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Nice work guys

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This is a very basic start, i'm sure something much more elegant could be done with awk :D

#!/bin/bash

FILE="/tmp/file.txt"
COUNT=1

for i in `cat ${FILE}`
do
if [ "$((${COUNT}%2))" -eq 1...

can you please post up your data source?

with your test data

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the code below should work :)

cat sarattdnewdruggene.txt | uniq > sarattdnewdruggene4.txt

Hi, did this work for you?

you need to dereference var with $var and also

if [ var -ne 0 ] then should be if [ var -ne 0 ]; then

Yep, working on it now. I think i've found the problem, it seems you have some duplicate lines :D will post up some code soon.

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Yep as i thought, it's tab delimited :)

Hmm i think the problem here is the sample data we are using to build our code is not formatted the same as the raw data you are parsing. Can you please upload your data sets?

Need more details, could you please describe the steps you take?

#!/usr/bin/python

import sys

if len(sys.argv) < 2:
print "usage:",sys.argv[0],"<file_path>"
sys.exit(69)

f = open(sys.argv[1], 'r')
lines = f.readlines()

count = 0...

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Enjoy

Wow, i really didn't know awk was that powerful/flexible :eek:

I would disable users who are not in wheel from using su and this would atleast force a user to sudo with their username.

Depending on your distro you need to look into something along the lines...

What does this return;

nc hostname 22

The only problem i see with using find is that it relies on the fact that the files have correct modification time.

@dsfreddie - will the files always have correct metadata? Modified time etc?

Have you tried restarting the sshd Daemon?

Thanks.

#!/bin/bash

DAYSBACK=7
WORKINGDIR="/tmp"
TARGETDIR="/tmp/mvd"
ACTION="cp" # change this to mv

for day in `seq 1 ${DAYSBACK}`
do
${ACTION} ${WORKINGDIR}/`date -d "${day} days...

As a basic primer read the following here (http://www.lesbell.com.au/Home.nsf/b8ec57204f60dfcb4a2568c60014ed0f/04eaff076bce249dca256fb6007f53e5?OpenDocument) goto the section Creating an RSA key for...

I've been thinking that - It's more for learning that really using in a Production environment. I really like the Sound of freeBSD so i think it will go LFS > *BSD

Anymore thoughts?

Hi

I've been using Linux (Ubuntu) specifically for about 5 years now and been dabbling with nix for a couple more. I really am worried that with the way distro's are going and package management...

Cacti and Zenoss are good software packages, But as said before looking into how SNMP works and looking at MIBs would be a good start. :b:

Is there a MOTD that appears when you login?

try doing a ssh -v or ssh -vv or ssh -vvv to view the 3 levels of debugging to determine where the system is getting stuck at.

Also what specs is...

What is the host OS?

The following is a good list of books to look into when using BSD > http://www.officecafe.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/freebsd_books.jpg

# Hope this helps