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  1. KarstenJHilton

    Cisco RVS4000 IPSec VPN Setup

    Hello All, First I would like to say thanks for any help guiding me through this process. Now for the nitty gritty of the deal. I recently purchased a Cisco RVS4000 router off ebay to set up a quick VPN. Nothing fancy, this is a personal project. Anywho, so I have the router online and I can...
  2. KarstenJHilton

    SBT - Iciqty

    Hey ellah24bry, What version of SBT are you using?
  3. KarstenJHilton

    Using awk to compare dates

    Hey PHV and Annihilannic, Thanks for your help on this. I was able to get the script completed. I used something similar to Annihilannic's piece. Anyway, thank you all very much! I can take a nap now. [bigsmile]
  4. KarstenJHilton

    Using awk to compare dates

    The direction for this has changed. I am needing to only get everything that is 5 weeks, or older. I have been hitting a brick wall with this. I am trying to go in a different direction, any help would be appreciated. The file has the format as dd Mon YYYY (20 Sep 2012). I have drawn a blank. I...
  5. KarstenJHilton

    Using awk to compare dates

    Hey PHV, Thanks for the heads up. I am not familiar with the getline. I reading up on it now. Do you have an example I could use that could help? Thanks, Karsten
  6. KarstenJHilton

    Using awk to compare dates

    I have been looking for 2 days for a solution for this, and now I am hoping someone with master awk skills can guide me in the way of what I am trying to do. :-) Problem: I have a file that has dates in it, and I need to only see those that are less than, or equal to the system's date(Current...
  7. KarstenJHilton

    .CPR

    Annihilannic, Thank you for your reply. I have done man cpr and saw what it is used for. I just wanted to make sure that if I did remove it that it would not break something, or perhaps it is something critical. Karsten
  8. KarstenJHilton

    ipc resources

    If the process ID is truelly 262147 and that is the one you want to kill then: kill -9 262147 Run this to make sure it is not running after that: ps -ef | grep 262147 Karsten
  9. KarstenJHilton

    .CPR

    Greetings, I have just recently joined a company as their Unix Sys Admin. While viewing some of their systems to document and etc... I came across a state file .CPR under the /usr folder. It is between 30mb and 31mb in size and the total size of all files together come out to be between 32mb...

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