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I had generated a ssh2 key on my AIX box, to receive files from other AIX and Linux systems.

Key Name: id_ssh2_server.pub

However this ssh2 key (both public and private keys) has been...

Yeah... Second call for TABLE4 is not having any alias, so that entry shouldn't be deleted

Thanks for your time guys,

But thats not my requirement, my requirement was to write a shell script, which would read the sql statement as an input, and could identify TABLENAMES and...

Hi I have a file in the following format. Basically the file contains tablename and their aliases:

TABLE1
TABLE1 A
TABLE2
TABLE2 B
TABLE3
TABLE4
TABLE4 C
TABLE4

Upon formatting an sql...

Hi Guys..

need some urgent help... I am stuck in something badly

I need to write a script which would read a sql statement (which might be a join/inner join/select/sub select etc. )

I need...

SOS Guys...

Is there any way to determine the user attributes, mainly if that userid is set as never expire?
I do not have admin rights, and I'm working on AIX 5.3

I've tried :

lsuser -f...

echo "hi" | tee -a a.txt >> b.txt

try using printf instead of echo

answer to both is yes..

@arex986: Yes you can store logs in script directory, can parametrize it as well, but the parameter has to be an Autosys Global Variable

@Arpit: yes you can put box job...

Box type job is a container which can have watcher job, command job and other box jobs...

- use it to group similar jobs together
- Box can also be scheduled, ON ICE, OFF ICE, ON HOLD, OFF HOLD...

I am getting it with '%s' in csh...

% date +%s
1295506920

https://www.unix.com/unix-dummies-questions-answers/22190-how-copy-files-local-computer-server.html

your requirement is vice versa, but solution would be same...

use %S

(S in CAPS)

after I did an 'su <username> I am getting same value for LOGNAME and USER...
Is this output specific to 'root' ?

Hey rdcwayx..

Could you please post the result as well, I work on a Production UNIX machine, and I don't have cron rights.
Even I am following this post...
I tried using su but both $LOGNAME...

a=`ls -rt ~/boo* 2>/dev/null | tail -1 | awk -F"_" {'print $NF'}`
a=`expr ${a:-0} + 1`
cp ~/.bash_history ~/boo_$a

Instead of making boo1, boo2 etc. I'd suggest you to create file names with boo_<date> ; eg. today's file would be boo_20110119. It would be easier to identify also.

Try this:

0 0 * * 0,3 cp...

you are missing contents or message body.

Try this:
mailx -s "TEST" <mail> < /tmp/body.dat


Hope this helps.

uptime command would give the output in following format:



You would need to subtract X days from current date to get the last reboot date.

Alternatively, You can use the following command...

Are you putting this into a variable? like:

a=`cat $1 |cut -d'\' -f2- | sed 's/EMEA//g;s/\\//g;s/,//g'`


If so, try this:

cat $1|cut -d'\' -f2- | sed 's/EMEA//g;s/\\//g;s/,//g' | read a

If you just need last shutdown; try using the command:
uptime

you can do some calculation with curent date-time to get the exact shutdown date.

Note: There might be few hours difference; as...

go to that directory and execute:

find . -name '200[89]*' -exec rm {} \; or

or from anywhere:
find <path> -name '200[89]*' -exec rm {} \;

if u just wanna validate, what files would be...

I would rather suggest you make a password file at each of the users' home directory, with read write permissions only to that user (600); that file would contain ID and password of that user.

In...

I am not sure what output are you looking at, it would be great if you can elaborate a bit. meanwhile try this:

echo $x | cut -d' ' -f1

I was running 'type' command in AIX, and found a term 'tracked alias' for some of the commands:

> type ls
ls is a tracked alias for /usr/bin/ls

> type cp
cp is a tracked alias for /usr/bin/cp...