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aladdin:

In case this task is critical, you may want to be aware that, since find is called twice, it's possible for a file to be moved without being gzip'd. It could happen if a file crosses the...

The + is an efficient alternative to the \;
The + collects arguments like xargs, so runs the external command (e.g. gzip) less often.
The + works well in Solaris; might not work properly on other...

An improvement attempt
find /opt/redknee/product/cps/dump/ -type f -mtime +3 -exec gzip {} +; find /opt/redknee/product/cps/dump/ -type f -mtime +3 -exec mv {}...

You line of code has problems. If there are odd characters in file names ex:spaces tabs or '\n' it will screw up the result of find and cause your mv to interpret /dump as the name to use as a...

I would not trust either one of those without extensive testing.

Or as jlliagre (https://www.unix.com/members/302033658.html) posted, restore from the backups that exist if this truly is important...

and I agree with dude2cool, ufsdump/ufsrestore should properly handle the endianness change.

By the way, ZFS, while storing its data in the current endianness, can be mounted and used by a machine...

Yes indeed I agree with jlliagre

UFS is architecture (endianness precisely) dependent. You need to backup/restore using a generic archive format to achieve what you want.

I think you may have to resort to ufsdump combined with ufsrestore to handle this. Test it out before touching production data :).

If you were using veritas FS with CDS(Cross-platform Data...

mail/mailx is a MUA - mail user agent
sendmail is a MTA - mail transfer agent

is the sendmail daemon running on your system?