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Can you please let me know a clear step by step procedure link/doc for an effective full backup and recovery procedure for a Redhat server with 2.6.34.9-69.fc13.x86_64 ?

Thanks in advance.

I...

Hi - Thanks for the link. I made some research as well. Actually I implemented a program that works pretty good but some for some commands it is not properly working, perhaps not the right packages....

Hello guys - do you have any sample program implementing UNIX commands in an interpreter with Java? I can look up the simple ones such "ls" etc and then write my own commands.

I would appreciate...

Hi Again,

I used nawk and got it working...I think gawk is not installed in my server. However, counts per variables like Accept, Reject did not work. I was also not bale to print the date stamp...

I am sorry to keep asking questions ... I have put that in a script and ran. One thing is number of occurances did not print. and date was not working...i removed that part. Is there a way to print "...

Hi again, I added the following it works partially what I was looking for:

#!/usr/bin/awk -f
#!/usr/bin/nawk -f
#!/usr/bin/mawk -f
#!/usr/bin/gawk -f

output was:

uid=aabbcc
Accept: #...

I appreciate for very fast response; I had tried the same as code above but it was the same error...I am unsure why it is bailing out at the 1st line...and syntax error..

awk: syntax error near...

I appreciate for the response. I tried as you suggested on solaris but getting the error:
i used it as

awk -f a.awk a.txt > a.out

awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: bailing out near line 1
...

Hello everyone,

By any chance, anyone has a script (shell) that I can modify for the following:

I have daily log files and they look like:

Accept aabbcc [02/Jun/2008:10:34:36 -0600]...

I Get "Label too long: " error ...any idea? This was on SOlaris machine...

mmmm if i understood correctly, VAR1, VAR2 .. etc are uid's ....but there are so many of them in a txt file. Is there a way I can get the txt running against the ldif to check all uids ? Thanks...

Hi - please see below ... so far could not make it working :-(
Thanks for the help.

###########################################
#!/bin/sh
# uid.sh

while read v2.txt test.ldif
do
case...

when I combined 2 scripts recevied error below...can you please tell me what am I doing wrong ? I used for N v2.txt and M test.ldif ...

./uid.sh | uid2.sh next-uid
./uid.sh: v2.txt: is not an...

let me work on it, I will post a msg as soon as possible...I appreciate for your help.

Hi - thanks for the input:

THe user file looks like ( a chunk of it ):

060606ab
12345678910
110maryland
123thebestfather
1superman1
22221111333_1234567

And the ldif file ( a section of...

Hello guys, I would appreciate if someone can help me for this task:

I have a large txt file that contains lots of user ids in different format. I need to run this against a database output ldif...

Hello all, and I appreciate for the help...

Previously I asked similar questions but with a different requirement now...Can someone please help me to print cquestion and its value by passing...

Could anyone please help me to pass a parameter 'cquestion' to extract data from a txt file from this code ? I really appreciate. I wanted to print cquestions when needed because the txt file can be...

I do appreciate for the script...If possible would you also let me know how I can pass the paremeter for cquestion ? For example there may be many different questions and I would like print for...

Hi cfa - I tested that awk - works great! Thank you so much. I was wondering if there is a way you may know to use sed or perl ? I really apprecaite for the help.

Hi again, I appreciate for looking at my question. The answer is yes. I would like to see and print cquestion, and whenever it finds cquestion then it goes back and find the dn value for that...

Hello guys,

I would appreciate if someone can help me to write a shell script using sed. From a larget text file I need to print a fixed value of a word. In another words whenever it finds that...