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are both the unix box are of same flavor, i mean redhat linux, suse like that. ?

Could you please let us know what exactly are you trying to do ?

- nilesh

if you have other system as unix, you can configure nfs on master box( year 98) and mount that nfs partition on other system and copy data locally after mounting.

you can also use scp, rsync...

try using 'read'

- nilesh

there are different editors which can be used to open file like vi, emac etc

umask value can be change.
umask {new value}

for example.
umask 222

- nilesh

file {filename}

This way you can get them on the seperate line.
grep -B 1 -i SIP forum.txt | sed -e 's/<value>//g' -e 's/<key>//g' -e 's/<\/value>//g' -e 's/<\/key>//g'

- nilesh

check entries or values?

You need to do lots of customization. By defalut system gives you read access of most of the directories/files. You can try creating chroot like environment.

- nilesh

You can use mrtg with snmp to graph that data.

- nilesh

what output are you getting ?

It seems both script can write into file.
Are you sure about redirect operator? Use >> redirect operator n try.

- nilesh

Did you try same command on command line with same user?
Does your file have write permission ?

- nilesh

try jdgraph. Do you have any specific requirement?

- nilesh

1. Did you check logs why its not running?
2. Are those script executable?
3. You can also try putting them into your bash_profile.
4. Are you using any environment variable, if yes you have to...

Have you try diff and cmp commands ?

- nilesh

how do you start your program?
did you try puting your script in /etc/rc.local ?

- nilesh

Could you please paste error, in case you are getting any ? which os?

- nilesh

cat log.file | grep -B 5 "Jan 17"
This will print below 5 lines of the search.

-nilesh

You can grep for "Jan 17".

Yes it is variable and display you list of command line arguments passed.
create a script, with echo statement in it.


and then run script.
sh test.sh 1 2 4

It should display arguments,

if update.sh is specified present in any of the standard binary path like /bin, /sbin, /use/bin, you can directly use it.

And if update.sh is not present in any of the binary location you have to...

Use tripwire.

- nilesh

Are you doing it to keep backup of these directories/files?
tar -czvvf backup.tgz /var/www/logs/ /var/www/zones/ /var/www/messages

Above command wont harm /var/www/logs/ /var/www/zones/ ...