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Posted By zaxxon
I have no Solaris at hand but it could be a...
I have no Solaris at hand but it could be a problem with an older version of cron/Solaris anyway. Found this on Google:
OpenSolaris Forums : contract error ......
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Posted By zaxxon
What is task? Is that a script or a binary? Is it...
What is task? Is that a script or a binary? Is it missing some environment? Cron is not having a problem - task is having that.
There are many things you have to take account for when using cron....
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Posted By zaxxon
I have to correct my former statement that cron...
I have to correct my former statement that cron is not having a problem. It could be that cron is the culprit though. What OS are you using?
Forum: Solaris 07-21-2011
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Posted By DukeNuke2
the "getflashimge" tool should itself ask you to...
the "getflashimge" tool should itself ask you to delete the old image... have you rebootet the xscf before doing the update? what is the output of:
getflashimge -l
?
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Posted By Scott
One directory up (..) from where your script is...
One directory up (..) from where your script is (dirname $0), there is a directory called "config". In there is a file called "config". The line sources that file into your current shell...
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Posted By bartus11
#!/usr/bin/perl # # Phone Book Application...
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Phone Book Application
#

%phonebook = (
"Wayne", '34687368',
"Home", '378643287',
"Work", '017374637',
"School", '36328323',
"Gym", '37623938'...
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Posted By danmero
#!/bin/sh name="wayne" password="12345" ...
#!/bin/sh
name="wayne"
password="12345"
echo "Hello, what is your name?"
read enteredname
clear
if [ "$enteredname" = "$name" ];then
echo "Hi $name, what is your password?"
...
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Posted By homeboy
-eq and others like that are used to compare two...
-eq and others like that are used to compare two numeric variables,if you wanna compare two strings,use "=" and "!="
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