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Evening...I acquired a SparcStation 2 today, and found to my surprise it has a Sun PC Accelerator 486/DX 25 card !!!
I dont suppose anyone would know where I could get the SunPC software (dont mind...

depending on the O/S....ed, sed, emacs, umeacs, jed, vim, awk, perl...
could you give us more info ?

Most UNIX/Linux have file ACL's these days. If you can tell us what O/S you are using we can advise you on their implementation of file Access Control Lists.

Thx.

are the disks the same geometry (make, model, size, etc) ?

In my experience there was a definite trend over the last 5-10 years of doing the documentation and similar chores after the design and development. In these days of "agile programming" developers...

Did you do an "svcadm clear" between disable and enable ? I was under the impression this was required to clear maintenance mode.

You set the array pointer to the beginning of the array, and then the while loop loops through until one of the array elements is "0". If the first element was "0" then "array_ptr - array" would be...

That may erroneously match files that contain the name "dir1" or "dir2"...

erm...I was under the impression that Solaris puts its syslog files in /var/adm...I thought only Linux used /var/log.
Check your /etc/syslog*.conf configuration file.

Cheers.

Hmmm... "od -c" ?

Hiya....there are some very general statements there, and we probably need to delve a bit more deeply. Can you first post the exact spec of the solaris machine you have ?
What version of Solaris?...

make > log 2>&1
if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; then
echo "Build failed"
cat log
fi

That doesnt seem to leave the double newline between records

Have you downloaded the IO::Tty package and installed it in your local library dir ?
Download the IO::Tty source, unpack it and go into the directory and type:

perl Makefile.PL...

Awk (and sed for that matter) never cease to amaze me...
I always write too much of a "program" when I do mine...

Couple of small issues - dont know if they're a problem.
Field separator of...

Well, if your interested anyway...
awk -F\| '{ for(i=1;i < NF;i++) { if(i > 1) printf("|"); printf("%s",$i); } print ""; }' infile

cut -d\| -f -12 infile

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Sorry...just noticed the title - does it have to be in awk ?

How about:
sed -e 's/$/\n/g' -e 's/:/\n/g' infile

find . -type d \( -name "dir1" -o -name "dir2" \) -prune -o -name "*.nc" -type f -exec gzip -v {} \;

Ah...the header info isnt quite right.
Compare them against one of the existing services that are in /etc/init.d
Make sure the name of the script and the "Provides" line is also correct.
An...

Hmmm...the header on the init.d/trac says startup on runlevel 2, but the list says it isnt. Do you need to re-run "insserv" ? That should read the header and make the desired changes

What does "chkconfig --list | grep trac" give you ?

I would use the example init.d scripts that come with trac (http://www.guyrutenberg.com/2008/06/04/start-trac-on-startup-initd-script-for-tracd/)
and one similar to this one for svn server...

My main job for the last 10 years or so is porting different low level security apps to UNIX platforms. AIX is almost always the "difficult" one. Everything is always implemented differently. I...

Yep...thats what my comment about "rpath" was about...If I remember you need -blibpath as well...

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