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I first entered in the UNIX WORLD (SOLARIS), around 3 years back.I passed my Engineering in 2007 and entered in this field as fresher.Thanks to my Company, Seniors and whole www.unix.com...

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Hi,

you can use something as :


#ls -lrth|awk '$8 == 2003 {print}'|wc -l


then change 2003 with 2004,2005,2006... etc.

:b:

You can use similar to following :



#!/usr/bin/bash

printf "ENTER THE FULL NAME OF FIRST DIRECTORY : "
read d1
echo
printf "ENTER THE FULL NAME OF SECOND DIRECTORY : "
read d2
echo...

Above script do following :


1) It starts execution using "K-shell".
2) Then it execut "~/gateway/bin/gateway_env.sh" file in the home directory of the user executing the script.
3)...

You can also use something like following :


# more abc

#!/usr/bin/bash

if [ -z "$1" ]
then
echo "THIS SCRIPT REQUIRE AN ARGUMENT AS PROCESS_NAME....!!!!"
exit
else
PROC=`pgrep -l...

You can use something like following :


# S=`ls -l b |awk '{print $5 }'`;P=0
# while [ $P -lt 60 ]
do
size=`ls -l b |awk '{print $5 }'`
echo $size
if [[ "$size" -ne...

1. In unix how to list the largest file in given directory.
The answer will in single line statement.


# du -akd /directory_name|sort -nr|more ---->>> to list files from largest to smallest...

You can do something like :


# >report.txt cat <<!
List of successful transfers:

`cat first_file`

List of unsuccessful transfers:

`cat second_file`

!

Set SDS to start if half of the state database replicas are available


#echo "set md:mirrored_root_flag=1" >> /etc/system


Make sure all mirrors are in OK state

#metastat


Break...

Sorry for late replying...:D:D
Well, First check wether all these file systems i.e :

1./test/dir1
2./test/dir2
3./test/dir3
----- ----
----- ----


are mounted or not :


#mount...

OR Else you can use two commands in a single stratch as :


sed -e :a -e '$q;N;1001,$D;ba' orig_file >copy_file ;mv copy_file orig_file

So, I can see that you have not partitioned the slices correctly.They are overlapping :



FIRST DISK : c1t1d0

Current partition table (unnamed):
Total disk cylinders available: 24620 + 2...

# find /directory_name/where/file/resides -type f -exec grep "pattern" {} +

Please do following :


#mount -v|grep nfs
#umount -f <all nfs file systems, after terminatinal all respective process>

Then mount each NFS file system one by one followed by "df -k" command...