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You could intercept the command and insert your own script perhaps. If you have a new directory called /usr/sbin/secure and move the real executables in there, your script to replace them could be...

More specifically, to allow us to help you to create regular expression syntax and a script:

file2 variable will expand to multiple values (file names from directory specified)

It cannot be used in if [ -f $file2 ] .. , the error will be to many arguments (it expects one not a list of...

man passwd:

Aia and rbatte1 are right there is missing / near shebang :b:

Try with #!/bin/bash instead.

You may need to give the full path to the mail command to.




Robin

With cron jobs the best practice is to write everything as absolute path.

watch the missing `/' in #!/bin/bash

There's a few ways to do what you're trying to. You might want to read through the System Admin Guide: Security. It's long, but worth it.

System Administration Guide: Security Services...

Solaris doesn't do much, but sendmail comes standard, if you are using sendmail then:
/etc/mail/aliases (as you found)
$HOME/.forward
$HOME/.procmailrc
/etc/.procmailrc
find / -type f -name...

Try doing this:
svccfg export svc:/application/database/postgresql > postgres.xml
Edit postgres.xml and add another <instance></instance> stanza after last </instance> tag, containing parameters...

Yes, see this page:

Man Page for su (OpenSolaris Section 1m) - The UNIX and Linux Forums (https://www.unix.com/man-page/OpenSolaris/1m/su/)

su - become superuser or another user

Note that unix commands are in lower carriage. The su - root command starts a new Shell and executes root's profile . Without the - it doesn't. This is described at length in man su.