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I tried to compile php and integrate it into apache on solaris.
It compiled ok and I created a package. If I install it on a system that has the libpng from sunfreeware, it wants to use that...

I am running a perl script that generates an excel doc and then emails it as an attachment. I can generate the excel file fine. I can scp it from the box and open it with no problems. When I send it...

In Solaris 10, zfs has some compression attributes that I have never experimented with. You can try to take a look at that.

The setting of the log variable line will give you an error using the `.
The rest looks ok. I would change would be the redirects on your log files. If you want a new log file everyday, then you...

Oh yeah, that is what I meant. :D

You can use pkgrm to remove patches.
You can see all your patches you applied by running ls -lart /var/sadm/patch. Make sure you remove them in the reverse order.

testSSH()
{
ssh -1 infra@dev1cas ls &
}
PARENT=$$
echo $PARENT
eval `testSSH` &
sleep 4s
SSHID=`ps | grep $PARENT|grep ssh|awk {'print $2'}`
echo $SSHID
kill -9 $SSHID
testSSH
sleep 2s...

What I do when I have cron issues:

1. Make sure the cron process is running
2. Does the user have any mail that has the output of the script in it?
3. Try to run the script manually
4. ...

Domain configuration is performed on the main SSP. Are you trying to create a domain or change what boards are in a domain?
If you are trying to create a domain, you can check out Creating E10K...

On Solaris, the PID is the second column from the ps -ef output. You can do a man on ps to verify it is the process id.

The Process ID. I usually use the command who to find see what terminal my other user is logged in on and then do a ps and grep for that terminal. Then you can kill the user's shell.

who
ps...

You can kill the pid that corresponds to the shell that the hung ID is using.

What is a good way to iterate through a variable that has values seperated by a comma?
I thought about converting the commas to spaces, but that sounds inefficent to me. I am using KSH for my shell...

Can you do it based upon modification time instead of filename?

The below will remove all files in <dir> that have not been modified in the past 14 days.
find <dir> -mtime +14 -exec rm -f {} \;

I am trying to run a sed command within a script to edit a file.

I am trying to put the value of MYUSER into the sshd_config file.
Instead of putting the value of the variable, MYUSER, it puts in...

ssh <remotehost> '<remote script>'
MYVAR=`echo $?` (back single quotes)