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Hi,

Having a quick look, if you use the -f switch. Then I think that /usr/bin/expect -f ${expect_commands_file} is what is expected.

If you create an expect script starting #!/usr/bin/expect...

Hi,

I do this using two quickly hacked together scripts as follows - please bear in mind that these scripts are running on Solaris 11 and things are done this way to avoid a problem. But the...

i couldn't find it on my phone yesterday, but here is the thread I was referring to: https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/274308-mailx-attachment-html-content.html#neo-top

you are missing a final boundary line.
you should be able to find a workable solution if you search 'sendmail' and restrict the output to my posts.

Hi,

The VM hosting WP2 would be the prime suspect then, although without being able to have a look at timings and routes that will be difficult to prove.

I think that you might have to start at...

Hi,

I think I would start with some basics here assuming that the IP's are different, you could try;


Ping the IP Addresses from your work station, check that they are around the same.
Ping...

On a client on which WP2 loads "super-slow" what happens if you put WP2's IP address in the URL instead of its hostname? Let's prove that the slowness is not a problem in resolving the name.
...

How to debug problems like this
steps:
cd /path/to/files
# are we in the right directory?
pwd
# filename to find is ABC_DEFGH*
ls -l ABC_DEFGH* |tail -1
# if all of this works out correctly...

If you do not use $LIST elsewhere you can do

. . .
OUTPUT=/tmp/output.txt
. . .

for FILE in POM*
do
[ -f "$FILE" ] || continue
awk -F"," '{ if (NF > 14) { print FILENAME" line:> "...

If the dir could contain thousands of files, DK* might break someday. You can also get rid of that uniq.

ls | grep "^DK" | xargs awk -F, '(NF != 14) && !(FILENAME in A) { print FILENAME ;...

Unfortunately, my awk doesn't provide the nextfile command, so we need the additional uniq. Try
awk 'NF != 14 {print FILENAME}' FS=, DK* | uniq | /usr/bin/mailx -s"Graftons Files that might cause...

Two comments in case you are still runnig Solaris 10:

- never use #!/bin/sh under Solaris 10 and older, use ksh (or bash).

- never use awk under Solaris 10 and older, use nawk.

I don't really know awk, but you will probably want something like

awk -F, 'BEGIN {nrecs=0;} {if (NF > nrecs) { nrecs = NF; } } END {print nrecs; }' $FILE

That might not be syntactically...

First question: Do all the files contain multiple lines, or just one line per file? If the former, must all the lines comply with the number of commas?

Assuming the latter, this might be a little...

You are doing this on Solaris? Are you using /bin/sh, /bin/ksh or /bin/bash?
I assume $ZONE contains, eg, /newpool/server1 and you want it to appear as server1.
In /bin/sh, as it looks like a...

First off, the root user if it is enabled as a user and not a role can see the directories of all the non-global zone, from the global zone. From the global zone the directory zones can have many...

I assume that when you say you tried the '-s' switch you actually mean '-S'.

zlogin can read from stdin, that is the loop's stdin, in competition with the read comand.
Unless redirected like this
</dev/null zlogin "$ZONE" crontab -l | grep "/shutdown" >> $MSG

grep /shutdown /zones/*/root/var/spool/cron/crontabs/rootYou can access the files in a zone's filesystems directly from the global zone in "/zones/[ZONENAME]/root"

When you say that it doesn't work, do you get an error message?

Since you are using 'root' credentials (and not specifying a userid) have you tried using the '-S' safe login switch and, if so, did...