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help me with questions that I posted.

The space watcher shell allows you to define a list of file systems and...

Hi there,

Our vendor needs to have access to some files on our AIX box1, but we don't want them to have access to this box at all.

We allow them to have access/logon to another AIX box2, is...

Thanks Ceubank for the reply.

Actually I'd like to say sorry for dragging so many people into this...I just found out the directory owner was changed to the userid just one second before that I...

Hi ceubank, would you please be able to explain what does this means interms of the last options colomn? Does rw means that the current user who issue this mount command has rw access to the file...

Thanks for all the replies !!
I guess ceubank gave the answer...

but looks like getacl or getfacl are not available on AIX 5.3.
So basically that means, what we see in the file permission bits...

Hi all,

We have some files are under 744 permissions and the the owner is say owner1 and group1.
Now we have another user owner2 of group2, owner2 can remove files of the owner1 and the...

thanks a lot for your reply !! TFM!

The monitoring process has to be transparent to the application so it can only do read to the file.

Hi Thinkers,

On AIX 5.3, we have a monitor program that reads the log file and searching for a certain string pattern that we define(say "transactionException"), if it sees it then it will raise...

Scottn/Scrutinizer/ichigo -
Thanks a lot for all your helps !!

Turns out ichigo's command works the best for me...I am a little confused about the command "chmod -R a=rX, u+w ..." not sure why...

Hi there,

I need to change all files/dirs

1. all files with 744
2. all dirs with 755

is there a script for that ?

thanks,
thegunman

Thanks a ton Scrutinizer !!

I'll definitely try your links, although due to time constraint I browsed them a little bit for now and don't get what it is actually nor if it's something I need to...

...ksh93 is there but it doesnot recognize shcomp...

SUDO: /home/pzwl0>cd /usr/bin
SUDO: /usr/bin>ls ksh*
ksh ksh93
SUDO: /usr/bin>ksh93
SUDO: /usr/bin>shcomp
ksh93: shcomp: not found....

Thanks Erice for your reply...But:
1. I cannot make any user/group changes as it's tons of paper work and a complicated process... if the procedure is easy, I'd have gone the route of getting them...

Hi I would really appreciate your help:

First I knew there are a few ways to do it:
1. Best is to set up sudoer...I'd like to see this as the last resort...there's a good reason for that ...
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