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Thank you, that seems to be it. Specifically set -o vi makes it work the way I want it to. I appreciate the info!

On a daily basis I need to SSH into several different RHEL servers using Putty.

On some of the servers, if I up arrow to get a previous command, it automatically starts in Input Mode, so if I...

Thank you for the reply. That is a useful piece of the puzzle. So in this case, when I was calling script2 with the sh it was ignoring the #!/bin/ksh and using sh to run it.

I'm still unclear why...

I ran into an issue today that I was able to resolve, but I don't quite understand why the resolution worked. I'm wondering if anyone can help me make sense of it.

I have a "kicker" script that...

I'm stumped on an issue I'm having with RSA key based SSH logons.

I have 30 servers in a database cluster. They are all Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 6.4.

I want to be able to run...

Oh, I misunderstood Corona688's reply. I thought all non-printing characters would display as ^X. This is even better. :)

Thanks Corona688,

The cat -v is helpful to at least see where the nonprinting characters are in the file. It doesn't show me which character it actually is, but it is still helpful to see where...

I'm not really sure which forum this question should go into, so I'm posting it here.

I work with AIX and RHEL systems using PuTTY (Release 0.60_q1.129) from a Windows 7 workstation.

Some of...

First off, I know this is sort of a rehash of similar questions that have been asked in other closed threads, but I haven't been able to figure out how to apply the answers provided in those threads...

Thanks Corona688! I had forgotten that I could use a different delimiter in sed. That looks much better than all my escape characters.

Your suggestion to use grep instead is also a good one. ...

Hi,

I'm a bit stuck trying to get my sed syntax quite right for what I'm trying to do.

I have a list of directories in a file and am trying to remove some of them using sed. I can do it if I...

Thank you for the quick replies.

The suggestion by vgersh99 doesn't appear to work (at least not in my environment which is KSH88 on AIX). When I execute the alias with an argument it tries to...

I have a few aliases set up on AIX servers in my .kshrc file. Some of them contain multiple commands that are piped together.

A simple example would be something like this:

# alias to list...