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Best one is the one I wrote for IBM. But they'll never let you have it.

ZenOSS is a popular choice. If you use ServiceNow, they are touting their new discovery product. Dell's KACE might be...

Actually \+ is a GNU extension.

In any sed (including GNU sed) one could use:
sed 's/[^0-9]*\([0-9]\{1,\}\).*/\1/'
or
sed 's/[^0-9]*\([0-9][0-9]*\).*/\1/'

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In GNU sed one could use the...

Strange. It obviously doesn't match the pattern, so prints without substitution. It doesn't match [[:digit:]]either, nor any repetition factor.
It would match " [0-9]* " , i.e. surrounded by spaces,...

IBM Knowledge Center (http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_aix_71/com.ibm.aix.networkcomm/smbfs_mount.htm?lang=en)

Agreed - checking with fuser worked very well for me in the past.

from memory, fuser should have been able to list that as well. and/or lsof (although i have only played with lsof, so someone else can verify/correct me.

Hi !

Well, i found the solution to my problem.
It was, in fact, files that had been deleted but were still used by a process.


Therefore, it could not see the filesystem in question.

We...

filosophizer, it is impossible to teach someone the job over the net. funksen has given you some useful pointers already but if you lack the basics to even understand what he is telling you we can't...

Update, as we have found the offender: it is the CAS-script in Tivoli.

I hope this helps.

bakunin

OK, as promised, here is the How-To. First off, it was basically an occurrence of PEBKAC on my side, but once i straightened this out it worked fairly straightforward. You might want to read the...

I think it could be a myriad of possible reasons and then some other. As my crystal ball is in repair right now i can't find out which one is the one applying to your problem.

Serious: what have...

You might want to try the driver provided by QLogic instead of the open source kernel module. You can download it from the QLogic site...

Indeed, I see the same problem on our system.

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Ah, it's a read-only value in the driver source. This...

Hi johnf,

you should have seen the same on AIX 6.1 already ... the TERMINFO file changed between AIX 5.3 and later AIX versions. On AIX 6.1 you just copy the file /usr/share/lib/terminfo/x/xterm...

@funksen
If the loop stops after the 1st cycle, you can try with the ssh option -n.

yes it is possible to do it directly from 5.3 to 7.1 - IF you are absolutely sure that your applications are supporting the new AIX level and all your firmware is up to date - please see here...

Never been in upgrade process for AIX before 5.3 to 7.1 directly I have the same configuration AIX 5.3 / SAP /Oracle and upgrade from 5.3 to 7.1 seems to be supported as far as I know.
Import sapvg...

No, they are fine too.

Could you, by any chance, at least readthe answers you get? Like the one i gave you, for instance?

Sigh....

bakunin

I start to understand. The following is untested and just an idea, try it at your own risk:

The kernel has one - and only one - routing table. This data structure is consulted sequentially and...

AIX cannot handle multiple adapters, or interfaces, in the same subnet. Why would it?
You need to separate the the addressed in to different subnets if you need to gain control over what goes where....

No do not use route add with AIX as the route will disappear when you reboot the server. The correct way to this is via smithy tcpip and add static route.

You can do this via the command line with...

In AIX, you can use the -interface option with route.
This line should solve your problem:

route add -host targethost -interface 192.168.100.21

If omitting "-interface", the system would use...

Short answer: this is perfectly normal. What happened was that an IP address was added to the interface without a differentiating label.

Believe it or not, the "ifconfig" application is strongly...