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Try ssh and expect. Search on google and you will find expect code or scripts to pass interactions via ssh.
Here is an example:
bash - automating install.sh script using an expect script - Stack...

Here is some information from Host/Target specific installation notes for GCC - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF) (http://gcc.gnu.org/install/specific.html)

"AIX 4.3 utilizes a “large...

Post output from the below, don't forget the ending "." (dot) after hello test string.


$ /usr/lib/sendmail -vvt
To:<here specify the user you want to send mail to>
Hello test
.

If you have the install media, they should be already added as a repository for you during the install. Post output from below:

urpmq --list-media

If you see your media listed above, you should...

Read here (not saying you should not ask questions, but google is your friend, always search first. Took me less than a second to find the below) :)

bash: clear: command not found...

are you on redhat/centOS? if you do you have SELinux enabled? If so disable it and try if things work for you. Not saying you should perma-disable SeLinux, but just for troubleshooting.

Also you...

Try this:

ssh -l user remote-address "your-command 2>&1 &"

I am assuming an external USB drive? If so, check if your BIOS supports booting from a USB drive. If it does, there should not be an issue installing it on an external USB drive and booting from it.

Maybe there is an easier/better/efficient way to do this. For the moment, try this:


grep -v `head -1 /tmp/test` /tmp/test

Here is the output:



my /tmp/test has the following lines:

What about adding an echo "This is the line $line"

for line in `cat file.txt`;
do
echo "This is the line $line"
snmpget $line
echo "-------------------------"
done

PS:- Oops, I think...

What do you mean more than 100%? Can you post output from prstat -t and -a?

Maybe this will help (but just realized you may be having issue just with sa21 file, so the below URL may not help in your case)

SUMMARY: sar not working in Solaris 9 on V880 or V240...

So you have a script that spits out a prompt for user to enter yes or no. You want to automate this via expect, so that the responses can be passed onto this script? right?

if so, consider this...

grep w$'\xC3\xBC'rzburger /tmp/2
würzburger

cat /tmp/2:

wcrzburger
würzburger
wcrzburger

So you have around 6.5 Gig in / which is where your /tmp is. So you are running out of space doing sort.

Is there any other free space on your hard disk that you can use? If you so, use the -T...

Why write a script when this can be done via a command:


paste -d "\n" /tmp/f1 /tmp/f2 /tmp/f3

And here is the output from above:

The sky is blue
aaaaaaaaa
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
The earth...

Why the prejudice towards for? :)

The while loop as suggested by frank is an excellent suggestion.

Read the below, maybe it will help you see the reason:

DontReadLinesWithFor - Greg's Wiki...

I think ctsgnb already mentioned this in his post, but try to see if the sort on your OS, support the "-T" option.
Also post output from df -k /tmp. Looks like you are running out of space in /tmp....

This looks like a good thread to start. Hope this helps:

Deleting files older than 14 days using Batch file script - Dev Shed...

so assuming you want to spool the files from a SQL DB in unicode, (disclaimer:am no sql expert, found this on the interweb, so YMMV). Try this. Set this in your shell and try spooling the files. Also...

Does not look like you have a nfs server running. I am assuming you have a nfsserver running and you want to find what version?

Post output from:

svcs -a | grep nfs

Check:

cat /etc/default/nfs

also, rpcinfo -p localhost should list out the version information in the second column. By default since NFS version 4 will answer to lower version clients, so in...

Try this and you will know what it does :)

echo "/ab/abc/abcd"| sed 's,/.*/,,'

For man, here you go:

https://www.unix.com/aix/160182-preventing-screen-redraw-when-more-exits.html

try gzip -l file.gz

From man gzip: