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I'm so confused right now, cause I'm 100% sure that it worked. Now it doesn't any more... Or I was dreaming :confused:
Output is the same as input (origin.file)?!?
Also second version works the...

Thx a lot, Franklin.
It works, of course. But I have a question more: I want to get as output only changed data.
I tried to do it, but no success :(

Origin file has got 180 fields. I have to change olny 12th,18th and 52nd one.
In a file new.txt I've got those changes in 4 fields (first one is index):

I know how to change ONE field with awk...

Sorry. I was not precize. I want to include this search into awk program.
I know how to do the search and how to use if statement into awk. But I cannot manage to join those two. Maybe silly, but ...

Pls help with this clue:

a goal is to find a pattern and then ...
a) if it is found: {print $0}
b) if not: {print "NOT EXIST"}

But. Then I'd like to add/find one string more...

But it gives me only last result/print ?!?

My problem is namely one (even more) large file and at least twelve strings to find in it (them). I...

Thx a lot, Franklin. So simple now, but I could not find it.

Hi,
I'm working with gawk (on DOS) today.
A goal is: find a string for-instance '123', cut a line in two columns and write second one. The problem is: command line works OK, awk file doesn't. But...

Yes, it was something like that. This is how it looked like the file /etc/inetd.conf:
As I'd restored it from other server and restarted inetd , telnet and rlogin worked.
Thx.

Hi,
After a crash of our older AIX server it happend as it is in the title:
ping is ok, but telnet:

What it can be this strange thing?

Franci

SAMBA users and passwords are kept in its own file:
../private/smbpasswd
So, if you change password for AIX user, the same you have to do for SAMBA user, too.
Maybe in future :)

The permissions and ownership of the underlying mount point are exactly the same on both nodes.
I also restart daemon nfsd. On node that exports and on target node2. No use.
So, finally I changed...

This is from /etc/exports:

/temp -anon=0,sec=sys,rw=node1:node2,root=node1:node2
And the mount point is done exactly equal (properties) on both nodes. But as said, on first you can write, on...

Have you checked some help for ps comm already?
For instance ...
Framer for AIX5.1 Commands Fastlink (http://archive.rootvg.net/frcmnds52.htm)

That's the correct one:

echo "please enter db pwd: \c"
read dbpwd
echo "please enter app pwd: \c"
read apppwd

sed -e '/^database.password/ s/OBF:.*/OBF:'$dbpwd'/' -e '/^app.password=/...

I've checked the underlying mount point. It is ... 777 and my group, too.
But, the funny thing is that even root cannot create the file.
On other site /export/ it has been done the same for both...

Two AIX 5.3 machines. On the first a file system is exported, on second it is mounted (NFS). The problem is when i want to create/write a file on a mounted file system:
The file system has read...

Be very careful when you quit with editing some file. I use the following ...
:wq
But ones one little dot came between ...
:.wq
Whot does it mean? It saves only the line where the cursor was at...

We print from ERP (on AIX 5.3.0.0) to HP (and Sharp) network printers; we use the QPRT command (for example):
qprt -Pfin8 -Z! -c -d p -N%d %s
For that we use 'hp_lj4' driver (old but useful) where...

Hi,
I have to change the mail server, but I could not find the file where it is written in.

I use the following command:
</> echo krneki | mail -v -s "New report" receiver@our.comp
Server name...

There is also "host_last_login" information in a file /etc/security/lastlog .
If I login to an appl (on AIX) via 'rexec' from my pc, I can see there pc's name or its IP:
tty_last_login =...

Just add this:

$ sed -e '/^$/d' -e '/^#fld/d' -e 's/#Fld: //' log.txt | awk '
BEGIN{print "\tFld\trec1\trec2\trec3"}
{
for(j=1;j<=NF;j++)
{arr[j]=arr[j]"\t"$j}
}
END {for(i in arr)
print...

</> DB_CAPACITY=`expr $DB_SIZE \* 100 / $TOTAL`

echo "aaabbb; xxx xxix" | awk -F";" '{print $2}'

</> cat file1 file2 | sort | uniq -u


...but I'm not sure for big files. Don't have 2GB one right nov :)