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That worked. Thanks!

I am trying to run two shell scripts at once only in one script to kick it off on linux. For example, below is what I do in my kick off script, which is called (startupdatedb.sh). #!/bin/ksh ssh userdb@app3 'cd /scripts/oss/ && ./updatedb.sh' ssh userdb@app1 'cd /scripts/oss/ &&...

nevermind on my previous question.. I figured it out with a C program. Not used to compiling C programs. Thanks for the suggestion to my original question.

hey macd68. Is this code part of a shell script or part of a kernel tweak?

I am using SuSE Linux and have reached my array limit for semaphores. I did the ipcs -u to see what I am using and ipcs -l to show my limits. I tried the ipcs -s to see what all arrays are being used and it is showing this ------ Semaphore Arrays -------- key semid owner...

Can anybody explain to me what stack size acutally is and how can you ever guess what to set it to? When I do ulimit -a it shows unlimited for stack size, but I have some problems running a couple programs on my Linux box that shows a segmentation fault.

Thanks for the suggestions. That worked great.

Thanks for the help. Now my question is that if I have a STIME of Nov06 for example, then is there any way to see what the start time of it was?

Need help to understand what the headings of the output of a ps -ef command is. Below is an example of the output of my ps -ef command websubcu 11667 11657 0 10:56 ? 00:00:00 /scripts/test.sh I understand what the websubcu, 11667, 11657 and /scripts/test.sh headings/fields are, but...

I am running on SuSE Linux and I am trying to find a way how I can find any process that is older than 1 day/24 hours and kill it via a script that I will put in cron to run once a day or so. These are WebSphere/Java processes the get hung from time to time due to programming issues or whatever...

The suggestions are great everybody. Thanks for the help!

That has worked your suggestions, but now say I have /nfslogs/weblogs and about 100 different subdirectories under there that all have their own agent, access, test, referer files I want to check for. How could I easily scan through multiple directories instead of have a...

This may be pretty easy, but I am having trouble with it. I have an IF statement that I want to do and I want it to check to see if 4 different files are nonzero byte files. below is my if statement. if [ -s /nfslogs/weblogs/access_log.`date +"%m%d"` ] ; then How can I have it look at 4...

I have a website say www.example.com. This is setup for port 80 and 443. The redirect/rewrite rule I use currently is for the port 80 virtual host for example.com in my httpd.conf file. When the user types www.example.com I want it to redirect to this URL below...

Thanks for the suggestion. That seemed to work.

I'm trying to redirect when a user types in www.example.com to go to www.example.com/test?/test=1, but I still want to prevent when I type www.example.com/server-status from being redirected to the www.example.com/test?/test=1, but that is the only condition I have. I assume I can do that with...

nevermind. I figured it out using the RewriteRule.

I am trying to redirect one url to another and it keeps defaulting back to the original URL and not redirecting to the new one. Here is an example of my entry in the httpd.conf file. Any ideas on why the redirect isn't working for me or any other ideas to try? I am using IBM HTTP server...

Thanks for the suggestions.

I have /home/test directory. Off that directory I have about 20 subdirectories. I want to be able to list the total number of files in each of those directories. For example directory1 has 100 files, directory2 has 20 files, directory3 has 55 files, etc. Is there a command to do this?