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Hi,
I have an unexpected reboot happening on a Debian 9.9 server.
Yesterday 2019-12-01 at 8:30:34 a reboot happened without me or my team being aware:
/var/log/syslog:Dec 1 08:30:34 xxxx...

Maybe try greping the directory name with the case insensitive switch (-i):
(
cd /app/weblogic/myserver4/logs/ || exit 1
d=$(ls | grep -i `hostname -s`) || exit 1
[[ -e...

Didn't know the command pax.
I had to install the package pax.
It does exactly what I want.
Thanks

Hi Don Cragun and thanks for your concern,
No I only want to copy the directory and its attributes, not the files nor the other folders in it.

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Hi jim...

Hi,


I cannot find a way to copy a directory to another location with all attributes (mode, ownership, timestamps) but withOUT recursion (after so many years of working with Linux).


Say I...

Great lead. Thanks jim mcnamara.

Thanks joeyg for your thoughts...
It's unfortunately more complicated.
On the small pool I'm working on (4000+ messages / 200- addresses), I already have a few patterns:


FOO
Raw
root...

Hi there,

I'm trying to parse the to_addr field of emails and split it into individual email addresses. The idea is to split using the comma character (,):
These two first approach work:
$...

Thanks Andrew,

I've noted a weird behavior. If I used this syntax:
cat << EOF | telnet ndtv_server 25
HELO mydomain.com
MAIL FROM: terminal92@mydomain.com
RCPT TO: support@mydomain.com
DATA...

Amazing!
I ran the following script and it worked. Thank you jim mcnamara :
cat << EOF | telnet ndtv_server 25
HELO mydomain.com
MAIL FROM: terminal92@mydomain.com
RCPT TO: support@mydomain.com...

Hi,

I have ~150 machines that send email from cron jobs. All the systems are identical and they use ssmtp to relay through one of our server configured with postfix.

postfix works fine because...

When I don't know how to undo something, I often search how to DO it. It worked today with linux hide processes from other users - Recherche Google...

All I was hiding from stderr is the non-existing stuff you mentioned. I only wanted to show process directories (starting with a digit). This is the full content of my /proc. Sorry for the long...

Indeed, all I see in /proc are my own processes:
santiago@alphard:~$ ls -ld /proc/{0..9}* 2> /dev/null
dr-xr-x--- 7 santiago root 0 Jun 28 14:05 /proc/13449
dr-xr-x--- 7 santiago root 0 Jun 28...

santiago@alphard:~$ uname -srv
Linux 3.14.32-xxxx-grs-ipv6-64 #9 SMP Thu Oct 20 14:53:52 CEST 2016
santiago@alphard:~$ cat /etc/debian_version
7.11
santiago@alphard:~$ bash --version | head -1...

Thanks rovf,
That would mostly work I think but beside the language barrier, I don't like relying on error messages that could vary from one implementation to another. But that's the best answer so...

Agree.

Yesterday:
date -d 'now - 1 day' +'%d%m%Y'

Hi,

In a bash script, I'm using kill -0 to test if I have permission to kill a process. There are 3 cases:
- the process exists and I have permission: OK
- the process doesn't exist and it's OK...

Thanks drl,

Never used ksh before. Just gave your code a test and it does what I want.

Cheers
Santiago

Hi general_franco,

If you want to manually force arguments, you can use :
set -- -dbversion 11.2.0.4.0 -type backup -host testhost
while [ -n "$1" ]; do

Regards
Santiago

Hi pokhraj_d,

Obviously
cat /etc/oraInst.loc | grep VIS | cut -d "=" -f2 | sed 's#/oraInventory##'
would work but if you need a more generic answer, you need to provide the content of...

Thanks MadeInGermany,

I didn't think about your approach. And I didn't know there was no such local functions.

Because my function is pretty long, I'm going to stick to another workaround which...

Hi,

The seconds file is NOT a bash file. It's an expect file.
You should call it with /usr/bin/expect -f dlinkreboot.sh instead of /bin/bash dlinkreboot.sh

Regards
Santiago

Hi,

If I declare a function inside another function, it overwrites any previously declared function with the same name. This is NOT what I want.

Example:
#!/bin/bash

_test() { echo test; }...