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use split command to split the file

split -l 6 /var/tmp/img-bkp1



this will create the xx* file names in the same directory

you can read each one like for i in xx*

do

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some tips if grep supports -A & -B option

tail -f <file name>> |grep -B1 -A2

grep -B1 can be used to get the time stamp from the logs (as displyed abpve) and -A2 to get the 2nd line after...

just worth a try ...

Hi philplasma

If am reading correct

The following code will check for the file in the home path of the user where the cron is set.


if [ -f *.ftp ]

I think your *.ftp files were in...

find /dirB -type f -mtime +3 | xargs -i rm {}


This will remove the files which is older than 3 days from the dir B

Thanks for the reply jlliagre,

Due the application urgency we are forced to go for the application (weblogic server restart to kill the connections ) then the connection status went to FIN_WAIT_1...

Jilliagre you are Brillant !!!


But now I dont know what to do with this out put i can see the connection but how i will kill (will not kill -9 :) ) /disconnect am not root in the server

I...

Hello,


Actually there are some bugs in application which does not close the TCP connection to other server though CORBA.

We need to kill that ESTABLISHED connections as new connection are...

Whether the only solution was the schduling the script under the root user??????


Please suggest ...

Any one please help ....

The setfacl can make the files move from the path but the problem is it when it was done againg the sftp was failing..


Please help..

Any other alternatives...

Thanks it works.....

I gave the permission for a user using

Setfacl as folllows

setfacl -m u:user:rwx,m:rwx /home/master

To a home path of a master user


When i try to remove the same it showing as
...

Hi jimbalaya

It works but in the following way

the one that you gave makes an entry while checking with getfacl it does not have effective part as

# file: master
# owner: master
# group:...

Guys i missed first line in script

#!/usr/bin/bash

is it cause any problem.....?

And the application user was alredy added as a group of FTP user account

Then the sheel type of this...

First of all am not root in the server.

I am doing the appication related scripts

User login shell was ksh

i am unaware about the umask seeting... sorry

One thing am sure that to...

tHE SCRIPT AS FOLLOWS

# Location of the staging area
app_ROOT=$HOME
STAGING_DIR=$app_ROOT/in_staging

# Time to leave file before moving it (in minutes)
MINUTES_TO_LEAVE_FILE=10

#SFTP/FTP...

We have a script which will move the files from the each user home directory to other location to process the file in the server.

The users put files in their home directory using FTP and the...

but the sftp was working for me with other user on the same machine ....

through port 22

only this user giving the prob.

i suspect about the user:x:8005:508::/export/home/user:/bin/false
...

i think your firwall port 22 is not opened external to lan.

other wise some NATing probs if ftp working NATing working fine..


some suggections


1) after firing sftp try netstat -an |grep...

# Copyright (c) 2001 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
#
# ident "@(#)ssh_config 1.2 01/06/06 "
#
# This file provides defaults for ssh(1).
# The values can be changed in...

Hi all please suggest on this .... i need to trouble shoot on the issue urgently......

HI guys

When i try SFTP to a machine using a user account whose entry in
/etc/passwd as follows

user:x:8005:508::/export/home/user:/bin/false

and i am not placed my keys over there i...

insted of ftp/sftp you are loggfing into the box using keys

and then you can use what ever command you need.


ssh user@host

i hope u r getting me.. na..

Some of the thoughts in my mind....

I think you can go ahead with ssh connection if the terminal login option available


and use some variables to pass the values

and kill ssh section after...

Some ideas i got ..... just try :)

1) what ever out put you need to append to file you can redirect also

as

print $0 >> "${LASTFILENAME}"

2)otherwise i think you can add some lines...