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sorry wrong context...

is that / before tail supposed to be a |?

make sure sendmail started and it is not configured for secure connection only; that is different port number.

Also, are you doing telnet from the same box or a different box? There could be a...

Seems simple enough already, however ....

You could look into using grep instead of the second for loop. I probably would be more efficient then a shell for loop, and it would help eliminate a...

all the main commands reside in /usr/bin (not to mention all the other stuff like libs, etc.). If you mount a new blank partition to /usr of course you will lose all the command. Try mounting the...

That's because you are using the $MONTHEND var in each assignment. The last one always gets assigned to MTS. You should change the $MONTHEND to $MTS and start with assigning $MONTHEND to MTS (ie. 1st...

what about /etc/security/login.cfg. has it been changed? The first error appears to be related to this file and the rest are probably just a consequence of the failure of that one.

stupid question but you are running smitty as root, right?

Here's a script that may help. It basically lists the ids of all the child processes followed by the parent process. You can pipe it to 'xargs kill' and that would kill the processes, or you can...

if you want to avoid adding entries to the host file, you will either have to setup your own dns server or use the one in your router if that provides this functionality.

the reason the windows...

yes ... and lot's of it; I think too many to explain all here. But here are some things that you can research.

1. Is the VM using bridged or NATed?
2. Do you have a DNS?
3. DHCP or static IP?
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wow, that's very ambitious. if you think this will be a utility you will need over and over, and if you want to use regular expressions, you will have to define all the different patterns you want to...

something like this might work. you may have to adjust it for your env.


find /yourdirname -name 'att' | while read line; do DIR=`basename $(dirname $line)`; mv att "$DIR_att"; done


HTH....