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No we cant link the directories as different user will be making changes in there specific files and if we link it one can see changes made by one in another ...so its not a solution

We need to...

yeh ..all the files get overwritten all day and then we have to come back to the previous state.

starting 25 process didnt help as it was loading the i/o

we found 5 process optimum.

we have 30 GB files on our filesystem which we need to copy daily to 25 location on the same machine (but different filesystem).

cp is taking 20 min to do the copy and we have 5 different thread...

something like this may work ...
#!/usr/bin/ksh
for i in `ls *.txt`
do
sftp user@hostname << EOF
cd <PATH>
put $i `basename ${i} txt`done
EOF
done

vbe,

yeh what i meant was we found a script which was the main culprit ..and we are reviewing the script ..it was not closing as a result there were many scripts attached to cron and cron queue...

Thanks i found the log under /var/adm/cron/log ..i think it should be same


! c queue max run limit reached Thu Dec 15 00:01:00 CST 2011
! rescheduling a cron job Thu Dec 15 00:01:00 CST 2011...

Hi,

I have script in the cron which run at predefined time everyday.
If the script fails then we get the mail and a log is created.

But last night the script didnt run. If the script is even...

you can create a file where you can store the multiplying factor ... like 2 for day 2 ...3 for day 3 .... which u can read in the begininning and then update at the end ... and then reset when it...

By interactive i meant ... history command,aliases (as u mentioned) ... i have faced this issue in tcsh (not sure if its issue with tcsh or some setting which we have) ... i am not able to redirect...

Just FYI, I am concerned more about the interactive commands not scripts ...

hi,

We are moving our machine from HP to linux.

On HP we had tcsh shell and was working fine for us and we are used to it.

But on linux, we are told tcsh doesnt work properly.

Is this...

ll subdirectory/*.*a*

just put in crontab for every 1 hr ...something like this



00 * * * * cat <path of logfile> | mailx email@some.com

u want space as in ' ' or the word space

if its word space then


sed 's/$/"space"/' input

this can be done with for loop ...


$ for i in 1 2 3 4 5
> do
> echo "the number $i is number $i"
> done
the number 1 is number 1
the number 2 is number 2
the number 3 is number 3
the...

true ... just wrote out of habit :)

sed 's/$/ /g' input

From the parent directory u can run


find . -name <script_name> | ksh

find . -type f | xargs grep -il "hello world"

sort input >output

see if this work


while read one two user
do
echo "please enter passwd for $user "
done <sample

please enter passwd for u1
please enter passwd for u2
please...

try using


echo "testing 1 2 3 " | mail -s "subject" abc.com -- -f abc. (shipraa@amdocs.com)com

probably this may help


DEVENS /oravl01/oracle/shipraa > sed 's/[A-Za-z0-9]*\.[A-Za-z0-9]*\.com//g' sample
This is a test file. This is an email address: . This is another line
This is...

check this https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/164703-mail-address.html

It can be done using

echo "testing 1 2 3 " | mailx -s "subject" -r <sender_mailid> <receiver_mailid>

this may not be the best way but it shld work

for i in `cat input`
do echo "$i\c" >>output
done