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Here , a little easier,
at your unix prompt:

host> cd /usr/bin
host> ls -l | grep GET

Yes, the equivalent is g4u. Go to http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/. This is an easy system "cloning" tool and it worked great. It is free for private users and non-military/related commericial users. You...

Try kickstart for Linux
and jumpstart with Flash image of the whole system (check /usr/sbin/flarcreate) for Solaris

You don't have to un-encrypt the script - just execute it.

I need help to write a script and it will execute on Saturday of the last week of every month.
For example : 09/30/2006 is the last Saturday on Sept. 2006
08/26/2006 is the...

You right, I jump into conclusion too fast.. However, just put in the whole path if chmod does not work.

Be carefull when you use "." to hide the file. "." has feature called self-autoexecution. It will automatically execute when you login. - Just FYI.

Based on the error message: error: " /bin/sh: /usr/bin/GET: Permission denied ".

Crontab interprete GET as a unix command and run a which on GET. However, GET does not exist, I believe on any...

I think remsh perform the remote execution better than ssh.

remsh <servername> -n <command>

All version of vi. I have been using this feature for more than 15 years. Check your man page first on vi:

-x Encryption option. When used, vi simulates the X com-
mand of ex and...

user vi -x to create the file then you have to provide an encription key (password) to read it..