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I've had some recent success compiling some simple programs to my home directory without root access (wget, screen, less).

My Question is this: Can I compile a complex program like Samba WITHOUT...

Thanks both for your solutions. Era, your solution takes a little long though... for my data it'd take a little less than 11 years based on a sample run I did (In my actual data set it has 22 commas...

Before I ask my actual question, is it going to be a problem that I want to run this process on a 15 Gig file that is ~140 million rows?

What I'm trying to do:
I have a file that looks like...

Great! Exactly what I was looking for. Lots of great stuff there too besides just what I was asking about.

Solid site for my bookmarks.

Thanks,
~Why Knot

Sorry, I realize now I wasn't as clear as I could have been.

I just want ANY version of wget that will run. I'm not even sure if HP-UX has its own version. I'm would agree with you that HP-UX is...

Where can I find the source code to basic unix core utilities like less, wget, and unzip?

I'm on a HP-UX system that is missing a lot of basic tools. I Don't have admin access to the box. Google...

Thanks! that works great and did the trick! Learned a few new commands today.

Gold Fish

Whenever I create a new file the group name is "dnn" and the file permissions are "-rw-r--r--".

How do I get it so when I create files (with vi or other programs) that the default group is "sss"...

Whoo, nice! That worked!
I've done a bit of googling on UNIX95 to try and understand it. The solution seen most often is
alias ps="UNIX95= /usr/bin/ps"

Another solution I tried was using a...

When I do
$ cd /usr/xpg4/
bash: cd: /usr/xpg4/: No such file or directory

I don't have root access to the machine so I can't fix this... was this due to bad configuration on the admin's part? or...

You should have all you need. This kind of task is exactly what cron was designed to do.

Just google "cron" or "cron tutorial" or "cron examples" to get exact step by step ways of doing what you...

When I tried to specify columns with ps
ps -o"pid,stime"
I get the following error:
ps: illegal option -- o
The man page says that -o is XPG4 only. All the other options that also say "XPG4...

Awesome! You've given me a great start! I've been tweeking it here and there to see what I could come up with and I have:

echo " PID STIME TIME COMMAND" && ps -u user023 -xf|sed -n...

There was no mention of a location in the man file (I read though all of it) or how to run it. I am unsure to what XPG4 is but my best guess is that it is some sort of compiler time option, which is...

I've tried this previously. I get "ps: illegal option -- o". My man page says that "-o" is XPG4 Only. Several other options are labeled XPG4 only and are unusable as well.

It seems really odd...

First off I have HP Unix, so as far as I can tell the PS command does not let me list specifically which columns I would like or what order I would like to see them.

I want to make a custom PS...

Completely agree. I started on Gentoo and it was great and still use it on most of my systems. I'll use Ubuntu on laptops or on friends computers that want to learn linux but I don't want bugging...

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