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there one thing u can try
1)search for "amqcrsta" or "mqm" in the file inetd.conf (in /etc directory for AIX). note the first and last entry in the line will give you the name with with your MQ...

not a st fwd solution...got use some application like web server etc..
why do you want to do that? it will be displayed same (AIX or windows.)

change the ulimit parameter

try running the script with sh
sh <script name>

or you can use xman provided you have x-windows running on your m/c
obviously x-windows has its limitations too...

you can export $PAGER
eg. export PAGER='vi'
and man <command> will open the help in vi session..

if that helps.....

if ur directory structure is not too big, try this
ls -xRl | grep '<date>' | wc -l
date will be <month day> like 'Sep 05'


or with find command
find . -mtime <no of days> -print | wc -l
but...

u might need to trigger a copy of the script on each of these servers using some network software....

script file can be executed using <shell name> <file name>
for other cases isnt it a security violation ???

use awk...............

will this work for you?
ping -c 1 $name | grep \( | awk '{print $3}' | cut -f 2 -d "(" | cut -f 1 -d ")"
a very primitive approach though

or you can use echo `ls -l <file-name>` | cut -f 5 -d " "
to get the actual file size....

just copy the file in the /usr/bin directory and make it executable...
but u'll need root's login for that...
and be careful not to disturb other files in that directory