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jsut create new spot on desired OS level (from base installation media of that level) some hints you can find here: http://aix4admins.blogspot.com/2011/05/spot-shared-product-object-tree-is.html

try from here if you did not solve it yet ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/aix/freeSoftware/aixtoolbox/RPMS/ppc/tcltk/

hi, the input file has n columns delimeted with "|" like on example below. how to find max lenght for each column and use it later for printf formatting the input file? awk '{ printf "%-[highlight #EF2929]max1[/highlight]s %-[highlight #EF2929]max2[/highlight]s %-[highlight...

in this case solved by: # authconfig --disablewinbind --disablewinbindauth --disablewinbindusedefaultdomain --disablewinbindoffline --disablewinbindkrb5 --updateall

hell I have joined a linux to domain using sssd realm join --user=administrator example.com it configured all stuff in sssd.conf, nsswitch.conf and in pam modules there are sss configured in I can see users accounts from AS but I can't login ssh or even su. ssh fails on Mar 29 14:15:35 host...

Hello, please tell me why second sort ignores -k4,4 sort? # sort -t"," -k4,4 test 4,c,d,a,a 6,a,d,b,d 7,a,d,b,d 8,a,d,b,d 9,a,d,b,d 1,d,c,c,a 5,a,b,c,d 2,b,c,d,a 3,a,b,d,d # sort -t"," -k4,4 -nk1,1 test 1,d,c,c,a 2,b,c,d,a 3,a,b,d,d 4,c,d,a,a 5,a,b,c,d 6,a,d,b,d 7,a,d,b,d 8,a,d,b,d 9,a,d,b,d...

Hello, I want a regex (with OR as below) also matching "md" lines in which 3rd column is not a string "active". Is it possible? https://regex101.com/r/LxD8t2/2

hello, I think you should use iosctl from root for such remote actions (instead of using restricted padmin) ssh root@vioserver "/usr/ios/cli/ioscli lsmap -all" you oem_setup_env to root and authorize your ssh key on password and use ssh-agent then on your client side

hello, I have checked and my setting doesn't block any connection from local-host to other hosts. It only grants access co incoming ssh connection for the two IPs (permit rules).

hmm, it works for me but I did it as follows - simple example for adding additional ssh/22 rule on existing configuration: # rmfilt -v 4 -n all Filter rule 3 for IPv4 has been removed successfully. Filter rule 4 for IPv4 has been removed successfully. Filter rule 5 for IPv4 has been removed...

that is strange maybe oracle installer has defect? what do you see when you run following command on your 7100-04-01-1543 system: instfix -i -k IV42025 also, can you show: instfix -i|grep ML and: emgr -l But because IV42025 is for 7100-00, it is not relevant for your TL4-SP1 so Oracle...

hello. I have network interfaces configuration file on debian - with a few stanzas like: allow-hotplug eth2 iface eth2 inet static address 192.168.198.24 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.198.255 I'd like to extract from this file IP of address attribute of...

Update: I've figured it out # for a in hostA hostB;do echo "---==== $a ====---";printf "%+11s %+10s %+10s\n" date files size;grep $a: inputtest|tr -s ' '|awk -F"[ |,]" '{printf "%+11s %+10s %+10s\n",$4,$(NF-1),$NF}';echo;done ---==== hostA ====--- date files size 16/09/2016...

hello, I'd like to get whole 1st line (header line, makred in blue) printf in each iteration in below for loop. What I get now is: # cat inputtest ===> hostA: transfer 16/09/2016,00:00:01 - 16/09/2016,23:59:59 5 42.64 ===> hostB: transfer 16/09/2016,00:00:01 -...

thank you. I have tried also to add leading zeroes to the counter in filenames - could you tell me why _79 is twice? and how to start from file_01 (and not file_00)? in my example there should be 80 files created from file_01 $ gawk -v RS='(^|\n)XX [^)]+\\)'...

sorry for bad explaining my goal with your first command I can use files created for further processeing with for loop: for i in file*;do somecommand -o sss < $i;done I was thinking of implementing it directly into awk command not having to do the for loop at all.

brilliant! thank you very much. by the way, if I would like to pipe each message to a command (instead of writing it to a file), would this be ok or something is superfluous there? It looks it is working but I'd like to be sure this approach is ok... gawk -v RS='(^|\n)XX [^)]+\\)'...

yes, there are some lines unwanted between (to be ignored) and the might also be some tailing unwanted stuff after closing ")" - at the same line sample of wanted (green) and unwanted (red) sfkjskfsdf sfsfsf sfsf XX sdfsf sfsf sdfs sdfsfsf (sfsfsfsf sdfsf sfsf sfsfsfs)fgkjsfsdflk wrwrewr...

I've a text file with many lines where are many messages beginning with XX and ending with bracket ")" (each one) I'd like to split it so each message is saved to separate file (e.g. file names with increasing number) so file1 will have: XX sfjsklf sfsfsfsf (sdfsdfsf sfsfsf gfdfgdgdghdh)...

thx. indeed, I was pretty sure I had tested [[:alnum:]]+ in one of my first tries... I must had done some mistake