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you mean vixiecron?

if you can install fcron it will support more complex time arguments, if you are forced to use standard cron, try this.


0 0,3,6,9,12,15,18,21 * * * rm -r /folder1/folder2/somefile.txt

netcat

nc -vz -w 10 ip port

just be aware that the [[:digit:]] will not work in hpux, nor do you really need it, you can take my bash code below and fill in your details.




#!/bin/bash
...

So I use Cacti for monitoring IO statistics on my servers, now originally I couldnt monitor Multipath deviced servers as they have alot of /dev/sdxx and /dev/emcpowerxx, I have devised a method of...

nitin I was thinking the same thing but he is probably running Red Hat Linux 4 and not RHEL4

you must boot into single user mode,

then run fdisk -l, this will give you a list of your disks, then fsck the disk... they could be like /dev/sda or /dev/hda.

the reason you dont see anything...

if you are using bash, just place your user_text inside of an array.

what do you mean compare? you could use "diff" but that will only tell you the difference between the files. What are you ultimately trying to do?

you are correct, the #! line tell the shell what to run the "script" under.

Okay,

So reboot the box, append to the end of grub "single" and boot the os; after you are at the bash prompt run fsck /dev/sda1 (or w/e your drives are) and make sure they pass an fsck. If all...

go to the remote machine and type "which yes" if you get nothing back you do not have the command "yes"

Im guessing the remote box is a Sun server as your using pkgrm, and I think "yes" is in...

Because I know no better :p

But that fixed it !

Why are you echoing.... JUST RUN THE COMMAND.

ssh HostB hostname

it will ssh and then execute the command, I dont understand why this is hard?

Well, the problem is, when it updates the password with that the password truely IS {$bu!d1t} when I need it to be $bu!d1t, any ideas?

why would you not just do ssh id@server hostname


[risks-macbook] ~ > hostname
risks-macbook
[risks-macbook] ~ > ssh risk@xxxx.com hostname
risk@xxxx.com's password:
li27-239...

I am having an issue with TCL\Expect; I am passing arguments via the commandline that are read in via "lrange $argv". One of those var's is a password with characters that need to be escapaed, after...

rchirico, its because you did not close off number 5 with a ;;, copy and paste mine and try it. I know it works :)



risk@Heavyarms [238] --> cat ./test.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Cool Script for Weekly...

Here ya go;


#!/bin/bash
# Cool Script for Weekly Assignment 2 (#3) that creates a menu to act as a ui
# and run some popular commands.
clear
while :
do
clear
echo...

use grep -c 226, oneless pipe :)

its because everything inside of the `'s are executed before leaving your host.

just do the ssh host command


risk@Heavyarms [164] --> ssh zhilliard@xxxxxxx hostname;hostname...