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I have a freebsd email server which is running out of space on /usr.

du doesn't show any large directories, but df confirms that the partition is running out of space. Is there a way to find...

Sorry about the lame test data, it was very generic...I didn't want to disclose email addresses of our customers. Thats probably why your end version of the script didn't provide consistent output. ...

OK, this is what I have for the perl script so far. I got into trouble towards the end, and it doesn't like what i'm trying to do with the variable.


#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#use strict;
use...

Thanks for the advice era!

I was thinking perl would be the way to go, but you also mention python. What would be the specific advantage of using python in this situation?

I'm not very...

Dear unix forum members,

I'm working on a script that will parse a mail machine's logs and print a list of email addresses in this format:

sender@domain,recipient@domain

The logs look...

I'm writing a script to analyze the logs of an smtp relay machine and I'd like the final output to be displayed in columns showing results from the previous day, week, month, and 45 days. The...

Yup, that works. I actually figured it out myself, but I did it slightly differently so I wouldn't need a separate script for the lookup:

#!/bin/sh
#--------------------------

process_domain...

I have a script that does domain name lookups, and I also have a file with one domain name per line. I would like to have a script that calls the domain name lookup script for each domain that is in...

Thanks guys! Thats very helpful, now can anyone tell me how I would use sed or awk to remove lines that contain a given string of text? Say for example, any lines containing the word "hello", also...

Can anyone give me some examples of how I can parse the following lines of text so that all characters up to and including the @ symbol are deleted? Also, any duplicates would need to be deleted in...

thanks a lot! :D

Can anyone tell me what command would display the number of subdirectories in the current or given location?

OK, I have the first two parts done, the following sed arguments produce the output I need, but I dont know how to insert the - symbol before the IP's. Anyone got any ideas?


#!/bin/sh
whois $1...

I would like to get more familiar with sed if possible, but I am open to absolutely any suggestions.

#I'm quite new to scripting and my boss has asked me to solve a simple problem and sadly, I can't figure out how to do it. Any help is appreciated.
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#The following is a small shell...