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if you look at the red-colored characters below, you will see that you have 2 groupings of "command arguments" with the '&&' operator in between.
ssh -l username@hostname "echo "( cd...

unless there are better suggestions ...

try adding those lines into /etc/profile ... that way they are automatically run upon login ...

see modification below ...
cd /main
for DIR in */basic
do
for FILE in $DIR/*
do
NAME=$(basename $FILE)
awk '{ total+=gsub(/[\.]/," ", $0); next}
END{print...

if the samba share is not being mounted by windows machines, just use nfs instead of samba ... though it may not come enabled in some, nfs is on all linux/unix variants that i know so it would be...

look at the discussion of "-W" option in man -S 8 net

you are trying to run an interactive script non-interactively ...
echo " if you want to record the cpu utilization for specific time period press y else press enter "
read ip
you need to make the...

so what is the reason to connect to the serial port if you already have console access with the monitor and the keyboard?

anyways, new solaris servers used to ship with silver-colored null modem...

format for /etc/sudoers file ...
who where = (as_whom) what
the sample below will allow jack to only run /dir/command only on host17 only as user jill ... see man sudoers for more info ...
jack...

you need to redirect the error from /bin/rm -f $path/$filen to a log file ...

also, you should get in the habit of indenting your code blocks to make your scripts easier to debug and remove the...

first off, assistance you receive on this website is offered by unpaid volunteers on their own time -- that includes me -- so it would be good to maintain a professional tone ...

second, your...

the MTA (mail transfer agent) issue does not seem to be related to your script as it shows up in the logs more than a few minutes before your script runs and the script/program creating the log...

the file is /usr/sfw/lib/libssl.so.0.9.7 and it is part of the SUNWopenssl-libraries package ...

[root@centosgeek ~]# cat testfile4
2013-08-07 18:13:16 [SEVERE] Reached end of stream for /127.0.0.1
2013-08-07 18:13:17 [SEVERE] Reached end of stream for /127.0.0.1
2013-08-07 18:13:19 [SEVERE]...

your actual_size=`du $file` is giving you more data than you expect ... see 2nd line for fix ...
root@solarisgeek # du /etc/shadow
4 /etc/shadow
root@solarisgeek # du /etc/shadow | awk '{print...

check with oracle for the upgrade/patch packages ... since this is solaris 8, it is most likely some required patches were missed from being installed ...

see man head and man tail ...

head -n 1000 infile > outfile1
tail -n 1000 infile > outfile2

sed works too ...
sed -e "s/$/\n/" -e "s/[ \n]/\n/g" infile

it is just a digital version of a coin flip ... depending on the remainder after the random number generated is divided by 2, the code sets the value of the TEXT variable to X if the resulting number...

you should also be able to directly edit /etc/security/passwd with vi if you wanted to without using chpasswd ...

that could work as long as the other devices are on the same subnet as the centos dhcp server ... as for dhcp, configuration -- see man dhcpd ...

creating a "backup" server is a great idea ... some of the things to add to joeyg's list ...

1) look at all the processes running on the "production" server and understand how they are started as...

unless you are able to run IIS on your desktop, you cannot run ftp from a unix server to your windows desktop ... you may be able to run ftp from a windows desktop to a unix server if ftp is enabled...

if still an issue ...

your assumption is okay but not always accurate ... virtual machine environments use a different algorithm to allocate computing resources to guests some of the normal...

somebody here could probably get this same code done easier in ruby or perl or awk but this should at least get you started ...
#! /bin/bash
int=$1

PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin

cd /dir...

why not just generate 1 key each for each server in a production-dr server pair inside the ssh keys file? that way replication from production to dr will not clobber the dr servers' ssh key files in...