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chuser rlogin='false' root

you could put you script in "/etc/rc2.d" directory
and the script name start with S ,such as S97...

in aix
use lslpp

inter pro 100 could be install in 5.0.4
maybe you will download new drive

change the number in the file /etc/default/idleout

i dont understand what you want to do
you can use telnet or terminal emulation to crontrol
unix from win

you could copy one .profile from another user or edit new one

vi /etc/passwd
change the user's id to 0

d---rwx--- 2 bin cron 112 Dec 30 1998 ./
d---r-x--- 4 bin cron 64 Sep 10 1994 ../

ls -ld /usr/spool/cron/crontabs
you have no read permission in the directory

DFR=`df yourfilesystem |grep -v Filesystem |awk '{print $4}'`
if [ $DFR > "90% ]
then
....
else
...
fi

cd /usr/spool/cron/crontabs
chmod 660 root
then try it again

check the file /usr/spool/cron/crontabs/root

IF YOU USE SCO ,YOU COULD USE SCOADMIN TO ADD USER
IF USE AIX ,YOU COULD USE MKUSE OR SMIT TO ADD USER

do you have the write permission on the nfs ?

you could EXEC the Stored Proc like this
sqlplus user/userpwd < /yourhomedirectory/your.sql

sh yourshell.sh |tee -a /tmp/display.lst