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I was going to rebuke RTM for saying it costs $20 to download... but sure enough, there it is in black and white :D ah well... mores the pity. Grab the Solaris 8 x86 binary, burn it to disk, and pop...

`ifconfig` will give you any details you want (`ifconfig -a`)... or you might be able to grab it from your /etc/hosts file...

grep `hostname` /etc/hosts |awk '{print $1}'

I do beleive only root can write to a filesystem over 90% full.

As a user account you will be unable to create a file.

Are you creating the file as root?

Here's an example. Script A and script B. Script A is set with 4755 "root : other" permissions, script B is set with 100 "root : other" permissions:

-rwsr-xr-x 1 root other 123 Mar...

Should have asked this basic question first. Have you tried shutting down oracle and apache for a time, then test the connection?

That will more clearly define if it's a system resource issue, or...

Man, I can tell this post is gonna be long already ;)

:p :p Disclaimer :p :p These are only suggestions for research, and should be tested in a development environment... as everything should......

Yeah, that's always a tricky one...

You can create a wrapper script for your original script with setuid permissions.

Ie: wrapperscript.sh has 4755 permissions and your readme.sh script has 111...

This will move files by month, and will only work if there is no white-space in the file's name.

ls -go |sed '/^d/ d' |awk '{ if ( $4 == "Feb" ) print $7 } |xargs -i mv {} /home/abd/FILESFEB_01/
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