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Hi,

I think this issue should be posted in a backup box, but there wasn't .


We have an issue that we made a backup on a DLT7000 tape using tar. Ones we check using : tar tvf /dev/rmt/0
It...

Does : /usr/sbin/platform/sun4u/prtdiag -v
not show you the id. I am not behind a Sun terminal, so I can't check. Also the location is a "somewhere there".


Even "eeprom" should allow you to...

Hi Perderabo / Oombera,

Thanks for your help and very detailed explanation !!

There was one thing that hit my attention :



quote:...

Hi,

T think this is a question for Perderabo.
If you think you know the answer you must be very good ! :)

Most of us know how the make the <backspace> key backspace a character.
Now how do I...

Hi Murali,

my remark was ment as a sort of joke as well.
However, he remains the master !

Next time I will add some extra :) :) :) :) It clarifies the feeling behind a word.

Perderabo,
...

Uuuh, mister Manduva.

Perderabo is not a "Dude", but as he shows a master.
Try to be polite and respectfull.

Thanks Perderabo.
netstat -a does show you the process where you can grep for...

http://bama.ua.edu/cgi-bin/man-cgi?picld+1M

netstat -a

uadmin 2 0
or
uadmin 0 2

I can't remember the right one. One is failing the other one not :)

Hope you have this command for your OS, Sun at least works ok.


Regs David

Hi,

I think you need a little more than just a line.

var=`tar tvf /dev/rtp grep -l ./CTA |wc -l`
echo 'Number of records inside CTA --> $var'

On it's trun you can redirect this again to...

Hi,

Looking at your script we can find out you use tar. Unfortunetly I do not know the device /dev/rpt However, I think you can do a "mt rewind" and then a "tar tvf /dev/rpt | wc -l"

If you do...

google.com again is a very great tool. Try to use it ones:

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?admit=716493758+1071148558066+28353475&threadId=7099

Regs David

Hi,

Counting lines inside a file and counting lines inside a file on tape are two different thing.

First of all, if you have a plain text-file you can do this using "wc -l"

F.E. : cat...

Hi,

ConfigProvider is a Java thing. Look it up in google.com and you'll find out. Some more research might maybe also lead you to the exact error for your local (C)

Regs David

There is a good man-page for your question :

man sort

It does it all :)


Regs David

Hi Dharmesh,

Still if you will ever find a file that contains the CTRL + m characters there is a very easy way to get rid of them. They have been mention many times here on the forums.

The way...

Hi Optimus,

No, I just have this script in my path (mailform). Whenever I want to send an e-mail from inside a script or what ever I just type :

mailform "my@emailadres" "This is my Subject"...

for i in `rsh $server "ls /rep1/"`
do
rcp /rep1/${i} mycomefromserver:/path/to-dir/${server}-${i}
done

Regs David

Hhhm, familiar thread Perderabo :)

Nice to be back!

Hi,

Looks like a corrupted passwd entry.
I'dd check your passwd for any errors. Note that the root-entry should always be the first entry of your passwd-file.

the command pwconv should...

Hi,

This looks a lot to me, however yes it looses or wins time.
This is not unique for Unix servers, all servers do this. You have xntpd or rdate for this.
Most companies have an ntp-clock or...

Hi Suresh,

I had the same problem. Now after some reconfig I re-wrote an excisting script. This is what I re-use for each program that needs to mail something.
Hope you understand it a little,...

If you mean the change of summertime into Wintertime, yes it should be done automaticly.

Else, please try to be some more specific.


Regs David

Hhhm, as no-one comes with an answer I'll give it myself :)

No, there are multiple forums and I got this answer from another one :

The problem is that my script uses <STDIN> as it wanted a...

Hi,

What you are showing now with "last -n 10" is that lot's of users were logged in, but now anymore. It displays starting-time and time of logout. between the "(" it shows the total time they...