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Forum: AIX 07-22-2011
4,598
Posted By johnf
IBM Website
A last word of warning. The IBM website is in a constant state of flux. Some links which worked yesterday might not work tomorrow! This is a constant state of annoyance for all who work with AIX,...
Forum: AIX 07-14-2011
3,411
Posted By kah00na
Also, when you reference files like...
Also, when you reference files like "logfile.out", be sure to use a relative path, like "./logfile.out", or a fully qualified path, like "/app/bin/logfile.out". That is just good scripting practice.
Forum: AIX 07-14-2011
5,310
Posted By Corona688
at is for discrete events, cron is for repeating...
at is for discrete events, cron is for repeating ones.
Forum: AIX 07-14-2011
3,411
Posted By Vit0_Corleone
try this
try this
Forum: AIX 06-17-2011
13,674
Posted By h@foorsa.biz
@samsungsamsung refer to this general guide...
@samsungsamsung
refer to this general guide (https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=isg3T1000444&wv=1)
Forum: AIX 06-17-2011
13,674
Posted By juredd1
I started to tell you what I did to disable it on...
I started to tell you what I did to disable it on two of my nodes but that was about 4-5 years ago. I figure things have probably changed a bit since then. So I found this link that will give you...
Forum: AIX 06-16-2011
8,725
Posted By zxmaus
Hi, check errpt if you were maybe running...
Hi,

check errpt if you were maybe running out of pagingspace of if you exceeded the maximum allowed pinned pages.

If you are running a cluster, it may be the cluster software or application...
Forum: AIX 06-16-2011
8,725
Posted By bakunin
Start with inspecting the crontabs. ...
Start with inspecting the crontabs.



Consult the man page of "cron" and "crontab" for details.

I hope this helps.

bakunin
Forum: AIX 06-15-2011
1,649
Posted By kaancerit
Aix6.1, 04 technology level, 01 maintenance level...
Aix6.1, 04 technology level, 01 maintenance level (servicepack)
you can find latest level on following link,
http: www-933.ibm. com/support/fixcentral/
Forum: AIX 06-06-2011
12,224
Posted By bakunin
use "what" to get the version code. See man what ...
use "what" to get the version code. See man what

what $(which tar)

I hope this helps.

bakunin
Forum: AIX 06-02-2011
12,407
Posted By bakunin
I would like to expand a bit on what johnf has...
I would like to expand a bit on what johnf has already explained, maybe we can sort it out this way:

If we talk about virtualisation we usually understand it the way it is done in i.e. Linux: you...
Forum: AIX 06-02-2011
12,407
Posted By johnf
IBM / AIX virtualisation means more than you are...
IBM / AIX virtualisation means more than you are assuming. In the true virtualised environment a system will have a pair (or quad) Virtual I/O servers (VIO server). This effectively virtualises the...
Forum: AIX 06-01-2011
3,017
Posted By Corona688
Many old implementations of tar have an...
Many old implementations of tar have an 8-gigabyte limit for individual files. If you have or can get GNU tar, it doesn't have this limit. Neither does pax, the POSIX standard modern archiver, but...
Forum: AIX 05-31-2011
2,644
Posted By bartus11
Try:lspv | awk '{s="bootinfo -s "$1;s|getline...
Try:lspv | awk '{s="bootinfo -s "$1;s|getline x;sum+=x}END{printf "%.2fGB\n",sum/1024}'
Forum: AIX 05-09-2011
44,775
Posted By bartus11
Create script like this: #!/bin/sh find...
Create script like this: #!/bin/sh
find /usr/sap/SAPXI/extract -type f -mtime +14 -exec rm {} \;
Forum: AIX 05-05-2011
6,993
Posted By purdym
unset />oslevel 5.3.0.0 />export...
unset

/>oslevel
5.3.0.0

/>export MQSI_USER_EXIT_PATH64=/opt/IBM/ITM/aix513/d4/KD4/config/wmb61/lib
/>print $MQSI_USER_EXIT_PATH64
/opt/IBM/ITM/aix513/d4/KD4/config/wmb61/lib
/>unset...
Forum: AIX 03-23-2011
9,954
Posted By dukessd
The RS6000 / P Series / System P / AIX platform...
The RS6000 / P Series / System P / AIX platform is much bigger than the old AS400 / i platform these days.

Although the hardware is now common and just referred to as Power the number of AIX...
Forum: AIX 03-01-2011
17,317
Posted By federico1636
I think that you are talking about aix LVM and...
I think that you are talking about aix LVM and HACMP

Filesystem on AIX 's LVM can always be extended online.
If you are using Aix's LVM fstype will be jfs or jfs2 and you can check it with the...
Forum: AIX 02-24-2011
21,820
Posted By Rajesh_Apple
it will not effect any other services.you can...
it will not effect any other services.you can proceed .
Forum: AIX 02-24-2011
21,820
Posted By frank_rizzo
you can do it. it will not harm anything....
you can do it. it will not harm anything. /etc/services is just a file to map ports/service names/protocols.
Forum: AIX 02-22-2011
21,820
Posted By ross.mather
There is a pre-requisite for running SAP that you...
There is a pre-requisite for running SAP that you need to disable a large number of ports in the /etc/services file before installing the SAP application.

Services 32xx, 33xx 36xx 48xx need to...
Forum: AIX 02-21-2011
21,820
Posted By zaxxon
If there is not already a service running at this...
If there is not already a service running at this port, you will have no problem. You can check with netstat -an| grep "\.3602" if one is currently up. But usually the /etc/services is just prepared...
Forum: AIX 01-27-2011
24,948
Posted By zaxxon
So what do you think would be adequate? If there...
So what do you think would be adequate? If there is a package missing why not install it? What is not clear from the message?
Forum: AIX 01-16-2011
30,565
Posted By Corona688
stumbled upon this bug...
stumbled upon this bug (http://lists.mindrot.org/pipermail/openssh-bugs/2007-February/005352.html) which notes there is a "rlogin=false" setting AIX can enforce on certain users.
Forum: AIX 12-05-2010
3,666
Posted By zxmaus
Hi, lpp = licensed program product - a...
Hi,

lpp = licensed program product - a fileset, can be listed using lslpp or lslpp_r -R commands
bff = backup file format - native / default AIX package, can contain one to many filesets - AIX OS...
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