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I've highlighted where you errors happen, and added the errors you posted before.

#!/bin/bash

remsh $HOST -l $TLG_USR_ID -n "quota -v" > fill4
size=`awk 'NR==3 {print $2}' fill4`
...

man setfacl

Tom

Sorry I shoulda looked closer:



This means two things are happening; your '-l' option isn't used correctly. '-l' needs a login name:

man ssh
-l login_name
Specifies the user to...

It seems your test4.sh on 10.40.6.172, doesn't know the host you are trying to get to. So your login is successful, but the remote execution is broke.

No, you should be fine. Unless you zone 24 drives AND use them at the same time. I generally zone 2 to 4 drives, because our backup software will attempt to use another drive if one is busy.
...

What FS type did you use?

Check out http://www.supergrubdisk.org/. It's helped me with grub issues.

Tom de

I believe OP's original assumption was the output he posted was indeed one user. I questioned this, and I interpreted his response:

To mean that the number after TP-Processor11:xxx is the...

True, but it's happened to me a few times. :D

My perl is old and bad, but you should get the idea;(this is pseudo code and could/should be done much better !!)


open(IN , filename)

while (IN){

if ($_ ~/Username/ ){

($a, $b,...

grep for "pts/t0". Theres probably a parent process for that tty hanging around.

Tom de

2009-02-18 00:00:11,734 [TP-Processor11] DEBUG RFRiskAssessmentController,(TP-Processor11:122) - Username: 01376128

2009-02-18 00:00:11,765 [TP-Processor11] DEBUG...

I/O wait is the time your system is waiting for input/output. This can apply to disk, tape, or network connections. So when you notice your system's i/owait is high it's waiting for I/O...

Simply put, shared keys will allow you to use ssh ( and sftp, scp, etc. ) without using ( entering ) a password.

Check below for the procedure:

Howto: SSH without a password | Tip o’ the Day...

Try "shared-keys", much more secure.

Tom de

fixed

Check out pfiles

tom de

Short answer, yes. Typing isn't really that bad :p

Tom de

:confused:

do you mean


pwd
/home/your_account

your_account@host# vi /usr/bin/my_app.sh

??

Perl is like grep on steroids. I understand what you are looking for, but I don't think you'll find it in the log/debug output you posted - for the reasons I've posted already.

So, do you have...

Your disk could be full, not allowing /var/utmpx or wtmpx to update.

Tom de

Unfortunatally, like most log files, the user entries will be mixed within each other. So having the first point of the session and last won't help, as the lines in-between probably won't just be...

wow.
Unless I'm missing something there doesn't seem to be anything to tie any of those lines together. If thats the case, you could create your script's logic to check for multiple variables,...