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Hi folks,

I have an application that is acting up. I have another machine with a replacement application on it but because of the naming structure clients are using I cannot change the name to the...

This is still being a pig. It works perfectly fine when run from the command line. With set -x on I get the output emailed over and when run from cron it does the check to see if the directory exists...

Well the script ran wrong again last night regardless of the changes. Removing the _ also broke the mv statement as $_f and $f were two different values. What I can see is that the if statement...

Problem is still happening :/
I wish hitting it with a bigger stick would work!

This is the full script. I have made an interesting observation however. I have a number of resellers with differename usernames. For some reason, the problem does not affect the folder for the...

Apparantly I still don't have a fix for this..something like this should be nice and simple!

Apparently this didn't fix it. For reference I have "alias mv='mv -i'" in my .bashrc so I've change the mv to mv -f and am hoping that'll sort it out tonight.

That seems to have done the trick, no more backed up directories. Cheers



It is an envirmont variable that can be set instead of the --backup option for mv. Documented in man mv, I only...

Hi Folks,
I've put together a script for sorting my backup files into sub folders to be run from a cron job. Each file is named username.tar.gz and the file /etc/trueuserowners contains all users...

I'm not sure that would work as the output depends on the content. That is why I have describe the different stages. Maybe I can break apart the different stages into examples of input and output but...

Hi folks,
I'm trying to do a bit of extra monitoring on who is sending mail through our server and as I'm sure you'll understand, the log files aren't exactly small.
As a note, I'm working to sort...