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Please don't post duplicate threads in multiple forums. If somebody can offer you their assistance, they will - posting more than once will not yield a faster response! I have removed the duplicate...

Using sed:


$ sed 's/^[^=]*= \([^ ]*\)[ ]*\([0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\)\..*$/\1 \2/' foo.txt
cmiHOST06 10.26.107
cmiHOST05 10.26.12
cmiHOST05 10.26.1


Cheers,
ZB

You could do this with Expect (Expect - Expect - Home Page (http://expect.sourceforge.net/)).

As you're experiencing errors across both disks now, are you sure it isn't a controller issue? Presuming the server is still under support you should get Oracle to look at it ASAP.

Run prtdiag too...

IPTABLES_MODULES in /etc/sysconfig/iptables-config should be updated to include a space-separated list of modules to load - so in your case:


IPTABLES_MODULES=”ip_conntrack_netbios_ns...

Hi,

Moving a text file just renames the text file - no conversion is happening.

You'll need to consult the tools available on your system - for example on most modern Linux systems you can use...

Sun and now Oracle have insisted that init scripts are "legacy" and will be removed in a later Solaris release. Also, they no longer guarantee the order in which they'll be started or stopped, as the...

$ sed 's!^\(.*\)/[^/]*$!\1/!' gogok.txt
/media/gogo/6651-FEAB/Desktop/
/media/gogo/6651-FEAB/
/media/gogo/6651-FEAB/linux/
/media/gogo/6651-FEAB/eks/HDD.Regenerator.2011-RES/INFOS/

This is why whenever I run rm -rf from a script, my first run is ALWAYS:

...
#rm -rf $something
echo "we will be removing: $something"
...

i.e. initially comment out the rm and have it echo...

This doesn't give the desired output. Some changes make it work:


# sed "s/^\(.\{3\}\)\(.\{2\}\)\(.\{4\}\)\(.\{2\}\)\(.*\)/\1|\2|\3|\4|\5/g" anup.txt
131|23|3242|34|234234234234234234234234...

On a modern *nix system, gzip -d will do the work of older utilities such as uncompress - from man gzip


gunzip can currently decompress files created by gzip, zip, compress, compress -H or ...

You should also ensure the scripts you're calling are in your $PATH or else specified via absolute paths.

I think it's best to be a little more verbose when specifying commands like this - especially within scripts. A year later when you come back to look at this (especially since you are asking for help...

Just for information, if you're using GNU date, you can do some *very* cool stuff with the "-d" option like

$ # get yesterdays date and format the output
$ date -d "yesterday" +"%d %b %Y"
10 Jan...

Try

locate filename


If you don't have locate (or updatedb hasn't been run recently), try

find / -name "filename" -type f -print


Cheers
ZB

Just for info, newer shells like bash and ksh allow more "usual" short circuit operator syntax of && and || so you can do things like

[[ -d file1 && -d file2 ]] || echo "Both files are not...

sed -n '1899 p' somefile


Cheers
ZB

A script such as this will name the files out.100, out.200 where the number corresponds to whatever follows "DOC"


#!/bin/sh

while read line
do
if echo $line | grep DOC; then
...

A slight variation on bhargav's script to ensure that only numeric digits are passed, and symbols as well as letters are rejected....

#!/bin/sh

echo "Enter number"
read val

if echo $val |...

Just for info: If you have GNU coreutils installed, you'll find the tac utility (reversed cat :rolleyes: ) does the job of reading a file from bottom to top. But this won't find your match and break...

You probably won't have nawk, but you'll have gawk - normally "awk" is hard/soft linked to gawk anyway....

which gawk
which awk
which nawk
etc... to see what you have in your path...

Cheers...

Just read your additional requirement RE: attachment...


( cat ./mailheader ./mailbody && uuencode attachment.txt attachment.txt ) | /usr/lib/sendmail -t

Cheers
ZB

echo "Subject: Testing" | cat - text | /usr/lib/sendmail -F me@here.com -t you@there.com

Cheers
ZB