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The emergency board might not have taken off because it is towards the bottom of the screen. Maybe it should be moved up? I found it today by happenstance. Just a suggestion.

Please post the output of:
sudo find / -name grub.conf -print

Check out this post: https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/14735-parsing-string-shell-script.html

Great suggestion is to learn Perl. Pick up "Learning Perl" (aka "The Llama Book"). Perl is a great skill to have.

Also I would recommend learning sed and awk. And brushing up on your shell...

Once you have the file you can name it anything you wish. Also, it shouldn't be a problem that the FTP server is running on a Windows box.

Good luck

You can get the date format in the way you specified using this:

date "+%m%d%y"

So you could set the filename like this:

FILENAME=`date "+%m%d%y"00.SUP`

Directory read - you can list the contents of that directory
Directory execute - you can run programs that are in that directory

In theory...

If you know the port number, you can see what process uses that port by grepping in /etc/services. Then, once you have that process name, you can


ps -ef | <process name>

...

Have a look at this post from another forum and see if it works for you: RESOLVED: how to configure yum to get through proxy? - FedoraForum.org...

You would use a \ to escape a special character such as a / You'd put this before the special character. So you would escape it like this:


\/

I definitely wouldn't delete that file, but reducing it is OK else it'll fill up /var

Oh snap, that's an old post. Just noticed that.

Sometimes the man pages aren't that great, but at least you started there! :b: Anyway...

A process can be over 100% if it is running on a multi-core processor.

A Nice value is essentially...

Sadly, they shut down the testdrive thing. I thought it was pretty good if you needed to get familiar with HP-UX.

Might also see if your company has an old HP-UX box laying around that they don't use. They might let you use it while you are learning. Also sometimes you can find good buys on eBay - people are...

One thing you might do when you change your script is to create the file with the PID appended to the filename.

That was just a thought, but in actuality, `nohup` processes are owned by init (PID=1). Is it possible that it's a zombie? Try ps -eaf | grep defunct Also, what kind of UNIX / Linux are you on?

Who owns the files that are being created? Can you do a ps -eaf | grep <owner of files>

How are you trying to find the job?

ps -eaf | grep assoc.sh

matt@matt-macbook$ cat math.sh
#!/bin/sh

NUMBER1=10
NUMBER2=5

((sum=NUMBER1-NUMBER2))
echo $sum
echo "\n"

((difference=NUMBER1-NUMBER2))
echo $difference
echo "\n"
...

Try this to get you going:


matt@matt-macbook$ cat test.f
ID=10
ID=10
ID=1
ID=1
ID=3
ID=4
ID=3
ID=3
ID=3
ID=
ID=3
ID=4
matt@matt-macbook$ grep -e ID=[0-9] test.f | sort | uniq
ID=1...

Here's one way using awk:


matt@macbook-home$ cat test.f
12345
67890


matt@macbook-home$ awk '{if (NF>0) print}' test.f
12345
67890
matt@macbook-home$
You can redirect that output to...

Hello. I've searched the site but can't find a link to what the "Bits" and "bank account" is on my user profile. Can someone link me or briefly explain?

It was suggested here (https://www.unix.com/sun-solaris/93855-creating-man-page-command.html) to try to put the man page in /usr/local/man and set your MANPATH env variable. Would this be possible?

#!/bin/bash

for i in `find . -name "index.*"`
do
cp $i $i.1Mar09;
done