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I want to check processes on my Linux server

Normally we do a ps-ef|grep "search code"

Now we want to check for certain processes which are up and running and we want to get an email, whenever...

i need to send an email to users on the files being loaded...how can i achieve this?

say, my source file directory has 2 files

file1.txt
file2.txt


I just want to send an email saying...

How do i insert the sysdate in the below xml file? This has to happen dynamically, meaning everytime the script runs, it shud put 2 sysdates in the below xml marked in red ...format is YYYY-MM-DD
...

How do we capture the fiscal week of the year?

Say, if today is FY24...When i run my job next week i e FY25....It should automatically bring in that Value. I hope am clear.

This is how it...

Hi, I have a requirement where i need to pick rows right below including the row where the search begins

EX:

USA CHINA INDIA
10 20 30
30 40 50
60 70 80...

I have a query in regards to SFTP....We have a SFTP ID/PWD, so say if the password changes

Would it fail my SFTP?


SFTP uses public/private keys for authentication right? So would it...

Issue is resolved...Thanks so much

The files have ben Zipped but one final hurdle where i am facing problem is,

How do i send the zipped file as an email???

Cool...Thanks...

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using

find . -name "*.txt" -print | zip att -@


It is...

Thanks for the prompt reply...can u let me know why did you mention att.zip twice in the below code mentioned..

uuencode att.zip att.zip | mailx -s "Att" user@domain.com


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Hi All,

I have a scenario where in am using uuencode to send a txt file as an excel to end users( email attachment).I have 7 different files and these files are sent as emails 7...

cd path
line1
line2
line3
line4
line5



Lets say thats the sample script...So say if i have to comment the above script, which would be the better way so that whenever i want, i cud...

Thanks for the reply..Still doesnt work



mailx: invalid option -- r
Usage: mail [-iInv] [-s subject] [-c cc-addr] [-b bcc-addr] to-addr ...
[-- sendmail-options ...]
...

OS Linux....Just curious as to why this is not working...



uuencode test.txt "test.xls"|mailx -r xxx@server.com -s "validation report" emailrecipient1,emailrecipient2




Please...

I have a requirement, where in we need to SFTP files from the Unix box to the Windows server.

Since we are putting files...Where would we place the public/private keys from the Unix servers??
...

mv is actually changing the original file to the one suffixed with the timestamp...

I need the timestamp suffixed file moved to a different path and the original file should be as it is.

So wud the file be

file_080912.txt

?

How do i suffix a file with a timestamp...also can i just have it in mmddyy format?

it doesnt work as expected...get the same result as sed '/^Qwerty/d' file

sed '/^Qwerty/d' file ......Works fine


But what if say , i do not want the records below Qwerty Mango???? How can we handle this????


Please use next time code tags...

Hi ,

I have requirement... where in there are headers in the file and i need to pick the records right below them...

Example;

Qwerty Apple
10 20 30'
30 40 50
50 60 70
Qwerty Mango
40...

Awesome...Bala....Another Question..

Say, My file has headers in the file..

assume saggiboy is a header

saggiboy
1 2 4
2 4 6
3 5 6
saggiboy
5 5 6
7 7 7
8 8 8
saggiboy
9 9 9
10...

Continuing on the same Question...

Now how we select records...Earlier, we selected prior records..but now, say

xxx 2345 455
abc 345 555
cdf 456 777
fff 555 888

I want to select whats...

perl -pe '/^fff/ && last' file..........Worked........Simple Awesome...


I would love to know how this actually worked...some explaination on the code so that i can explain this to my team. :)...

I have a file.....

xxx 2345 455
abc 345 555
cdf 456 777
fff 555 888


Now my requirement is, Say if, i want to select only those records prior to the record fff 555 888...

how do i go...