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If loc2 is same server then use cp, else if its different server then use scp command


cp ${loc1}/file1.txt ${loc2}/test.txt

(or)

scp hostname:${loc1}/file1.txt hostname:${loc2}/test.txt

Set the path in environment variable and try to execute.


export env_variable=PATH

Fine, take that return status from that file and store it into variable which u r trying to do manupulations.


variablename = `grep "return status" file_return_value | cut -d'=' -f2 | sed...

Use the below, will list all the process with CPU %


prstat 1 1

Try this,

find . -user root -perm 777

Try the below code, and try to change the parameter 86400 * no of days to make it desire to the requirement.


my $dir = '/home';
opendir(DIR,$dir) || die "Can't open $dir : $!\n";
my @files =...

Create the body content as a file as below,


echo "Hello, this is the test mail" > Inpfile
mailx -s "Hi" r@gmail.com <Inpfile

Try execute like below,


for i in `cat <Input Filename>`
do
echo $i | egrep "@|_"
done

Try this, it will check only the files having permissions and we can also avoid the errors.

find . -type f -perm 666 -exec grep "pattern" {} \;

Change the permission, as what ever you want.

Try this,
find . -name "*.jpg" -exec gzip {} \;

Also, replace the dot (.) to directory which you want.