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change to:
30 13 * * 1-5 $HOME/my_script.sh > $HOME/my_script.log 2>&2
to get stdout and stderr output.
I have seen this before - where the environment is NOT set up correctly when running from...

cat `ls *.dis` > intree2

Assuming you want the last record in the file.

Date=`tail -1 filename|cut -d\| -f15|awk ' { print $1 } '`
Time=`tail -1 filename|cut -d\| -f15|awk ' { print substr($2,1,8) } '`

nawk '
{ A[FILENAME]+=$1; N[FILENAME]++ }
END { for ( i in A ) { REC=REC A[i]/N[i]" " }
print REC } ' a1.txt a2.txt a3.txt

Server: Solaris 10

Have a HP Laserjet M1212nf MFP attached to a PC on tcp/ip connected to USB port.

Has anyone tried to print to this printer from Solaris? Not using CUPS.

netpr command...

Not an option to printf but, I found this:



echo 1234 | nawk ' { printf("This should have commas: %d,%d\n",$0/1000,$0%1000); } '


This should have commas: 1,234

Solved

Thanks for the 'simple' advise. Swap was indeed the problem, we upped it to twice the RAM size and I can now run 3 JBoss instances on the same Solaris 10 server.

Thanks jlliagre

Hi Guys

My point is that the application works correctly in a NON-ZONED Solaris 10 server with 2GB, but in a zoned environment I am getting the failure as stated (truss ENOMEM).

Are there any...

Sorry for the confusion with terminology, but, I am running one non-global zone with JBOSS App Server running as 2 separate instances (server 1 and server2) on the same Solaris server.

There are...

I have the following situation

1) Start JBoss Server 1
2) Within application - print as normal
3) Start JBoss Server 2

4) Printing STOPS on Server 1; Printing does NOT WORK on Server 2
...

Entry in /etc/inetd.conf:

#
# Print Protocol Adaptor - BSD listener
#
printer stream tcp6 nowait root /usr/lib/print/in.lpd in.lpd

Output from ps -ef|grep lp

root...

On Solaris 8, when I do a lpstat -o:



I have tried cancel 140828p-16974, but the entries remain



New prints to this printer and others work successfully.

Can anyone suggest how to...

printf "%s" "Please Enter Username:"
read auser

printf "%s" "Please Enter Password:"
stty -echo
read apassword

This suppresses printing of password altogether.

Assuming above is 2 records (i.e. not 4 records):
269091 123443124 how are slkslks, serial no is 042890000 and pincode is 090001223433454
269091 123443124 how are slkslks, Sr/no is 0428901 and 14...

@view_lista = `cleartool lsview -short | egrep '^a'`;

i.e. put ^a in quotes ' '

awk ' { if ( F[$2] == "" ) F[$2]=$1; if ( $1 > L[$2] ) L[$2]=$1 } END { for ( i in F ) print i " First= " F[i] " Last= " L[i] } '

printf "Read Variable: "
read var

nawk -F\| -v X=$var '
{ if ( NR == 1 )
{ for ( i=1; i<=NF; i++ )
H[i]=$i
HNF=NF }
}
{ if ( $1 == X )
{ print $0; for (...

for i in `ls file[12345]`
do
scp $i user@prod_server:$i
done

nawk -F\| '
function zdate (date)
{
cnt=split(date,D,"-")
if ( cnt == 3 )
{
for (i=1; i<=cnt; i++ )
if ( length(D[i]) == 1 ) D[i]="0"D[i]
...

Following on your awk script - use printf:

awk '/Diags begin/{getline;printf};{if ($2=="(123)") print ","$1,$2,$3,$4}'

nawk -F, '
{ if ( FILENAME == "file1" )
_[$3]=$0
else
_[$3]=_[$3]","$1 }
END { for ( i in _ ) print _[i] }
' file1 file2

nawk '
{ if ( FILENAME == "file1" ) _[FNR]=$0
if ( FILENAME == "file2" && _[FNR] == "Unnamed" ) _[FNR]=$0
}
END { for ( i=1; i<= FNR; i++ ) print _[i] }
' file1 file2 > file3

man export

One way is :

YESTERDAY=`perl -e '@T=localtime(time-'86400');printf("%02d-%02d-%02d %02d:%02d:%02d ",($T[5]+1900,$T[4]+1,$T[3],$T[2],$T[1],$T[0]))'`

Then use this YESTERDAY variable as using -v...

tail -1000 sample.log| awk ' /OutOfMemoryException/ { print; CNT++ } END { print "Record Count = " CNT } '