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Hmm, vi should actually work.
But easier is
touch myfile
or
> myfile

you can forward the mail to any user you like by creating / populating $HOME/.forward

You can untar without the actual copy to host :

ssh user@host "cd /existing_folder_you_wish_to_untar_to && tar -xvf -" < mytar.tar


Regards
Peasant.

Hello big123456,

IMHO I think you are looking for grep -l option, since it will only print Filenames which have that specific text in them, try something like:


find /tmp/ -type f -exec grep...

Quick and dirty - do not use with file names with space or other special characters!
ls -lrt | grep " Dec 18 14:" | awk '{ print $NF }'
This gives the file names. You can use xargs to convert stdin...

man crontab yields (among others):

The "sixth" field (the rest of the line) specifies the command to be run. The entire command portion of the line, up to a newline or % character,
will be...

cio does (or would if it was set).


rw,cio,log=/dev/hd8

grep -vE 'ORA-16055|ORA-16401|ORA-16040|ORA-12154' myfile
egrep -ve 'ORA-16055|ORA-16401|ORA-16040|ORA-12154' myfile

yes, that's it

In sh/ksh/bash... you 'source' your parameter file like so:

##This is main script############
. myparameters.sh
command1
command2
.....
....

if ( grep ORA- mylogfile.log >/dev/null 2>&1 )
then
echo "subject : RMAN in Error " >> /appli/rap.txt
else
echo "subject : RMAN OK " >> /appli/rap.txt
fi

or use grep with option -q if...

The "mail" command creates workfiles in the directory /tmp . If your mail file is very large (in you case say 50 Mb) there will not be enough space in /tmp to carry out the mail file edit with the...

Either you have a typo missing the l (L) in mail, or you have most probably a different, similar sounding directory in /var where your mail files are being spooled in. For the second case, you have...

cp `ls -l | grep -v RINT | awk '{print $NF}' | xargs` test/