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Just started working and have been able to download the file as of Wednesday afternoon. Had been trying to get it for over a week.

We having been using the following link http://update.microsoft.com/redist/wuredist.cab to download the the latest file for use with MBSA to determine what patches are needed for our windows 7 machines. I was able to get it last month (July 2012). But this month I ram recieving the Server error...

Solution is put tick marks around the regular expression. Thanks to PHV for the solution #!/usr/bin/bash mailq|grep '^[A-F0-9]'|cut -c 42-80|sort |uniq -c|sort -n|tail > /tmp/qResults

Rewrote the $CHECK variable as my $CHECK = "mailq|grep '^[A-F0-9]'|cut -c 42-80|sort |uniq -c|sort -n|tail > /tmp/qResults"; This was based on a response given by user PHV. If their is a simpler complete perl method though I would be interested learing of it to add to my my knowledge base

Hmmm...interesting. That did the trick for me, Thank you PHV. Figured it would be something simple that I was missing.

When I run this code on a linux machine I have no problems; but when done on a Solaris 10 machine I receive the following message back. Message: sh: [A-F0-9]: not found Usage: grep -hblcnsviw pattern file . . . Code: #!/usr/bin/perl my $CHECK = 'mailq|grep ^[A-F0-9]|cut -c 42-80|sort |uniq...

Trying to run the following one liner in a bash script to check our mailq for big users. But I receive the error below when trying to run from a script instead of command line. Command line it works great. Anybody have a solution or alternative? #!/usr/bin/bash mailq|grep ^[A-F0-9]|cut -c...

Trying to run the following one liner in a bash script to check our mailq for big users. But I receive the error below when trying to run from a script instead of command line. Command line it works great. Anybody have a solution or alternative? #!/usr/bin/bash mailq|grep ^[A-F0-9]|cut -c...

That fixed my results; Thank you so much

Running a fairly simple script but not sure how to get the script to display the missing data encapsulated between the < > brackets. I would like to have the page display the results as returned. Expected results Apr 18 23:20:25 isp.com postfix/local[4431]: [ID 197553 mail.info] BAD854989F...

Thank you Thank you thank you lol

I am trying to read a string and have it split into pieces using the split() function. I am using the "/" as the separator to split on, but not sure how to write the split to use the "/". Input is going to be directory listings like below /usr/home/<userid>/Trash /usr/home/<userid>/Sent...

feherke I tried the code you gave and it worked like a charm. while ($db->FetchRow()) { undef %Data; ($Data) = $db->Data(); $_=$Data; print "$_\n"; $_=~s/\|/\r\n/g; print "$_\r\n"; } I am writing it on a windows machine and I believe it was the editor. I tried komodo and the...

I am trying to write a program to extract user info from a database and write them into a file. The content of the field in the database I am calling can have one or more entries and are separated by a '|'. See sample data below... user@domain|user2@domain|user3@domain friend@domain...

I am running an NFS server in a production enviroment on a x4450 and am in the process of making the following changes to /etc/default/nfs. # increased LOCKD_SERVERS to 128 from default 20 # increased NFS_SERVER to 256 from default 16 # increased LOCKD_LISTEN_BACKLOG to 128 from default 32...