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I had run through this and didn't see any references to RIPv2.

We have had a security scan completed on our solaris 10 systems and several of them came back with "This host is running a RIP-2 agent. RIP-2 requests can be authenticated"

How do i verify that...

I did understand that the ^M is a carriage return, I didn't expect it to work from withing the '^M' quotes, especially single quotes.

I have a script to do a couple simple but repetitive commands on files that are provided to us. One of the things is to get rid of the line feeds. This is the section that is causing problems, i...

Thanks, I really appreciate that. My CentOS and upgraded packages must have been fixing a lot of crap for me.

shebang in all scripts
#!/bin/bash

CRAP, i just tested using the same test files with the executable now set and several of these now work. I thought the shebang overrode however it was called....

Run from command line, ie sh script.sh

THANKS, Big difference

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One of the worst parts of this is that some commands are working on the cmdline...

^^^ doesn't work, i tried that first^^^ thanks, using this ( bad thing is i've done this before :mad:)

^^^ This is correct in the actual script.

Original script written on CentOS 6.3 with GNU bash 4.1.2
Destination system is Solaris 9 with GNU bash 2.05 (not changeable by me)

I have a script written on the linux side but now we need to...

And this was run on Solaris 10. I have Solaris 9 & 10, redhat and centos system (i don't do windows).

The 2 days ago option worked on each, though i do admit the day before yesterday wasn't liked...

i just use Date command.

date +%Y%m%d -d '2 days ago'

you could even use your text

date +%Y%m%d -d 'day before yesterday'


(i just asked a question similar in the last week ;) )

Thanks, i had tried a lot of patterns but never tried the '2012/11/01 - 3 days' in the mix.

Ok, the title is confusing i know, but it is a weird question.

I have a bash script running on Centos5.8 and want to find a better way to do some date manipulation. What i am trying to do is get 3...

To upload into a blocking file, blacklist.

Ok this might sound pretty weird but here is the request. Running on a linux system in bash or Perl (i really don't know perl but the end user has a few pearl script already)

Start File looks...

it got passed where it did before so that part seems ok. I'm erroring in the config section due to OpenSSL library now i believe. I get "linking with OpenSSL works: no".

must be a 64 bit library...

Corona i'm confused that the command works fine when entered at the command line.

./configure CC="gcc -m64 -mcpu=v9" ...


CRAPPPPPPP. i just realized i was using CC in the command line to...

rdrtx1:
Uhm, it looks like you just changed which set of quotes were passed to the shell, i don't see anything else. Didn't make any difference though.

Corona688:
Wouldn't the ${CFLAGS} just be...

I am working with a sh script on a solaris 9 zone (sol 10 host) that grabs information to build the configuration command line. the variables Build64, SSLopt, CONFIGopt, and CC are populated in the ...

Thanks anyway y'all. I decided to go another direction.

What i did was cat all the individual files together. Once with the complete lines included the other time just the ip's sorted and unique....

The files end up having only one line that contains any one ip. It sounds confusing to me an i'm the one asking for help. If the IP is associated with a domain already i don't want it listed again.
...

Ok what i have is 8 separate files based on how many IP's are associated with the domain. I want to limit duplication of ip's within the individual files (ie. i don't care if the same ip is in 1 IP...

Some info about what the script is supposed to do for 10 minutes would help.

Well crud, i figured it was an easy answer but DUH!. Never done it that way but i will be, thanks.

what is the ! doing???

Oh i actually use


for i in myLINEcnt{1..10} do


I will still...