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Thanks for your help! The problem was that AIX default run level is 2 (and not 3 as in SunOS and HP-UX)

Hi, I'd like to run my script from /etc/inittab I add the following line to it: infx:3456:once:/tmp/for_test >/dev/console 2>&1 The script has -rwxr-x-r-x permission The script content: ------------------------------------------- #!/bin/ksh echo "running for_test script" touch...

If I explain it - do you give me a solution?

Unfortunately that can't help me. From security reason I need to hide it from root user also.

Actually I want to hide a passwd string within my code.

Hi, I using shc shell compiler for hide my script code. I compile and run the script. But ps command allows to see script code. I.e: ps -ef|grep myscript Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Vadim

I just want to understand how it was happend.

Hi, I run command ps -ef in Solaris 10. Almost all my processes have controlling terminal = console. (including /sbin/init and svc.startd) svcs -x command doesn't report any errors. Please help. Thanks, Vadim

I get the same error :-(

Hi, Please let me know what is wrong here(I use tcsh): alias abc "awk -F= '{print $2}' File|awk -F\" '{print $2}'" I get unmatched ". How can I define double-quote separator in the second awk? Thanks in advance, Vadim

Thanks to all for suggestions!

Hi, Do you know what is the max length of environment variable Name & Value in KSH environments? Thanks in advance, Vadim

Some reasons: 1. this script will be distributed on many servers. We can update one input file and distribute it instead of updating crontabs. 2. we have many users with root access. Crontab entries can be removed by mistake. 3. Sometimes cron daemon has problem to start or hang.

Hi, I am looking for a script that like cron daemon can read input file written in crontab format. And run the jobs from the input file when needed. Thanks in advance, Vadim

I don't have any /tmp/shNNNNN files. I'll try solution sended by PHV. Thanks everybody for your help!

1. the permissions are Ok. 2. we don't run this script after reboot

Hi, I use this operator in my ksh script: cat << EOF > /tmp/allowed_fs_file ^/[^/]*usr ^/[^/]*user ^/[^/]*home EOF But from time to time I get the following error message while running this script: /tmp/sh<some_number>: cannot open I check that /tmp has enough disk space. The problem is that...

I send error message I get and also Makefile. BTW it includes sections for all platforms I need. Thanks in advance, Vadim root@sun # make sunos make -e cryptcat XFLAGS='-DSUNOS' STATIC=-Bstatic \ XLIBS='-lresolv' make[1]: Entering directory `/system/netcat/source/unix' cc -O -c...

Unfortunatelly it's not so simple as you think.

Hi, I am looking for compilation instructions for cryptcat software. I need to compile it for Solaris,HP-UX and AIX. Thanks in advance, Vadim