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How to remove a dynamic route without flushing table
Thanks for the reply TimCGEY... I didn't try to execute chginet from the command line because the man pages specifically note that you should not do so... but I did find a solution for those of you having a similar issue... Because the incorrect route was in the table as the result of some... -
How to remove a dynamic route without flushing table
I did a keyword search. Only found information on how to delete a static route. I would like to know if there is a way to remove a route that was created dynamically by a redirect... without flushing the entire routing table. From my research I understand that the route must be removed... -
IF-THEN script not working
Try a space before ] inbetween " and ] -
mail attachments in AIX
I did see a post somewhere in this forum... I don't remember who wrote it, but I think it's called snd_mail. You should be able to find it... it works great... if you are only attaching one file... why don't you see if you can modify it to make it send 2 files... Then post back here so I can... -
Date Calculation
Sorry, I usually search before posting, but the keyword search is "down" right now for maintenance. Given that the following example assigns the current date to the variable TEST (in the format mm/dd/yy)... # TEST=`date +%D` # echo $TEST 01/16/03 What is the calculation that will... -
Parent process of the current process
Nevermind......... echo $PPID works perfectly!- wehttam
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Parent process of the current process
Is there any variation on the "echo $$" which could display the parent process id?- wehttam
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Parent process of the current process
I am sorry to ask such a seemingly basic question.... What is the command to display the parent process id of the current process? I am writing a script which requires the child process to report the process id of its parent, and append this id to a file. I looked at ps -o "%P" and...- wehttam
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
