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Moved to "Programming", since the question wasn't about shell script.

Your question amounts to the one which always has to be asked about Perl and Python.

How many rounds of installation...

You don't have access to the CPAN repository from your host?

You could take the required module code from these links
https://metacpan.org/source/MQSERIES/MQSeries-1.34/MQSeries.pm...

And, don't use /ERROR/ (which is a regex constant) but $0 ~ ERROR in lieu.

Yes, you can pass the $error variable to awk as you did for DT

awk -vDT=$(date +"%y%m%d%H%M" -d"- 3 hour") -vERROR=$error

Why? In posting #1 you said you can install free software and AFAIK plink is free software just like putty :confused:

Right. Maybe you will need to polish your syntax though.
plink -l username...

Hi,

You can try the following if you just want a count.

ps -ef | grep ^Admin | grep -inae 'Jan' -e 'Feb' -e 'Mar' | wc -l

Regards

Dave

Hello srkmish,

Could you please try following and let us know if this helps.


ps -ef | awk '/^dmdadm06/ {if($0 ~ var){count_var++}} END{print count_var}' var="string needs to be searched"
...

Congratulations! We are always glad to hear that the people who have come to The UNIX and Linux Forums are learning how to write code that works after getting help with the basics from the...

You can simply collect stdout from the script.
First change Script1.sh to produce stdout:
zcat /logs/jvm1/Audit.log.gz | grep 'Exception'Then run it from server1 as
for server in server2 server3...

Remove the redirection from Script1, and try putting all server logins into one script, e.g. Scr2:ssh -x server2 "/bin/sh -s" < Script1.sh
ssh -x server3 "/bin/sh -s" < Script1.sh
ssh -x server4...

Below should do what you asked for. However, beware this isn't a full XML parser and many things can still trip it up for example:

<xml><object1>
value</object1></xml>

awk -F'[><]' '
NF {
...

Passing complex commands with ssh is problematic, because there are two shells that evaluate the script: one on the local host and one on the remote host.
Save the script on the local host, and pass...

Have look a this thread (https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/249416-data-formatting-csv-file-excel.html) where I suggest an awk script in combination with a template file to produce...

You can also add comma delimiters between columns and write to csv file. Then open csv file in Excel. Note you will need to choose another delimiter if the data could have embedded commas. Here is an...

PUTTY cannot do that. PUTTY is graphical, and displays the result graphically.

The plink utility I mentioned earlier is non-graphical, and prints to the CMD prompt, which you can capture with for...

If I'm reading MadeInGermany's code correctly, it is comparing YY/DD/MM HH:MM:SS instead of YY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS and is printing the more than 3 hours ago timestamps instead of the less than 3 hours old...

Well, try this based on MadeInGermany's proposal: awk -vDT=$(date +"%y%m%d%H%M" -d"- 3 hour") '
{sub(/^\[/,"")
split ($1, D, "/")
split ($2, T,...

Read your putty documentation again. Chapter 9 describes using pagent to supply authentication. Once pagent is running you can do stuff like this:
C:\Windows\System32>
C:\Windows\System32>...