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An x4150 is an x86 based system, so it most likely comes with a video card. Most install scripts set the system to boot to its video console, in which case there is no output on...

This might be a simple referencing issue, perhaps the shell is looking for an array called 'var' rather than your variable's value. Have you tried to explicitly dereference 'var'? :

print...

If I understand this correctly, you're looking for a way to make sure that the rsync completes successfully before moving on to the rest of your script. bash would allow you to do this with the '&&'...

I'm sure its not this easy, but is it a direct cut and paste of your code?


nawk -v pat="\}\"\'\."'


It looks like the last single quote is out of place...


nawk -v pat="\}\"\'\."

Not sure how find behaves in AIX (or if this counts as a "script"), but...

RESULTS = `find ./FILE/INB/INT[1-4] -type f | wc -l`
if [ $RESULTS gt 0 ] ; then
echo "There are $RESULTS files"...

Isn't this the "preferred" way of doing arithmetic in ksh and bash? I recall reading that it doesn't spawn a new shell like expr and bc.