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Exactly what i was looking for.

Thanks for all the solutions

Hi all,

I'm looking for a way (sed or awk) to delete multiple lines between blank lines containing two patterns ex:


user: alpha
parameter_1 = 15
parameter_2 = 1
parameter_3 = 0

user:...

Ok here's the details

Server A configuration

p02s:root# cat /etc/exports
/home -access=sdt-net
/home/s/JourEceArch -access=sdt-net
/home/s/web -access=sdt-net...

Hi there,

I have a strange problem, I have a NFS server running AIX 7.1 TL3 SP3, let's call it server A. I have another AIX 7.1 TL3 SP3 server, let's call it server B, that's automounting a...

Thanks for your quick response but its not working on my system. I'm on AIX 7.1


ce9888@a03d:/users/ce9888 > N=2
ce9888@a03d:/users/ce9888 > pass="12345"
ce9888@a03d:/users/ce9888 > echo...

I want to extract each and single character from a password string and put it in an array.

I tried this :

set -A password "echo $passwd | awk '{for (i=1; i<=length($1); i++) printf "%s...

Thanks a lot!

It works just fine now!

Hi,

I'm on AIX 5.2. I wrote a script that makes a traceroute to a host. The script works fine but each time it using the traceroute command its generate the 2 output lines.

this is the command...

Try this:


cd /working_directory
for filename in `ls`
do
new_filename=`echo $filename| tr "'" " "`
mv $filename $new_filename
done

I didn't find anything otherwise I wouldn't ask. I entered "User input appearing as *" in the search string and didn't get anything relevant result... any suggestion about the search string ? ;)
...

Is there a way in a shell script to make an user input appears as * (like a password) ??

I forgot to mentionned that we have over 50 AIX servers and almost all of them are showing this behavior...


I didn't use it to set the gateway, just to check what it was set to.


You are...

When I "smitty tcpip", "minimum configuration", en0 or en1. I can see the default gateway address in that screen and it's the same address for both NIC cards.



There is no "route add" with the...

Returns nothing:


# odmget -q attribute=route CuAt
#





I checked :


# cd /etc
# for file in `find . -type f`
> do
> grep "route" $file | grep -v "^#"
> done

I have a bunch of servers on AIX, we have at least 2 NIC cards in each of them.

We upgraded them from AIX 4.2 to AIX 5.2. Since then when we reboot a server its always coming up with 2 default...

If you dont want an external file you can do this like that :



find /path -name filename -type f >/dev/null
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo "File not found"
else
i=1
for file in `find...

You can try something like this :


find /path -name filename -type f > /tmp/list
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo "File not found"
else
echo "Number of occurence of filename : \c"
cat...

You can start with something like this.

Of course this script need to be run with sudo or under root


#!/bin/ksh

MAXSIZE=50
USERID_BOUNDARY=1000 # normaly regular userid start at a certain...

Try this


sed -e "s/./A/4" -e "s/./B/5" input_file

You should read it more like this

[0-9]* means any occurence of numbers
$ means from the end

So [0-9]*$ means any occurence of numbers from the end (in other words any trailing...

mv doesn't change ownership.


sed 's/10.117.18.70/10.117.18.73/g' $fl.old > $fl


It's when you creating the new file. Just run the script as the current owner of the file.

Or you can...

Logicaly you are right how can you explain this :


ce9888$ ps -ef | grep -i fiha
user 37558 1 0 08:50:57 - 0:00 /home/s/sys/fiha
ce9888 ...

ps -ef | grep $process_name | grep -v "grep" > /dev/null


Since I'm testing the exit code of the command ($?) I don't really need the output so I send it to /dev/null which is a kind of garbage...

This should do the trick


#!/bin/bash
for fl in `find . -type f` ; do

mv $fl $fl.old
sed 's/10.117.18.70/10.117.18.73/g' $fl.old > $fl
rm -f $fl.old
done

Do you want another way to test if the process is running ?

Try this:


ps -ef | grep $process_name | grep -v "grep" > /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
echo "$process_name is Running "...