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I'm using CRT from VanDyke Software. I used a good old Windows Telnet session to access the HP box and ran my kill. The screen did not go blank. SO, yes, that is a terminal emulator issue with CRT....

Could someone running HP-UX please run my test above and let me know if you also get the blank screen.

I am starting to wonder if my terminal emulator is not the culprit here.

Thanks.

The script is quite short. It receives the Unix pid to be killed and executes the "kill -HUP $1". When I execute the kill command at the Unix prompt it gives the same result. This is called from an...

Hi,
I have this Unix script that kills a user session. When I run it, my screen goes blank. How do I prevent the blank screen?

Ex: I open 2 Unix sessions. The main PID for my 1st session is 1234....

From inside is what I was looking for. Your help has been real helpful. Thank you very much Corona688!

Coronna688 - Sorry for not posting the errors. This actually works now!
The GID is the value I was looking for.
Thanks a bunch :-)

MadeInGermany - I didn't know how to read Unix environment...

Thank you Cororona688. I tried compiling your code snipit but I get errors. My C compiler (ie: I'm running HP-UX) is probably incompatible.

How about this:
- I know the Unix command to obtain a...

I'm not that acquainted to C programming and would like to know how to obtain the internal Unix userid of a user (I'm on HP UX) and stro it in a variable.

I found the getuid() fonction returns the...

Mirni - plink is my second choice. Being freeware (hence not supported or guaranteed against virus intrusion) I am reluctant to introduce this product into our development environment. We use...

You may well be right about this command being intended to be used against other Windows servers... I have quoted the error message in my previous post.

I am using Windows 7. I've remotely run...

I can connect with the plink.exe utility, But the Windows "winrs" command doesn't work. The -v option is not valid with winrs. By default, verbose is tunred on. Here's the error message I get:
...

Yes I have another Unix server I can use.

I was able to remotely connect from one Unix server to the other, using the "ssh" command. It worked on the first try... I love Unix!

Can someone show me the basics on configuring SSH on Unix so I can access my Unix account remotely from Windows 7. Basically, I want to fire some scripts remotely.

I've already posted a thread on...

To Bandit390: Simple and effective - sometimes simple things are just too obvious to be seen.
To cfajohnson: This does the trick. I never used the 'eval' command. I just learned something.
Now my...

Hi, trying to store a comand involving a redirection in a variable and then run this variable. But the redirection gets lost.

Ex:
#!ksh
MYCMD="ls -l > dirlist.txt"
$MYCMD

This runs the...

Thanks all.

Era, I followed one of the links per your indications and found what I needed in a 3-2-2005 thread.


The "read -t" doesn't work for me (we don't have the correct ksh version).
...

I have a script that at some point will ask the interactive user a question:
#!/bin/ksh
echo "What is your access code?"
read ans
...

Sometimes this script is run by other scripts and there...

I had a similar issue recently and found that I could use the "return" command and it wouldn't kill my session.
ex:
return 10

This is under ksh.

Jim,
My "ps" command was wrong. Here's what I get when I type the command decently:
->ps -ef
root 25344 1 0 Mar 7 ? 0:15 /openedge/dlc/bin/_mprosrv
root 2284 1 0 Feb 13 ?...

Wouldn't this be nice if HP UX could identify zombie processes and just tell me like this...



Sorry I'm not familiar with this. Here's what ps -ef looks like to me:
->ps -f
UID PID ...

Yes, zombie. Sometimes the RF units will go out of range of the wi-fi routers. This causes the Units to disconnect from the system. Most of the times Unix will see they are no longer active and shut...

HP-UX
All,
I work in a manufacturing environment where some users connect to our Progress-based system with wireless RF units (Bar-code). Sometimes they go out of range and get disconnected but...

Yes. And it worked!! You the man :b:

Thanks for your help. It is very much appreciated.

Réal

Thanks for the tip - I never tried man on ksh - kool :)

Unfortunately either "$@" or "$*" produce an unquoted double space :confused:

How about trying to replace this double space with [space]...

How do you man "$@" ? It gives me errors:

->man "$@"
sh: @: Parameter not set.

Thanks,

Réal