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Hello All,

I have resubmitted this issue I am having as the my last post was moved to programming as the issue appeared to be specific to java but on further investigation this is not the case.
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Not sure what you after exactly from the description above but the following command will print everything after 'pattern'.

echo "bfdkasfbdfg khffkf lkdhfhdf pattern 123 this is printed"| perl -ne...

I'm not an HP-UX expert so am not totally familiar with how hp-ux handles top but looking at your output it appears the following are utilising rather high cpu resources

0 ? 13598 root ...

Your Welcome :b:

@jlliagre

I guess at least we can assume there are no fibre channel devices ;-) lol
It's a jigsaw puzzle ...
SRG

Colin,
Give the full path to the file you wish to write to also it is recommended you add perl interpreter with the shebang on the first line.
See below:

#!/usr/bin/perl
open FILE,...

Glad to be of assistance Astrocloud and thanks for my first thanks :-)

Hi Folks,
Below is a script I knocked up to search man pages on both Solaris and Linux systems. It's not pretty but functions ;-)
(Tested on Solaris 10 and RHES)

Usage:
MANPATH environment...

Chaandana,

/etc/system
set tcp:tcp_conn_req_max_q=2048

Or via ndd
ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_conn_req_max_q=2048

Use the following to check and view available tcp parameters...
netstat -s -P...

Or if you want to be adventurous and non standard play with the source code for unix_acct.c etc ;-)

sp_min , sp_max, sp_lstchg and so on.

Again not recommended but another option.

Cross...

To view LUN information.....

# luxadm probe
No Network Array enclosures found in /dev/es

Found Fibre Channel device(s):
Node WWN:200600a0b829a7a0 Device Type:Disk device
Logical...

# tar cf - dirA | ssh remotehost " ( cd /some/path ; tar xf - ) "

Will pipe tar'd dirA and dirB if sub directory of dirA and untar it on remote host.
This is also handy if there is not enough...

Ophiuchus,

I had a typo $seq( should be $(seq
I have updated my original post with the change.

Not as clean as rdcwayx but just to show various options and can be handy at the prompt.
You can use logical operator && after each command.
The shell executes the second command -- if and only if...

You could try it this way....

LetterNumber=10
for i in $(seq 1 ${LetterNumber})
do
printf -v letter "\x$(printf %x $((${LetterNumber}+64)))"
echo ${letter}
done

Personally, I...

Or as perl one liner:

perl -e '$number=3; @hash{1 .. 26} = ('A' .. 'Z');print "letter= $hash{${number}}\n";'

As a perl script:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $number="26";
my %hash;...

On Linux use the -v option to assign printf output to a variable.

LetterNumber=10
printf -v variable "\x$(printf %x $((${LetterNumber}+64)))"
echo ${variable}


Regards,
SRG

Thats a strange one Jerry, never experienced that before.
Heres a stab but I am in no way 100% certain that the following is the case.
It could be that a momentary power drop was experienced as the...

Works for me on Solaris...

bash-3.00# while read i; do ls *$i*; done < /tmp/uids.txt
1ad55f47-c342-496b-a46d-ba7de0f1b434
*2ad55f47-c342-496b-a46d-ba7de0f1b434*: No such file or directory

...

Hi,
Please find below perl oneliner that may be of use.
Please not I have not completed every field but this should be easy to complete.

myfile.in contains the following line :-...

Not recommended, but if you require this functionality you could try to have cron execute a script every 30 minutes to issue a 'passwd -f ${username}' for a list of users. This will prompt the user...

@Jlliagre, I'm not here to get into a childish pedantic tit for tat about what is or is not possible. I offered up a solution in good faith and right or wrongly I presumed root access was available...

Looks OK to me but a word (sentence) of warning and I say this as an SA that I worked with that should have known better screwed up doing this task.

The SA mentioned could not login (incorrect...

@jlliagre: my previous post was not in response to yours but rather to the original poster.
Indeed it does require root. If the original poster does not have access to root either directly or say...

Glad it was what you were looking :-)