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Hi I want to syncronize the password files on 2 machines for fail over purposes. Does any one have a script or an idea how I can do this. Gene

We have had this problem, where apache proesses hang, become zombies and canot be killed by kill -9, ant Ideas anyone?

Tanechka, Make sure there are no links by the same name in the directory where you are trying to create the link

try this command to show you all the files in / more then 10Megs after you login Find . -size +10000000c > /tmp/files10m

Michael if I wanted to get rid of all the processes I could just reboot the box. Not something you want to do in a 24/7 operation.

That doesnt work, sorry, But problem was rectified by instaling patches. Thank you For all of the responses

So there is no other command besides kill ?....I was hoping not to reboot.

Does any one know how to kill a zombie process, when kill -9 does not work?

I have a problem with NFS and apache, I have some zombie processes that I cant seem to kill, using the usuall kill -9 , can any one help.?

Does any one know how to send an atachemnet in unix of a binary file to unix or to an outlook mail? Help please

Yes mike, Can you plese send. Thank you very much.

I am conserned about this, because when the load on the system is high, it slows everything down, one cause for this is a process in a loop that is consumoing allot of resources.

Would any one have a script to check the Uptime periodiclly, and email a message if the Uptime gets above a certain point? Thanks in Advance

Greg, Thanks, I tried running the script but having problem running it, spits this out when i do usage: last [ -number ] [ -f file] [ -R ] [ name ... ] [ tty ... ]

I need to get a list of users that have not loged in more then 6 months ago, I though that maybe I can check the .profile of all the users, since .profile changes its date when a user logs in. Would any one have a script that I can use.

I need to get a list of users that have not loged in more then 6 months ago, I though that maybe I can check the .profile of all the users, since .profile changes its date when a user logs in.

Thank you very much.

Sirrom, Would you have your df -k script handy, the one you wrote, I actually worte something like that but having problems with mine

Its HP-UX9000 version 11.0..thanks

Hi, I was wondering does any one know of a way to reset a root password if for example some one changed it and forgot what it was. Is there a back door in?