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I recall making one in windows to get my macro containing template accepted quietly. Googling, I see I may have figured this out before. AIX may be using essentially the same code as open_ssl...

To repeat.
Maybe somebody on this board can post a sample one from RHEL if the O/P is away from the terminal.

Another fundamental of unix Bourne Shell scripting:

if [ condition ]
then
#do something
fi

I'm becoming more sarcastic by the minute. (Big smile on face and no vitriol intended).
...

The problem isn't the * symbols. The problem is that you're not following the syntax, at all.

If statements work like this:

if SOMETHING
then
...
else
...
fi

Case statements work like...

Usual requests.
Please post sample output from "uname -n" for your variety of servers.

General answer:
case "<variable_to_test>" in
"value1")
# commands
...

Is this the entire script? If so, I don't see the end of the case statement:


case

code

esac

It's simple enough!!

Hope you get the idea from here:


#!/usr/bin/ksh

lsldap -a passwd testuser
ret=$?

if [ $ret -ne 0 ]; then
echo `uname -n`","`uname -o` >>/tmp/no.xml
else
...

Use the ldap client command to bind as a user. If the command fails, you should
get nonzero exit code. If it succeeds, you should get
a zero exit code. If you can confirm this, you just
put the...

AIX 5.3 is old. It drops off the support matrix 30 April 2012.
People here often prefer to try a command before posting.

LDAP with AIX is mentioned sometimes on this board but you may need to...