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traps are in place so that breaking out of the script logs them out of the system.

hmmmm good lead, however it will only log to the syslog. Would be perfect if I could specify a file to write the message to.

The script is called via exec with traps from the user's .profile.

When a user logs in, there is a script that is run which prompts for a reason that they are logging in. That reason should then be logged in a file that is "protected". So that it can not be modified.

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I am trying to create a solution that will log information into a file. That is the easy part.

What I am trying to do is have a front end script that ill ask a user what their...

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I have a login process that I want to cover multiple possible prompts.

I.E. I have the initial prompt asking for user and then if the user exists asks for the password.

However I...

rdist
rsync
nfs mount and diff or cmp
import listings to a spreadsheet and run compares
etc......

Ran into a couple of other ways...

echo $(eval echo \$${A}_DAY)
eval echo "\$${A}_DAY"

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I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to use a variable as part of another variables name.

For instance:

A="PRE"
eval ${A}_DAY=`date +%d`
echo ${A}_DAY
echo $PRE_DAY...

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I'm using ksh on aix and have gone around and around trying to use a variable as a variable name. I would like to set a variable like this...

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I've got a few AIX installations and need to determine the differences between them. Namely the LPP's installed, which level and whether commited or not.

Any chance there is a...