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Your parameters seem to actually be $5 and $6. You can do something like...

awk '{printf("%5s%10s\n",$5,$6)}' <filename>

or

awk '{printf("%-5s%10s\n",$5,$6)}' <filename>

This code seems to run ok...here's the output I get when run on my Linux system..


current wavelength is: 0.7
current radius is: 1.0
current lwp is: 39.999
pp_LWP_39.999_Re_1.0_wav_0.7.prp...

I recommend coming up with something you've tried to move things along; otherwise, this seems a bit vague. For example, something like this....


find <particular-path> -name...

I recommend a VM with either Windows or Linux as a host. This allows you to have access to both O/S 's (unlike dual booting).

Are you trying to login to login to the ASMI or HMC. Is there a code on your LED display, if so what is it (something lie Bxxxxxx)?

If you don't know the admin password to access the ASMi then...

You can use cygwin but that's not linux. I am not a fan of dual boot unless each partition needs access to the physical devices. I recommend installing the free VMware playing than installing an...

These terms are too ambiguous. How did you determine there was no internet? Generally a flood will result in erratic connectivity. You can do pings and traceroutes to attempt to determine the...

That will never work: bad syntax everywhere.
Try this

if (( $# )) ; then echo "number of parameters = $#" ; fi

you are missing a '/' in front of your target directory and I don't see what you are using $f{%.doc} for, is that meant to be part of the target file spec

${x} should be enclosed in quotes. but it's also because you have special characters in the string like "[" and "]". Why do you have to such a long (exact) search string?

Check out

ls -ctl | head

I would not create a temp.sh file and just do...

for i in S{01..96}; do sed 's/avg_ins=1000/avg_ins=600/' template.config > ${i}.config ; done

This is a bit vague. It's not clear what they want...maybe just to strip off the path...

Suppose you have script that takes the path-filename as arugment 1

Is USERID defined? Try putting echo ${cmd} in the script right before mkuser and take a look at the string.

You can use /usr/es/sbin/cluster/utilities/clcycle which is a HACMP utility. Normally it is started via crontab and without parameters (it only cycles hacmp.out). But one can use it with option...

This statement doesn't look good since you are pushing the scripts into the background with ampersand...


"$i" & >> ${LOG_FILE} 2>&1Plus it looks like you run the scripts again.
I suggest...

Cheap, simple awk, create file a.awk that contains..

/^LOGS MEAS FROM.*FORMAT.*STORAGE FORMAT/ {
# print
split($0,a,"=")
part1=a[1]
...

This works...

file a.awk contains


/^INFO:/ {
dateTimeSTART=$4
dateTimeEND=$5
}
/^-----/ {
split($0,a,"=")
table=a[2]
}
/^INFO / {
...

There really isn't a concept such a remote browser. If you are in a browser you are local (unless you are launch a browser from a machine and shoot the display to a different machine like in X...

I stand corrected. Didn't think about tunneling.

This seems to be just a replace issue easily handled by sed without the need for the power of awk.

The $ is the only character that needs to be quoted to prevent the system thinking a variable is...

You can monitor AIX from a Nagios Manager without any Nagios plugins using SNMP. See AIX information for snmpd, aixmibd, hostmibd, and snmpmibd.

IBM Knowledge Center...

Optimal operating temperature for that system is -40° C to 65° C.
You are running a risk. I would never commit to being on the side of such a risk. Will they be responsible if it fails?

Is this running as root? What does backtrace in gdb reveal (calling sequence) or bt full for detail.
Did you try gdb /bin/ksh <corefile>, gdb only requires an executable call, but the ?? indicates...

possible bug?