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Thanks, the tr and cut command seems to be doing the trick. I did notice a few results missed the correct entry but this may be due to bad formating in the tsv file?

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Using awk in that way isn't going to work for the task, it's going to assume space is the seperator and if column 1 has more than 1 word etc it will get the wrong information.

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siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com can output results in tsv format, when opened in excel I get 4 columns.

I would like to wget that file, which I can do. I would then like to pull the 2nd...

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I haven't had much experience with Solaris 10 but we've started running into a problem where a process hangs, it is killed and leaves a zombie process. The sysadmins are saying this zombie...

I did reply, but Vinos is much more informative so I'll leave it to the pros.

hrmm interesting, I've worked with NIS before and have never seen this reference.

Thanks for the info

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I guess it all depends on if this will be automated and what you want to do with the result.

The fastest way to check if a port is open is to telnet to the host on that port.

Nmap...

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Thats a very generic request for help. I suggest you go and find a nice pdf to read or buy a book.

Don't forget that google is your friend when you don't know something, you are never the...

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I think most people approach learning in their own way, however reading and playing are the best way to learn for me.

Get yourself the specific type of unix they are requesting and play with...

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Probably not the best idea to ask for upgrade process from the web, however you should be fine in doing what you suggest.

Take at least 2 backups of the data, as well as your standard backup...

Hi, it's a concern cron dies to the point you want to monitor it from another system.

I would suggest either a ssh into the box and just doing a quick ps for cron and restart if not there, or...

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http://solaris-x86.org/documents/tutorials/network.mhtml

Above is a link that should take you through how to find and setup a network interface in Solaris x86.

If you're not 100% sure,...

Hi, I'm not sure why you would have that there.

It looks to be an incomplete entry for a user called "+" and is missing, apart from obvious things such as the uid and gid, but also the final...