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Assuming you have input like this:-$ cat File-A
12300 Target account 1
12321 Target account 2
12344 Target account 3
12345 Account to exclude 1
22344 Target account 4
22346 Account to exclude 2...

Ok, much better.
I haven't used Proc::PID::File, so I can't say much about it.
However, consider the following lines in your code:



You close $OutfileH and then try to print to it if the...

Interesting. I haven't seen your entire script and the "die" should've said something, but in any case:

- Print the value of $LogFile right before that "open" statement.
- Check that the path...

??

(1) But why do you Ctrl-C in the first place?
(2) Do you encounter that error because you press Ctrl-C? Or do you encounter it anyway?
(3) What happens if you let the script run its...

# Using recommended pragmas
use strict;
use warnings;

use File::Basename;

my $Directory = "/directory/script";
my $LogFile = $Directory . "/logs/" . basename($0, ".pl") . ".log"; my...

I apologize.

remove the last ; which is not needed for subroutine.
};
try running perl -c <your_file_name> # for compilation errors.

Yes, just a typo.

after quick look,
seems you have not declared
$OutFileH

my $OutfileH; #Output File Handle

Do you have write permission for the output?

Why are you using {"/home/user1/bin/outfile.out"}
Just put filename alone without braces and ".

The problem may just be the avalaudt3.* input files generated there. It is a bit odd to juggle two lists, one from ll and one from gfind !

Hmm interesting. Thanks for sharing the solution with the rest of us :-)

Curious though, /etc/gettydefs has only baud rate etc. settings to connect to the console. Did the file have your old...

man hostname

From man page above:

openssh can be particular about the ownership and permissions of ~/.ssh and files inside it. Usually I just use ssh-copy-id and it sets up everything right.

Fail to login to someone's account n+1 times. An attacker could even do that by accident easily enough.

What are you logging into, from what, using what? The procedure for using SSH keys from...

That you can't is really the point. If you could, so could an attacker.

Counting failed logins never struck me as a very good idea. Any attacker who knows you have Pam_Tally on can disable all...

This sed should fill your requirment i believe.

sed 's/root@\(server[0-9]\{1,4\}: \)\|\(server[0-9]\{1,4\}: \)//g' input > output

It means what it says. You don't have sync.txt

Replace it with your own filename, or leave the filename off completely and just pipe something into it.

If you're telling vi to use it as a...

But the awk version took care of the extra column, because it just uses ':' as delimiter and prints the last 2 columns...


mute@geek:~/test$ awk -F: 'NF > 2 { print $(NF-1) $NF }' sync.txt
...

The column went away with my awk example. Not correct or want an awk-less solution?




Yes, as Peasant said, with sed


sed 's/root@####://g' file > outfile

This a good start?


mute@geek:~/test$ awk 'BEGIN { FS=":" } NF > 2 { print $(NF-1) $NF }' sync
/opt/dba/bin/removedbaccount.sh need to update
/opt/sysadm/bin/sync###dirs.sh need to update
...

I don't see why cut with the appropriate delimiter doesn't work, unless there are colons in the characters you've masked out. Perhaps you can try an awk equivalent:
awk -F: '{print $2}' file
...

sed 's/root@####://g' file > outfile

If you have 1 logical volume of 100 logical extend spread over 100 Physical extend of Disk1

If you make a mirror of those 100 Physical Extend that are on Disk1 , on an additionnal Disk2

You...

Your lvol 5 has 1 mirror copy
So if you also want have some for your lv, you need to add some with the lvextend command with the -m 1 option and specifying your lv and a relevant disk location. Then...