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Ok solved the rpc problem but still the box still doesnt seem to be shutting down:

# shutdown -y -i6 -g0

Shutdown started. Tue Oct 1 13:34:51 BST 2002

Changing to init state 6 - please...

I seem to have consistent problems shuting down whichever init state I use

basically I get the following errors messages followed by a return to the prompt

# shutdown -i6 -g0 -y

Shutdown...

Im trying to develop a shell script that will change the content order of the file.

For example I have a file that says
a
b
c
d

I want to change this to be
d
c
b
a

Im trying to use...

Im trying to set up a linux box (red hat) as an xserver desktop for solaris 2.6. On the solaris box I type:

export DISPLAY=hostname:5
xclock &

I then get the error message:

XLIB: connection...

Ok ive inherited a number of unix boxes who have drives mounted in different ways. Mostly the nfs filesystems are named in vfstab but some mount points for remote servers are not mentioned in vfs tab...

Does anyone know what steps I have to follow to move an A1000 between two E450's. Im running solaris 2.6

Can anyone tell me the syntax for starting Raid manager on a A1000?

What about for the statement that appends data to the end of the file?

sed "$a\\
PR_DbConfigEnd $FILENAME " <$FILENAME >$TMPFILENAME

I get the error message:

sed: command garbled: \

...

Cheers perdarbo. This seems to work.

What exactly is this doing? Are there any shortfalls?

How can I get the results of a find back without the pathname

for example if i do

find ../../ -name \*.sql

i dont want to see

directory/directory/filename.sql

I only want to see...

Ouch,

I get the error:
sed: command garbled: 1iEXEC PR_DbConfigStart 'test.txt', '10', 'DESCRIPTION'

when I try this.

Here is the script im using

#!/usr/bin/ksh
FILENAME=test2.txt...

Cool this seems to work. The problem I have now is that the string I am trying to insert contains the ' character which conflicts with the sed '1i\ line. Ordaniril they get ignored.

If I try to...

Does anyone know how to insert text at the top and bottom of a file using sed?

Does anyone know a way of grepping for a sentence. ie a series of words separated by spaces

Ive tried Grep "this is the sentance" filename without success.

Any ideas what else I could try?