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Turn your computer into a digital radio alarm clock (http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=213&t=77603&p=459886)

both
--procfilt -p $(pidof mongod)
--procfilt $(pidof mongod) both seem to put out identical data...?

and most importantly, (I just noticed also)
collectl V3.6.0-1 (zlib:2.033,HiRes:1.972101)...

Mark:

I am looking for the cause or clue of what my clients reports as an issue for him.
He has an AWS Instance that was Ubu 9.04, so we upgraded his Instance to 12.04 LTS.
This cloning process...

Mark!

Your "style" in your options/switches suits me just fine. :)
So, the command I am now using hopefully that eliminates the 'extra' step is collectl --procfilt $(pidof mysqld) --dskopts z -sD...

you are twice as good.
1 for fast reply.
1 for working command.

Thank you very much.

Edit. Props for alternatives!

I have a sample file created with collectl that contains a targeted collection of the mysqld threads that are writing to raid0 up on AWS. The output collects what I want, but what I need is grep...

and from unix time to actual is date -d @1343314800

same disscussion over at https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/191615-how-remove-last-3-lines-many-files.html

ssh-keygen -f /some/$user/.ssh/user1-id_rsa -t rsa -N '' -q

is what I have been using.

user1-id_rsa can be whatever you need it to be.

or see...

and | sed -n '2p' works also.

My .bash_history only has 14K using

HISTCONTROL=ignoredups:ignorespace
HISTSIZE=30000
HISTFILESIZE=30000
export HISTTIMEFORMAT='%F %T '
export HISTIGNORE=' cd "`*: PROMPT_COMMAND=?*?'

migurus:

+1 and props for the heads up!

Solution is much simpler that I anticipated. Funny what 2 days away from the keyboard can do... :)

gta.sh (Grab That Apache)

grep -iq "CentOS"...

Thanks migurus:
I re-thought the process and got a solution for CentOS

### Set/force "uniqueness" of tar archive in a general way
TARDATE=$(date '+%m-%d-%Y.%s')

### Set the Apache conf and...

Hello unix.com Community:

I need help with writing a "common" script that can get the httpd installs by name and install directory|ies and tar.gz them up by name and point that tar operation to...

There's no _ in $prefix"config"?

Also, try
set -x under
#!/bin/bash

in your script and then run the script manually, you'll see tons of diagnostic "goodies" :)

echo \<\< > file.sh

Personally, I'd quote the string "TestCompany, Inc." in ConfigFile

HTH

www.rigacci.org/docs/biblio/offline/TLCL-09.12.pdf

A remote script that has a
chmod 0000 `basename $0` in it's body.

Might also need an "export HOME=/root" statement (if run as root, or other acceptable user.)

HTH

I just offered a solution on another forum not 1.5 hours ago. :)

terminal >
mysql -uroot -p <db_copy> < /path/to/file.sql

apt-get install debconf-utils

for starters.

debconf-get-selections | grep mysql

sudo dpkg-reconfigure <mysql-package>
to "reset" the mysql install password.

"Preseed" is the technical...

Thanks methyl:

the "cut -c9-21" seems to do the trick for now. :)

I also suspect that the /7 may have b0rked up the output.

Thanks methyl and admin_xor:

As usual "YMMV"... :)

anyway, does this make any difference?

+ temp=$'Microsoft-IIS/7.5\r'

the \r is what stands out...

JJ

Edit:

I also tried
......

admin_xor;

"echo always returns zero" is the rule I was looking for, when I couldn't even think of it!
I have implemented your suggested code, but...