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My project is on solaris 10 using cvs 1.12.13. A team member has added a new file to the repo using the add command followed by commit. When another team member executes the status command in the...

If the nohup is redundant in my example would not the disown be redundent as well? or to put it another way what does the disown do that the redirection in conjunction with putting the script in the...

Very kewl, did not know about "disown". Regrettably the version of ksh on this server (Solaris 10) does not support disown. Why did you use "</dev/null", I know what it is but not why you used it.
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Not to mention that the output for the user is "lost" in nohup.out even if it's FG script. I guess I will have to break the script into two parts in separate files.

Thanks...

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I'm working in Solaris 10 and there is no GNU software on the system or at least none that I can find, but thanks for the idea as I've not heard of that before and it does sound useful.

I have a long running ksh script that I need to run with "nohup" in the backgound which is all well and good but at the very start of the script it needes to output to the screen to query the user...

bitlord,
the first line in you last post did the install and at this point it seems to be ok. thanks for your your help!

studio_oracle,
i downloaded the SVR4 package from Oracle Solaris Studio...

Tried every varient of your suggestions and pkgadd was happy with any of them. What follows is the terminal session:

# pkgadd -d /tmp/SolarisStudio12.3-solaris-x86-pkg
pkgadd: ERROR: no packages...

I put the downloaded file in /tmp as you suggested and ran the code above followed by
pkgadd -d SolarisStudio12.3-solaris-x86-pkg and got an error saying no package was found. I do not know what...

The file was located in /Desktop.

I rm'ed that file and downloaded it again but this time the file came thru with a different name, specifically, SolarisStudio12.3-solaris-x86-pkg.tar.bz2....

oddly enough i did read that doc but found nothing addressing use of or issues with pkgadd. just downloaded the suite again and will try again. if that does not work i'll go with the tar'ed bins. any...

I downloaded Solaris 10 OS on x86, SVR4 installer to my desktop and ran digest -a md5 on the downloaded file and the hash values matched. I then ran bunzip2 followed by pkgadd -d...

how do i get the exit status from a ksh or perl script executed in a java program using Runtime?

i need to set up a user to execute a restricted command as another user and to be able to do so without entering a password. I understand the security concerns but let's not go there, unless you are...

Executing "find /abc -follow -ls" the message "find: cycle detected for /abc/def/ghi/

What does this mean?

Thanks...

Interesting that. As it turns out it is not at all clear which version of find is actually being used and results differ in the way the find is executed. If done as a remote execution the "no error"...

Running the find command as: find /abc -follow -ls gives, for some files, the message, which I have never seen before:

find: /abc/def/123.txt: No error

Does it mean that find found the file...

I need to write a NSH script in BladeLogic that would have multiple instances of "nexec" running concurrently. I've tried to run nexec in background (nexec -n $server $command&) but nexec does not...

Thanks, that did make the script work more the way I was expecting.

Greeting,

The following script completes after reading only one record from the input file that contains many records. I commented out the "ssh" and get what I expect, an echo of all the records...

Good morning,

Firstly my appologies if this post is not exactly approprate for this forum but I do not know were else to post it. If anyone knows of a better forum for this please let me know.
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Thanks for reply but, unfortunately, I don't know where to go to get the info you mention for me to check.

I'm logged into the host using my personal credentials they su to a production username.
Here is the entire exchange:

~ $ su - produser
Enter your LAN Password:
<username produser entered>...

Usually when su rejects an attempt to switch user it responds with "Sorry" but with a certain username on some unix servers the response is "Killed". I'm guessing the su accepted the...

What is the exact action/output sequence you see?

$ ssh user@host (user@host)
Enter your LAN Password:
Last login: Fri Sep 18 09:38:27 2009 from host.f
/bin/ksh: Not owner
Connection to host...