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Jgt's point is valid one. What about scripts which are called from CRON or any other schedulers?

I get only the following error

gdbm fatal: read error

Any help on this man page search issue?

I have an issue with my man page configuration.

I can able to see man pages for 1st section. But for not the rest of the sections.

But If it give section number, man page is working properly
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What about ksh? I am using Ksh

Why you use "print"? Remove it and try alone the commands

I know we can put whatever we need to run during login inside /etc/profile or .profile file. I want to run a set of commands before logoff. Where should I put my commands/scripts? Is such facility...

Any help please on this man page issue?

Seems to be okay

/usr/local/man> ll
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 72 2007-06-05 10:53 man1
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 48 2004-03-25 16:30 man2
drwxr-xr-x 2...

Thanks a lot

Man page is not working my system. It is giving the following the following error

> man ls
gdbm fatal: read error

with debug option

> man -d ls
...
....
...
...
using less as pager...

We can create a such user id with duplicate uid of root. But don't know the effect of it

Thanks Perderabo. By the way, what is the effect of creating a user id (say user1) with uid=0 (that of root)? Will it cause any issues or system crash?

What about Linux? I am using Suse Linux

Thanks. I am using Suse Linux

By reverse, you mean character by character or line by line?

I have a strange problem in my Linux box (Suse). Recently I took over this box as admin even though I have no prior admin experience. Following is my issue

I had following users under 'root' group...

Thanks "Shell Life" and "aigels". I did not expected the input to be big.

This is my version

#!/usr/bin/ksh

string=$(cat file2)
usage=50
time_limit=3

percentage=$(echo $string | sed 's/.*(\([0-9].*\)%).*/\1/')
hours=$(echo $string | sed...

Try this. This may not be a generic version.

$ cat file1.ksh
#!/usr/bin/ksh

schemas=$(cut -f1 -d. file1 | sort -u | xargs | sed 's/ /,/')
tables=$(cut -f2 -d. file1 | sort -u | xargs | sed -e...

Try this

ftp -v -n <<-EOF
open server
user user pass
bye
EOF

This will not work in Korn shell

str2=${str#?}
str1=${str%$str2}

$ echo $str1
A
$ echo $str2
2465443

One more correction in my sed command. I found a minor issue. This is the final version

sed 's/[+-]0*\(..*\...*\)/\1/g' file

Try this

ls -1 |tail -1

NOTE: ls option is not l (el), but 1 (one)