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Yes, use Expect. And input the variables into your ARGV array (or the comparable for bash).

Can't tell you specifically what's wrong without being there crashing the machine. But here are some things I would suggest checking/trying.

1.) Verify that the console ports baud rate is correct,...

Nagios, and Ganglia.

Does anyone have experience with automating Raid configurations with Areca controllers? Or if this even possible. I'd like to setup a script to automate raiding of my machine over serial. Anyone have...

I should have read your entire snippet. Haha, sorry.

Try something like this:

df |grep -v Ava| cut -c 43-52 | awk 'BEGIN {total=0} {total += $1} {total * .9} END {print total}'

I haven't...

You have to have the NFS server as well as the local setup to mount over the network.

3.*Setting Up an NFS Server (http://nfs.sourceforge.net/nfs-howto/ar01s03.html)

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I see Mr Pludi...

Try replacing awk with gawk for SunOS.

Filename is an environmental variable, you can assign it doing something like

filename="ls ${HOME}/dir"

echo `$filename`

something like this (this is all pseudo so yeah don't take it exactly to be literal)

mv $filename `echo "$filename"|sed 's/100/101/g'`

I believe something like that should work for you. If you...

Generally you can look through the make and config files to see where the paths are for those files. They are set to /usr/local/lib by default. The configure file should have the path to the...

cp --preserve=timestamps

Yes.

something like this:

for k in `ls whatever`; do rundate=`date +%C%y%m%d_%H%M%S`; mv $k $k$rundate; done

Was the RAID set redundant and were the parity drives destroyed? If it's just a single disk and the parity data remains available, hot swap it and you're good. Depending on the raid array set, there...

Do the following:

ps aux | awk '{print $11}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nk1 | tail -n5
ps aux | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nk1 | tail -n5

Both of those will provide information on...

What error?

Look into console over serial (/dev/ttyS0), as this is the best method that I've found to assist with issues like this when we get into them ;)

This is gonna sound silly, but I'm not sure what you're running. You do have /bin/sh right?

So, I'm sorry if I didn't understand you, but are you just wanting to omit the HBA part. If that's the case, just use grep -v

I would take each service out of the rc and then have a cron ping each server, if each ping returns a result then have it run another perl script ssh and exec each init script. Make sense?

Indeed @ lsof.

lsof|wc -l should produce a listing of all open file handles.

I'm not sure where Mac OSX has it's mail logs stored, but go in there and search for the mail that was sent as undeliverable. Or you can post the bounce back message headers here and I can look at...

I've seen this before, generally it's best to update your httpd.conf to defaults and then resetup the virtual directories. It could be several different things but it all goes back to an incorrect...

I believe you're looking for fsck:

fsck(8): check/repair file system - Linux man page (http://linux.die.net/man/8/fsck)

Hey,

I'm in the process of working on a script to identify IO usage on a high IO server I have setup (Debian Etch). My question is how can identify specific processes that are using much of these...