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in aix that would find the text in whatever file, but that wouldn't show you which file it was in. i have to do this:
for i in $(find . -type f); do grep 'searchstring' $i; done
be on the lookout...

try the following:pwdadm -c <userid>

if you want to do this then make sure that you execute the shell's ftp command:

system ("ftp < ftp_script > ftp_log") and die "FTP failed:\n[$!]";

<<<DISCLAIMER>>>
i do not recommend doing this unless you know for SURE that the only files in the current remote directory are the files you just put there. you don't want to arbitrarily change...

check this:

find <directory> -name "*.[pPdDfF]" -ctime +5 -exec rm {} \;

where <directory> is the directory structure that the pdf's are in. the funkiness in " " just checks for any...

if you want to receive cd's from ibm with new ml's or new versions, then that will require a software maintenance subscription. if you are just interested in keeping your version of aix current,...

Perhaps you can use UNIX ACL's (Access Control List). I'm not sure if it's in any UNIX other than AIX or HP-UX, but others on this board may be able to help there. I normally wouldn't use ACL's,...

Do you know the name of the userid that you want to change to inside the script? If so, you can do a `chown userid` inside the script once the file has been placed in that userid's directory.

I'm stuck with a dilemma. I am trying to control userid's access to the su command in such a way that he will not be able to su to root (su, su -, su root, su - root) but he will be able to su to...

Use this syntax to allow sudo access to an entire directory:

User_Alias Host_Alias = (ALL) directory/
where
User_Alias is your User_Alias, userid, group, netgroup, or ALL
Host_Alias is your...

I've personally never done it, maybe I won't ever. The absoulte best way to do this is to test it on another server. If you have a scratch server that can be used for this, then go that route. ...