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istat <filename> returns following result

Inode 1784 on device 10/4 File
Protection: rw-r--r--
Owner: 0(root) Group: 0(system)
Link...

xlC will be already there in the AIX.

Do

lslpp -l | grep xlC

And see what you get.

You probably need to set PATH of xlC so that compiler where the lib is located.

There could be some program/script accessing this account using a wrong password... It will increase the failed login counts and the account gets locked out

As a quick solution, do
$ TMOUT=

After you log in

Or add this into your .profile

Ask your system administrator if there SSH enabled in server. If it is enabled you can use a SSH client PuTTy and connect to the server.

If SSH is not availabled, then the telnet should be...

May be ssh is not enabled in the server... may be only the telnet.. is port 23 working? telnet host

Checked with IBM. It's not a good idea.

Guys,

Is it possible to install two different xlC runtimes on the same LPAR.

I have to run DB2 9.5 and an application in the same LPAR. DB2 9.5 requires xlC 9 but the application will only run...

Your question doesn't say anything about what you exactly doing... You need to be specific in asking questions...

"Couldn't load SO" means one/some of the libraries reuired by you "some"...

Try nmon and capture the system stats using it. It provides very detailed and Excel Ready log files. Get a baseline of your first.

NMON will have Processor, memory, disk, IO and almost everything...

I had this problem before, I remember. And yes, this is the way you fix it basically...

Fault Monitor processes is not required in normal cases. you can disable fm as the method specified in this...

It's your LDAP DB2 instance is using so much.. thats kind of strange... hw many DB instances you have? You can use:

$DB2_INSTALL_DIR/instance/db2ilist

to find the instances..

How many db2...

Thanks for the points and really good. I think I need to go back to Application Developers to see if they can rotate the logs cleanly...

The approach you had mentioned (using the crontab) is...

Thanks for response.

Expand FS means increasing the size of the mount?

Any idea why the log file size becomes 0 immediately I executed ">" operation ($ > a.log) and the file size resets to...

AIX 5.3 / KSH

I have a Java application which creates a log file a.log. I have a KSH script which does the following action


cp a.log /directory2/b.log
> a.log


After this the file size...

100% agreeing to it. This is like a legacy application running in production and don't have a way to alter it. Otherwise I would prefer a log rotation kind of mechanism which creates new log file...

Age 79/Helper, Thanks for response. Both the ideas suggested gone in my mind already, especially the Age79 approach.

However, what I'm concerned is that If I do

mv $i
touch $i

This may have...

Need some fine tuning advice:

I have a KSH programs croned to execute once a day. Which basically does the following simple operation:

for i in `ls`
do
cp $i $i.backup
>$i
gzip $i.backup...

I have an architecture as below

<> [Firewall] <> [Proxy server running squid]

There is a program in the AIX server which sends SMS to the internet, by sending HTTP request to the SMS...

ls -l --full-time is not working however. Is the precision configurable? I mean somewhere in the /etc ?

Is there a command (like ls -l) to get the file time stamp including seconds? The ls -l gives only the HH:MM, No SS

I don't have a C compiler to call stat()
I don't a command like stat too.
...

echo $string1 | grep -c $string2

You mean you are copying outputs from the screen to an excel file?

You can format your outputs in CSV format (like lorcan suggested) and redirect the script out to a file say,

$ sh...

Thanks all.

I got the stuff worked. This was my first posting in unix.com. I just loved you people.

Thanks again.

Hi, I'm very new to scripting.


grep $s $filename | awk '{print $2}' | cut -c 1-8

How can I optimize this using a single awk?

I tried:
awk '/$s/ {print $2}' $filename | cut -c 1-8
...