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Cmd you run:
sh -c 'test_cp | telnet'


#!/bin/ksh
dir_path=""/bp01/secftp/samsun/prfile/FTP/REFUND_RESTATEMENT_REPORTS/poirty/Production/Internal";

echo open $Infahost
sleep 1
echo...

I would figure out what each of those switches are doing in linux (man find).
Then look at the same man page on the aix server.
Compare the available options and see what is needed and what isn't....

It takes a local variable and makes it global.

Try running a script that calls a function or another script. If the secondary script or function sets a LOCAL variable, it is gone when that...

Why not setup a mail server in unix?
Then it could be sent straight there!!!
And then you could do something like below:
To point you in the right direction -
You can use /etc/mail/aliases to...

This is more in depth than someone can explain here. It would require knowing your SAN infrastructure and Symmetrix configuration.

Sorry I couldn't help, but I wanted to let you know why you might...

Just to pass on snippets, here's what I use:

perl -pe 's/\015\012/\n/g' - dos to unix -- just pipe through it
perl -pe 's/\n/\015\012/g' - unix to dos -- just pipe through it

cat filename...

Just to add the code snippet out here, this is what I've used:

USERNAME=
PASSWORD=
UTLDIR=/dbs/UTLDIR/
TMPDIR=$UTLDIR/tmp
PROCESSEDDIR=$UTLDIR/PROCESSED

# Create the FTP file.
echo "open...

What errors are you getting when you run the script?
Have you run it by hand, or put set -x at the top?

It appears that you are not using scp at all, but using telnet to connect to a server to...

not sure what OS you are using, but grep -l (that's a lowercase L) will show just the filename, not the line that matches. Do a man on grep and it should tell you how to get just the name, or tell...

X100!!!

I've had this bite me before with some programs that want a terminal to send data too... Root get's email garbage then.



Act like there is nowhere for it to read info from except...

Text files can easily be sent as the body of an email as shown above. If you need to send something as an attachment, you have to encode it. I like mpack, but have used uuencode as well. Here's my...

Try this:
mv /tmp/filename.html /tmp/SomeImportantFile.test${x}.html

I agree that you need sudo. This way you don't need to switch user, you can give that user permissions to run xxx program with yz switches. The command then turns into

sudo chmod 777...

Since you aren't worried about accessing the First Set of Variables again, you can just source the second set... Using your example:

[set_1]
path=c://dataset/set1
v1= a.bin
v2= b.bin

[set_2]...