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And for getting the file sizes in GB format, you can use du -g <file-name>

Can you post the exact error that you face

modify the arguments to your move command in this way: mv ${IN_DIR}* ${ARCHIVE_DIR}

Probably you can also use the assignment option -v of awk for using the shell variable in the awk programming.

you can rewrite the sed command as: sed '/Watchdog/s/^[#]*//' /tmp/crontab.a.

Try this:

tail -1 $1 | grep -q 'END OF FILE' || exit 131

Hi,

Found there was a similar issue found in this blog: Installing Perl Module on Solaris adiguna’s weblog (http://adiguna.wordpress.com/2007/03/20/installing-perl-module-on-solaris/). On a high...