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Accessing user_source or all_source is always the preferable location to search if the to-be-searched object is a procedure.

show the code you are using in script for this and what you are using while transferring file manually ..

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If you want to fetch data, then you need to include
m=`sqlplus -s username/password@tnsname <<EOF
set head off
set feed off
set verify off
select count(1) from x_table;
exit;
EOF`

This will...

hmm... actually we login into the server through ssh only .. so ssh surely didnot get aborted.. everything was working fine except it was asking for password everytime ..

i m still keeping trace...

As stated by csgonan .. see he's passing some output to the mailx through pipe.. here it completes the syntax .. what ever you will pass to mailx with pipe or < , it will go as the body of the...

env, set and alias are only ways through which you can grab the variables set by you through .profile.... ( setenv also in case of c shell ) ... take the output of these commands in one file.. use...

why dont you set /home/Z/op directory as the home directory for the user Z

keep the owner of /home/Z directory as root or bin .. or some other user not giving permissions to Z to access that dir.....

I totally agree with vbe and jimbalaya

What you are currently doing may be a work around .. but not a proper and reliable solution.. configuring ssh is far easier and effective ...

you mean like going in a directory and cd <some letters> Esc and it completes the command.. ?? is it so ..

which shell you are using .. ?

have you generated keys properly and placed in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys file in the target server ..?

in csh .. edit .cshrc and put all the contents of .profile into it.. it should work this way ..

Yes you can use set or setenv but not "export" in csh.
Also in your home directory use..
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The only parameters uncommented are

X11Forwarding yes
Subsystem sftp /usr/sbin/sftp-server

I forgot mentioning that i got user's default shell changed to ksh from bsh(bean shell) few...

i have already kept my ssh directory with 700 permissions...

Now problem has become more weird ....
The server got a hard reboot and bingo !! everything started working fine..
i do not know...

syntax is right except it still needs an end of line character to end the command..

you cat try echo " " | mailx -s 'Hi' 'xyz@abc.com'

or mailx -s 'Hi' xyz@abc.com </dev/null

but all this...

try going by the line number with
grep -n "pattern" file | cut -d ":" -f1

your line no will be echo `grep -n "pattern" file | cut -d ":" -f1` - 1 |bc

then you can get the line printed with...

Well .. that is what i have kept as the last option .. but my this server is the production server .. so cant risk the security ... was trying to get the barely essential parameters set in...

any one with any suggestion ?????????

try 'which grep' .. you should be using correct grep executable not some junk file with name as grep and having execute permissions..

Exactly!! hosts.equiv file is used for passwordless entry into the server... you need not even touch it when you do not require any such thing.. check for the entry in /etc/inetd.conf and restart the...

Still not working ....

What parameters are necessary in sshd_config to get this enabled.. ?
Can someone provide me barely essential parameters settings so that i can verify mine ..

No i didnot enter any passphrase ..

The filesystem ~/.ssh and authorized_keys file already contains the permission of 644 .. and in other server it's working fine ..

Is anyone aware of any...

I am unable to set password less entry from one server to another even after i have generated public key and have put in the authorized_keys of the target server. When i try to debug the ssh using...

Try which ls and see if it points to the right executable