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script output to columns with headers
:D Giddyup! That works perfectly. Amazing work LKBrwnDBA, thanks a ton.- tagyourit
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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script output to columns with headers
Now my brain is thinking...in a single script, could I run the initial bit to create the headers one time, then only print the numbers after? Something silly like the following while true do clear date echo netstat -an | grep tcp |awk 'BEGIN...- tagyourit
- Post #10
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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script output to columns with headers
LKBrwnDBA, thanks a bunch. For some reason, my data was not parsing right with the other awk's, but yours ( both of them ) sorted the data quite well. Thank you.- tagyourit
- Post #9
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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script output to columns with headers
Here is a more fully developed script to account for states that had 0 connections. Data was being shifted around otherwise. Still not sure how to get the format I'm looking for in one go without scrubbing the data. dt=`date +"%m%d%y%H%M%S"` netstat -an | grep tcp | awk '{print $6}' | sort |...- tagyourit
- Post #5
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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script output to columns with headers
This is on AIX 6 using KSH. I changed awk to gawk and getting the columns and some numbers. 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 FIN_WAIT_2 LAST_ACK LISTEN TIME_WAIT CLOSED CLOSE_WAIT ESTABLISHED- tagyourit
- Post #3
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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script output to columns with headers
netstat -an | grep tcp | awk '{print $6}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr 294 FIN_WAIT_2 173 ESTABLISHED 83 TIME_WAIT 33 LISTEN 9 CLOSED 3 CLOSING 2 CLOSE_WAIT 1 SYN_RCVD Would like the output to be in the following format instead FIN_WAIT_2 ESTABLISHED TIME_WAIT LISTEN CLOSED CLOSING...- tagyourit
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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bind_columns called with 1 values but 25 are needed
Getting the following error when running my query DBD::mysql::st bind_columns failed: bind_columns called with 1 values but 25 are needed at ./getdata.pl line 42. Is there a way for me to pull all the columns, but only print the five or six that I need witout having to bind each and every... -
only need 5 our of 25 columns returned
Getting the following error when running my query DBD::mysql::st bind_columns failed: bind_columns called with 1 values but 25 are needed at ./getdata.pl line 42. Is there a way for me to pull all the columns, but only print the five or six that I need witout having to bind each and every column? -
remove characters inline
i was printing &new_status, but not in the right spot, I moved it down and now it's working, but with results I didn't entirely expect. Not in a bad way, actually, might work better. before: host001 port25 down (Administratively down) node001 host002 port27 up node002 host003... -
remove characters inline
ended up with this and it's working $STATUS =~ s/\(.*\)//; I think \w was matching and eliminating everything in that column. -
remove characters inline
let me add that it's actually removing the entire column?? so this host001 port25 down (Administratively down) node001 host002 port27 up node002 host003 port29 up node003 host004 port31 down (Administratively down) node004 to this host001 port25 node001... -
remove characters inline
It appears to be removing the entire column. From this: host001 port25 down (Administratively down) node001 to: host001 port25 node001 I wondered if the parens needed escaped thinking perl may be trying to interpret them as part of the regex =~ /^\(\w\)/; But that didn't... -
remove characters inline
I've got a perl script running on AIX that issues an MySQL select against a table and pulls back four columns of data. name port status host I'm getting stuff in the status column that I want to remove, specifically in the column status, if I get down (Administratively down) I want to remove... -
using tabs to align, $1 field too long
This is what I ended up using | awk -F',' '{printf "%22s%10s%10s\n", $1,$4,$5}' Thanks PHV!- tagyourit
- Post #3
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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using tabs to align, $1 field too long
Here's my output. YZ_DISKPOOL 0.0 0.0 XYZ_123_789_DISKPOOL 44.0 43.6 UX_DISKPOOL 0.3 0.0 UNIX_DISKPOOL 0.0 0.0 UNIX2_DISKPOOL 0.0 0.0 UNIX3_DISKPOOL 0.5 0.0 I'm taking input which is comma delimited and...- tagyourit
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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menu driven script
Are you wanting to have someone login and immediately not get a prompt, but go into a menu? If so, you could have in their .profile something like #!/bin/ksh trap "exit" 2 PATH=.:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin: /usr/local/bin/adminmenu trap 2 exit Then have the adminmenu script that is...- tagyourit
- Post #5
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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uname shows hostname, not OS ( AIX )
uname -s showed the hostname. I ran the -T AIX and it set it back. Thank you! -
uname shows hostname, not OS ( AIX )
The server was built from a mksysb NIM image of another server by another tech who is out. Our monitoring software needs to be able to pull the OS type ( AIX, Linux, etc ) and it uses the uname command to get this. Normal uname -a shows: AIX server01 6 00C000000C00 But on this server, it... -
tripwire segfault
Anyone here have experience with tripwire? Trying to have it only monitor one directory. However, that directory has over 37k files :O I am getting this when trying to run tripwire --init -polfile ../etc/tw.pol Please enter your local passphrase: Parsing policy file... -
formatting script output
quick update ( trying not to spam the list ) but I got the following output now Mon Oct 20 122355 2008, /tmp/xlogfile, Changed mtime ctime Mon Oct 20 122455 2008, /tmp/dcfile001, Changed mode ctime Mon Oct 20 122455 2008, /tmp/dcfile002, Changed uid ctime Mon Oct 20 122555 2008, /tmp/xlogfile...- tagyourit
- Post #4
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
