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I have written a script that checks for the existence of a particular entry on the process table and then acts upon it accordingly. The script continuously loops and was activated using the "at" command - thus still running when the session is terminated. The only problem is it...

Great - haven't got the manual page for "core" - could you possibly email it to me!

A bit late I know - but I ws just flicking through the old log. Personally I wouldn't use "tar" for system backups because in my experience "tar" often has problems when backing up system / special files. For that reason I would use "cpio" i.e find / -depth...

I have posted 2 qu.s so far and have been pleased with the replies that I have received What's the best way to convert a script into a daemon? I've written a script which runs 24/7 in the background, I guess spawning and eating up processes. This seems to randomly spawn "core" dump...

Not sure how to close threads. I have at last discovered what the problem is. Sorted it myself!For some reason on the SCO server side, the account "shaun" had an id set to that of root. However if you looked at the id it wasn't set to 0 (which didn't make any sense at all)...

On the HP machine the user "shaun" can execute a remsh to itself. i.e on hp machine remsh hp_server 'l /' > file_on_hp_server Have checked the .rhosts and hosts.equiv

On the SCO server: As root I can execute rcmd to the HP server The user "shaun" can execute rcmd to the HP server On the HP server: As root and "richard" I can execute remsh to the Unix server The user "shaun" cannot execute remsh to the Unix server and gets the...

We have 2 in-house UNIX servers, one running SCO UNIX version 3.2v5.0.6 networked ith a HP-UX B.10.20 C 9000/811 2011445564. This is the first time ever that I have used HP-UX. I have created a user account on both machines, created ".rhost" files within the home directories on both...

Cheers my man. I checked the permissions on the respective "cron" directories which seemed correct. I then ran the command "custom -h xxxxxxxxx" where xxxxxxxxx is the machine name and this fixed the problem. It also fixed a number of other problems. Thanks

Sorry I forgot to mention - the version is "Release = 3.2v5.0.6"

Yeah, I have tried this but unfortunately it doesn't work. Thanks for the help anyway! Richard

This incident has suddenly started to occur. If you log into the unix prompt as a user other than "root", issuing the command "crontab -e" and then saving the file results in the following error occuring: "crontab: error in message queue open: Permission denied (error...