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grep w$'\xC3\xBC'rzburger /tmp/2
würzburger

cat /tmp/2:

wcrzburger
würzburger
wcrzburger

Try this, it should help. Atleast with this any mail to root should stay local:

Delivering some but not all accounts locally

I think ctsgnb already mentioned this in his post, but try to see if the sort on your OS, support the "-T" option.
Also post output from df -k /tmp. Looks like you are running out of space in /tmp....

This looks like a good thread to start. Hope this helps:

Deleting files older than 14 days using Batch file script - Dev Shed...

Try this and you will know what it does :)

echo "/ab/abc/abcd"| sed 's,/.*/,,'

try gzip -l file.gz

From man gzip:

Something like this:

cd /test/log && head -15 <`ls -rt /test/log|tail -1`

since just a simple setup, this is what I would try.

I would make the .fetchmailrc as follows and it should work for the local user

also post the fetchmail log for relevant entries.


There...

Maybe this will help:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq

To look for your swap partition

grep swap /etc/fstab

Try this:


$ gawk 'NR==FNR{ a[$1] += $3; b[$1]++} NR!=FNR{ for(key in a) {if($1==key)print key,a[key]/b[key]}}' /tmp/1 /tmp/2
Mam189 72.4167
Mam426 78.6133

I used the following sample files:

Use:

ssh -n ${server} "hostname"

or

ssh ${server} "hostname" </dev/null

Looking at the logs, so cron definitely did not run it. See what happens tonight.

Try

metaclear d3

Maybe this will help, try this:

Running UNIX Solaris 10 mount point permissions are important (http://www.runningunix.com/2008/05/solaris-10-mount-point-permissions-are-important/)

From man iptables:


So this will work if the ip's you want to add are contigous, so that they form a range.

So in your case --src-range 10.111.111.22-10.111.111.23

Hopefully this helps:

blackbyte's corner: vsftpd passive mode & iptables (http://www.krzalic.com/2011/09/vsftpd-passive-mode-iptables.html)

Here is some information on how to use /proc to look at a process:

Exploring procfs LG #115 (http://linuxgazette.net/115/nirendra.html)

Not sure if this helps, but post some more specifics on...

why don't you try this , comment out the GHELPDESK line and replace it with:

test my-mnag0 = (root) /usr/sbin/viudo

or define your host_alias to be my-mnag0 instead of...

Don't think a single url is going to cover all of your topics :), but here is a url on threads:

Ask Ars: what is a CPU thread?...

Remove the echo in front of the "mv" command.

echo mv temp "$line" should read as mv temp "$line"

awk '{if ($0 ~ "Port Index:"){a=$3} else {a=""}} \
{if ($0 ~ "Permanent Port") {b=$0;}} \
{if( $0 ~ "NodeSymb:"){gsub(/"/,"",$7);c=$7}} \
{if (a != "")print "Port:", a, b, c}' /tmp/<your-filename>...

Hmm, unless they changed the way you set TZ in rhel 6, I just tried it on rhel 5.x and it works for me, here is the output from the script I gave above:


# /tmp/12.sh
HSBC : Tue Nov 1 01:51:05...

echo "this is-a hyphen,oh oh one more-hyphen"|sed -r 's/(.*-.*)-/\1 /'

output:

this is-a hyphen,oh oh one more hyphen

Try this:

On your AIX host, at shell type this:

cat >/tmp/filename.txt

Your cursor should now be on the next line waiting for input, paste from windows right into the shell. Once you are...

Try this:
Allow A Normal User To Run Commands As root Under Linux / UNIX Operating Systems (http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/allow-a-normal-user-to-run-commands-as-root.html)