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Hi, I faced an issue where i.e root goes to another user i.e test su - test this records fine in user test's .sh_history file and you can see what commands has been applied, but if you use just su test without '-' dash this doesn't record anything at all. Basically '-' reads user's environment...

Thanks PHV, That did the job! Cheers, #Kimmers

Hi PHV, Good point, I guess my excuse was that I don't know awk that much, but that example of yours was neat and useful! Since we have torn this thread open and I was wondering in my orig. question a) how to read from the end of the file i.e last 150 characters after stripping the trailing...

Hi there! Now it works as I hoped, Annihilannic, your addition brought the desired solution, thank you! Feherke, I think you are right, that the normal awk is not treating similarly reqular expressions. I do not have the other flavours installed, which might have worked -don't know. Anyways...

Hi Feherke, I tried it out, but looks like it didn't work for me, since it returned just an empty answer. So, I have talked in my question about nawk but I have used awk, since some of AIX machines that I use, do not have nawk (nor gawk/mawk). In this vgersh99 example was he replacing tabs...

...tabs, what ever. From the end these spaces etc. blanks can be eliminated with the vgersh99 nawk help. ER=error.log cat $ER| awk 'sub(/[ \t]*$/, "")' > /tmp/error.txt So in the error.txt file it has removed from the end the white spaces and tabs, but how to get the last message: AGAIN...

Howdy, Just use diff-command, #Kimmers

Thank You Boria and Vivek1712, it worked as expected!! And I appreciate your fast response :) Take Care, #Kimmers

Howdy, I am trying to make a script which first greps 'failed' messages and puts them into file. Then I need to read each line and send them i.e as a separate mailx message. Here first tested with echo-command to see the output: So how to read a line as a string so that it would handle each...

No help, huh? If you find a solution can you pass the cure, Regards, #Kimmers

Hi, Did you try to put the mach1's IP on the remote machine's (145.224.208.46) .rhosts file and do you have enough permissions to run the df-command there? Assuming 145.224.208.45 is mach1's IP address then .rhosts-file on a remote should look like 145.224.208.45 mach1 username (On...

Hi Birdie, Are you running rsh ash root or some other user? I was facing similar problem when running that as an another user. The problem was that it was required that suid-bit needed to be set on to be able to run rsh. Security risk? But that was a workaround and how it was set on our other...

Thanks Bro, That helped. So EEEE here is kind of EoF (End of File). Reg, #Kimmers

I have written a small script (pass.sh) to find out those users and direct the output into a file: #!/bin/ksh #============================================================== # Script pass.sh created to list persons who has userid=0 # Creator: Kimmers # Date: 09/07/02 # Version: 0.0.1 #...

Good Day, I would like to put a "query" script to a logfile from cron which is run scheduled on a certain day. lets's say we have a logfile containing some data from Feb 21st to Feb 24th and I want to run a script that copies the content from Feb22 to Feb 24 into a new file cat...

Hi, You can try from here (depending your version): http://www.ssh.com/support/documentation/online/ssh/quickstart/32/Installing_SSH_Secure_Shell.html If interesed in openssh (which I am struggling with ;) and downloads etc. you can find here...

http://wp.netscape.com/download/0509102/10000-en-aix4.2---_qual.html Looks like they don't have 4.3-version or newer released so it should be compatible. Let me know, #Kimmers

...":-:" ---- instfix -ivk 4330-06_AIX_ML|grep not | grep ':' There was no data for 4330-06_AIX_ML in the fix database. ---- ls -l /tmp/.oslevel* -rw-r--r-- 1 root system 79751 Mar 11 15:09 /tmp/.oslevel.mlinfo.cache I will remove this when I do the update. Regards...

Hi, Thank You for the follow up. I checked my links based on that thread and yes, those were created wrongly. I made the corrections as requested there. Do you think the maintenance level is causing still the TYPERML to appear as an return for a oslevel -command? I wonder why since even if...

Sorry, I found one thread handling this case, I have to try it out. thread52-231894 on a keyword at the first time didn't return any matches. Regards, #Kimmers