Search Results

Did you consider ssh?

You can use SSH to do this
Syntax:
sshusername@ipaddress ‘command’
ssh username@domainname ‘command’
ssh username@domainname ‘command1 | command2′


Examples

ssh tts@192.168.1.9 ‘df -Th’...

Maybe the server was down when the cron job was supposed to run?

I would just say > /dev/null but it doesn't matter.

/var/log/syslog or similar logfile maybe with different name on different...

egrep -v "^\.\.\.\.\.|cksum|Don't|data|source|target|unload|unloading|nzload"

maybe ODS_Load closes the while assign to CONFLICT val
can u try this.
[ ! `pgrep -f "ODS_Load $1"` ] && ODS_Load $1 &

Just a reminder:

Your command may fail with "argument list too long" error if there is a lot of files in the directory.

A more fail safe way is:


find "/path" -maxdepth 1 -type f -name...

if [ "`find -mtime +2`" = "" ];then
echo "NOFILE TO DELETE"
fi

Allowing tar to be run as root is a big security hole, I'd advise against that.

Funny thing is I can't get tar to change owner of .tar file as you describe. What OS are you running and can you...

You can confiure sudoers to do the job.


sudo tar -rf TarFileName b.txt


The above command will run with root permissions.

You will have to add the following line in the /etc/sudoers...

1. a) There are a number of core modules which provide reliable date manipulation and which have dealt with the edge cases. I would advise using them in preference to reinventing the wheel.
b) The...

I have already given one logic for capturing start date to end date in the previous post. Now you can use those dates one by one in your oracle query.

If this isn't your requirement, then give us...

You can try like this as well
#!/usr/binperl

use Time::Local;

$start_date=shift;
$end_date=shift;

chomp($start_date,$end_date);

@dt1=split(/-/,$start_date);
@dt2=split(/-/,$end_date);...

Change 2000 to 1900 in the code example.

Pravin27, your example suffers from this error also.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

use DateTime;
use DateTime::Format::Strptime;

my $format = new DateTime::Format::Strptime ( pattern => '%d-%b-%Y', time_zone => 'EST', );
my $start =...

I'd think you want 'u' (update existing) instead of 'c' (create new) in your flags for tar.

As a little aside, you may also want to drop the z flag and pass the tar through a compression program...

For item number 1, I have already given a solution which worked well for me while providing start date and end date.

For 2,
you could use isql to connect to your DB and execute a query which will...