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The "|" in egrep is an "or".
It problably make more sense to convert to
ssh remote_machine df -h | awk 'NR==1 {header=$0 RS} $5~/[7-9][0-9]%|100%/ {print header $0; header=""}'
awk takes the same...

I don't have access to Solaris, but I'll try to help anyway --

Likely /etc/login.defs or your PAM setup, if Solaris uses either of these.

if you grep for "pam_unix.so" in /etc/pam.d or a...

my bad. You just named the reporting tools. praudit -x gives you xml output if that is any assistance.

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looks like a driver problem for your fcal cards... have you tried a "reconfigure" boot? this should run after patching the system automaticly (by touching /reconfigure) but maybe something went...

read count < /export/home/ramosg/count
echo $count

You've hit the nail on the head. The slant in the original pattern is causing your grief. The format of the sed substitute command is:

s<delim>pattern<delim>replacement<delim>

The delim...

If you truly have single qoutes round your sed prgramme, then your problem is that $test1 and $test2 are not getting expanded. Unsure how you got it to work from the command line as it should have...