ao "user,args" | cut -d' ' -f1,2`
do
echo "`uname -n`, $PS"... (5 Replies)
Hello All,
I am using Linux OS. My idea is get the host name when we do tnsping in oracle.
output of : tnsping DOELO01
TNS Ping Utility for Linux: Version 11.2.0.3.0 - Production on 15-OCT-2015 20:20:05
Copyright (c) 1997, 2011, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Used parameter files:... (2 Replies)
Hi All,
Please can you help with the output whole line for each host (column 3) and the top line of column 9 - the lastest only
What is being outputted
243272484 3 nbmedln1p03 LDN_TEST_UX_JM 1488198368 0000000007 1 INC_1MTH 0 **********
243272492 3 nbmedln1p03 LDN_TEST_UX_JM... (10 Replies)