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Thank you so much for your help.

I will try the mentioned alternatives.

Thanks again.
Crabbie

You can doing using perl or sed.

To edit cron jobs of any user you will need to edit the file with corresponding username under /var/spool/cron (assuming Red Hat linux.. you can find this path for...

Hi,

I have provided information requested against each query below.

1. what is the total size of physical memory?
=> 4GB
2. what is the size of your swap space?
=> 2GB
3. what is the...

Hi,

Need help in tuning JAVA on LINUX.

From http://www.trutek.com/index.php?id=173 I understand that on Linux operating system with 4GB memory, JVM can be run with maximum memory of 3800m. But...

find ./ *.* > alldirnfiles.txt

You should be able to find it by looking into cron log ....

In HPUX you should find it at /var/adm/cron/log
In RedHat linux /var/log/cron

Please let us know if this doesn't work for you.

I agree with BOFH.

If you are using linux then use command "info coreutils" which opens tutorial for all unix commands. I am not sure of in Unix any such thing. But you can go through manual pages by using man command....

You can use "CURL" to make http request. There are various options to simulate the navigation of URLs.

Just read the document of crontab then you should be able to it on your own. You can find so many document on web. Here is one for you http://www.hmug.org/man/5/crontab.php

Just check http://www.docs.hp.com/en/oshpux11.0.html

try this

uuencode one.xls > mailattatch
uuencode two.xls >> mailattatch
cat mailattatch | mailx -s "Subject ...." xyz@mail.com

Just write a perl/shell script with the below steps.

1. Have the result set retuned by find command into array
2. For each file determine the path and create complete dir structure (use command...

Hi,

You have made syntactical error ("*5"). Just change it as 0-59/5 and let me know if it doesn't works for you.

Thank you,
Uday.

This should work.

<code>
#!/usr/bin/sh

export i=0
echo "Press CTR + C to exit"
while test $i -eq 0
do
trap 'i=1; echo you have pressed exit' INT
date | cut -c 12-19
sleep 5
done

echo...

Hi,

You might find http://www.computerhope.com/unix/tree.htm usefull for building the file system explorer on UNIX/LINUX.

Thanks,
Uday.

I agree that vi editor is most powerful and u will find it easier once get accoustom to it. However, you can use another editor called emacs.