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Best experience gained is through experience obtained. I'd suggest to at least give it a try yourself first. If you have, please post what you've tried. More than happy to review & suggest. :)

Instead of balancing to numbers, balance to percent of load. Figure out what your allowable percentage is and balance to that percentage. Make sure to give yourself a little wiggle-room so you can...

Thank you, very thorough. :)

Hi all,
Did a couple of Google searchs, a couple of searchs on the site here and didn't find an answer... But, maybe I'm not searching for the right phrases.

My question; what creates the full...

If you're always going to expect the same order/variables/naming conventions/etc you can extract the properties of your configuration file easy enough with grep & awk. You could probably use just...

If you have the ability to install on the Windows box you can install cygwin with the OpenSSH server package that is bundled with it. I've used that in the past when I need to transfer files to and...

I did a search on Excel in CPAN and found two modules that you could install and then use perl. I've never used either of these before, but, looks like there's modules that could help you out.
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Just in case anybody else ever runs into this issue or is looking for a way to use Net::LDAP with perl I put together a post on my blog that folks can use. Not to mention, it helps me remember just...

Changed it to use my, still failing. Though, that is the exact line it's bombing on.

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Also, to add, I...

Hi all,
I'm not even sure a person can do this in perl, seems like you should be able to though.
Here's the error

IO::Socket::INET: connect: Operation now in progress at server_search.pl line...

Are you the one saying you need to do it in a shell script or is this part of the requirements? The reason I ask... with you being new to scripting I'm already thinking of many different "red-flags"...

Not sure how your files are configured, and obviously... don't post it here for example... But, check column 2 of /etc/shadow, that's where your password hash is stored.

Here's a quick and dirty for you

#Create your working file, if this isn't a running logfile you can skip this step and just pipe the output from sort on A.log the next step.
cp A.log A.log.tmp
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Just to make sure too, if you're going to run it hourly you want to change the date to append instead of replace. Your output file will be a little short otherwise. :)




(echo "\n" ;date;...

Amazing job! I'm going to link to this thread on my site. The only other game I've seen "ported" over to a shell script before is Space Invaders, I'm going to have to find that one again as well.
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Maybe it's not this simple, but, couldn't you just grep it out?


grep - file1.txt >> minus.txt

ssh in a loop can always be a bugger when you're first starting off in scripting. Firstly, the reason it can be such a bugger is because of how ssh handles terminals, when the ssh command completes...

I've done this before, I will forget to add the filename portion of the command


uuencode file_location file_name | mail -s "Subject" recipient recipient

I don't remember the exact reason, but, when ssh exits it gives a shell exit code or something like that... so you need to tell it to keep going after it's finished with the first file.

Try...

Thanks guys :) They're workstations but I'm running them as servers. I'm using them for a myriad of things, right now I'm testing LDAP scripts and pushing updates across ou's. I've been thinking it'd...

So, I have a kindof off the wall question. I've got 10 computers which I inherited from a charter school that closed that I did their admin work for. They're not servers, just workstations with...

Thank you so much Shamrock *nods* Believe it or not I have an issue today where this will probably come in handy! Very exciting. :)

Shamrock,
I was wondering if you would be able to break that awk command apart with comments if you wouldn't mind? I'm trying to understand what the purpose of {f=1} & {f=0} are.

This looks...

Thanks guys!! I unfortunately do not have control over the installation of components into Cygwin but I was able to use the solution provided by Shell Life. Thanks so much! This has been bothering me...

Hiya Folks,
Wondering if anybody has ran into this before, it's driving me nuts! Searching on this in the forums didn't turn up anything that was any help.

My script is going through a csv...