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I don't know what flavor of unix you are using, but for several flavors a guy at IBM created nmon and nmon analyzer, you can keep this running in the background and analyze the data offline.

it...

man gzip will give you the answer.
sorry, It does not, it gives a different answer than what you are looking for..

I think you should use it in combination with tar..

Is there something in the lotus notes logs (I don't know anything about lotus notes)?
Is the lotus notes box accepting mail from your host??
If you are very brave you can try to telnet to the lotus...

I don't think ZFS will do anything for you, the permissions are handled by NFS.
In the manpage exports, there is a section (looking at the linux manpage) about user id mapping. When you have the...

Are you sure you run AIX?
It doesn't look like that to me..

you can figure it out by something like uname -a

Fred,

* afaik it is called a migration, this is a bit different from a tl upgrade, you don't need to do a fresh install, Your setting are kept.
* Oracle 9 will run (maybe relinking is needed,...

if you have bos.perf.tools installed, than you might be able to use
topas.

I'm afraid that I don't exacly know what you mean, can you explain a bit more?
It would help if you include some error messages and commands you type.
That would help.

I would use sed for that purpose, remember to escape the "

Can you post the output of the debug ntp sync run?
Maybe there is some clue what is happening.
(cause no error usually means it works...)

Those are two different things, AIX is running on power cpu's.
x86_64 is an intel based package. The package will not be installed (if proper built) or will not work. you need to find a power...

Are you able to run ntpdate in debug mode?
maybe a clue is given....
ntpdate -d -u <ntpserver>
or maybe try different ntp server, and see what happens

maybe (non suse and non redhat) this can...

Are you getting an error message?
What OS are you using?
Are you able to "reach" the timeserver?

I'm wondering what this has to do with FreeBSD, I think it is more an IP problem.
How are you connected to the Internet? I asume that your router is connected to the Internet and that you have both...

isn't it so that you can view the commands smitty is going to perform by hitting [F6] in the window you are in?

with that option you can figure out what statement(s) to perform from command line...

To my opinion you cannot manage a box without root access. So I have root access to all boxes I'm responsible for, both AIX (approx. 25), physical RHEL (approx. 80) and virtual (vm) RHEL (approx...

I understand the made remarks, I see now that maybe I should have hold back a bit.
I will take the rules more seriously.......

Don't know what you exactly want, but sometimes is more easy to search for what you want than to exclude the things you don't want, remember there are many way's how you can solve the issues with...

a tab can be represented by a \t, or you can maybe use the syntax like

\s+ (one or multiple whitespace characters, spaces and tabs)..

when you google for "perl find metasymbols" you will find...

you might use "logger" for this, I have no experience with logging STDOUT to logger but this may be something worth to give it a look.

the * stands for "match 0 or more times", think you need to escape the *:

if ($line =~ /^\*/){

agree with matrixmadhan, numbers you are refering to are not into the extreme. Shouldn't be a problem at all. MySQL you can store in several storage engines with their own advantages.
You can of...

agree with joeyg, AFAIK you need gnu find, for example AIX find does not have the options mmin/cmin, I think most linuxes do use the gnu find.

I'm not sure what you mean, but when you want to compare the parameter passed in the script you should compare the $1 in the script (think this is very basic)..
so if this is what you want, you...

you can try to parse the contents of the file and compare the lines you are reading, maybey something like this (will require some polishing):

open(FH, $filename);

while (<FH>) {
print $_ if...