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Hi,

I was wondering if you accept advertising on your site ?

Regards,

I am trying to do the same thing, But in this case, I want the key to be generated for the local machine, coz i need to be root to run a few commands.

Can some one please assist me with this ?
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What i get is "Permission Denied"

I think i am close enough...but cant debug the issue :(

what do i need to insert there ? I mean what do i modify there?

Thanks

run "dos2unix" on that file and it should get resolved.

what will "touch /etc/hosts" as root do ?

Pardon my ignorance please, but i really did not get that part.

Dont I have to provide the root password some where in this command ?

remsh...

This is what i did :

remsh localhost[-l root] [-n] <some command>

and i got permission denied.

It says " Permission denied "

Do i need to set some environment for this ?

Thanks

Hi,

One more question guys....

I need to become "su " during a script and then execute a script and then exit back and become the normal user.

How can this be done ?

Sorry for the mess guys...It was my mistake...It works great now :)

Thank you all once again...Vino and Gaurav...thank you both so much :)

Cheers !!!

Yup that was a Typo !!

But i still get the same error even after trying all the combinations mentioned above :(

Thanks

This is what i have :-



If i dont enter the package name i get :-



Thanks

I am trying to validate user input, at the moment what i have is as below :-



echo "\n\tPlease, enter package name to import: \c"
read PACKAGE


So far this works perfect , But if the user...

Done that Gaurav :)

Vino is a valuable asset here at unix.com ....:)

Thanks for that gaurav :)...

Hi,

I have a file xyz.txt, which contains several "tar.gz" package names

Eg :-


Now i need to execute an rpm - ivh against all those packages in this file through a script one by one.

I...

Hello every one...

In the last couple of weeks that i have been with shell scripting. I have gained partial insight as to how things are down.

Now to further brush my self i need Excercises to...

HI tmarikle,

Thank you for the code, but you are missing the point here, I have to only sort on the version NOT the file name.

Your second example according to your output is taking "test56" as...

Hurray !!!!!!!!!! although its still raw..but it gets the job done...:)

(svpkg1-nd:admin1) $ cat testfile
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root other 715 Aug 23 2005...

Among these ???

test3.1.2.3.9.tar.gz
test3.1.2.3.4.tar.gz
test3.1.2.3.11.tar.gz
test3.1.2.3.10.tar.gz
test3.1.0.0.4.tar.gz

I'll try to explain again what i m trying to do :-

I have a file in the below format :-



NOw out of this i need to determine which is the latest version of them all. I have managed to yank...

I am sorry every one....but i guess this has every one tricked :(...

none of the solutions mentioned above work :(

Thank you once again for your time and patience in this matter.

Its not my day i guess :(

It still displays.. error :-

Sorry for all the trouble

Hi Vino,

Thank you so much for your reply :). I was awaiting it.

I have a small problem here, I am not sure what is causig this, but i get a syntax error



what could be wrong ?
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thanks a lot for sharing :)