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I have read chapter 7 in Programming Perl and still don't have a clue. I am looking for a pattern like this. if (/hscsunp1/) { print $_; The only problem is that it prints everything on that line I just want the pattern I have specified. If I'm writing korn shell nawk works great, I just...

Hey duncdude, that worked but I have one more question. When it puts the extracted data in the new text file it does not take the first value extracted and left justify it. It looks like there is probably 8 or 10 spaces. Do you have any idea how to do away with that.

I have a script that extracts data. I want the data that it extracts to be printed on the same line. I can't seem to make it work. It extracts the data but prints each find on a new line. The data that is being extracted also has to be delimited by a semi-colon. Here is the script...

What I have is some log files that are created by a scheduler we run our jobs through (OS Solaris 8). The date in the logfile is of this format Fri Jan 9. I would like to extract this out of the file and convert it to this format 2004-01-09 and put it in a new file. Is there a way to do this.

If so could someone tell me where they are! Thanks

I would like to write a script that searches for a pattern in a line. The line will look something like this: Index Filename CreationDateCreationTime Bytes Download 1 samename.001 Y 2 samename.002 N I...

No error message and the rpm -qa|grep kernel does not show the new kernel. I will tell you though when I tried this I just used the rpm -i I didn't use the vh flags. I don't know if this makes a difference. I was just notified about a new yesterday and went and downloaded the tar file which...

I have downloaded a kernel update to my pc then ftp'ed to my linux box. How can I install the updated kernel. The box has no connectivity to the outside world so I can't do the up2date command. The kernel update is an rpm, I thought I could just do rpm -i kernelversion to install but that...

I know with ksh that you can check and see if the command completed without error by checking $?, can this be done with perl.

I did the htpasswd -c /www/passwd/password/user as per instructions on apache.org then chmod 640 on directory passwd and changed group to nogroup. I added this: <Directory /www/htdocs/proftp-admin> AuthType Basic AuthName &quot;Proftp Admin&quot; AuthUserFile /www/passwd/password...

Solaris 9 box with Mysql on it and configured. I am trying to install proftpd now and it craps out on me. This is what I do cd to source ./configure --with-modules=mod_sql:mod_sql_mysql --with-includes=/usr/local/include --with-libraries=/usr/local/lib/mysql This runs fine, dosen't crap out...

Is it as simple as going in to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts and vi'ing the ifcfg-eth0 and changing it in there.

Thanks for the help everyone but I found a way to do it.

New to linux, but I know on unix that you can backup to a remote tape drive with a command like this: ufsdump 0uf somesystem.somedomain.com:/dev/rmt/0cbn /usr Can this been done on Linux Advanced Server 2.1

Right now the box boots into init 5, I want it to boot init init 3.

The default run level is 5. I put the script in /etc/rc5.d.

I have a script below, that I would like to run on system startup or reboot. I have tried it in /etc/rc5.d and /etc/rc3.d the script is owned by root and is executable. I not sure what's wrong any help would be appreciated. The script will run fine from the command line. #!/bin/bash #This...

I want this script to run if the server is rebooted. I can run it from the command line and it starts fine. Could someone tell me what's wrong. #!/bin/bash #This will set environment controls for Web to go and Start the processes. webpid=`ps -ax|grep web|grep -v grep|gawk '{print $1}'` if [[...

Hey Tony that worked great! Thanks Jesse

I have written a perl script that concatenates files together. Pass arguements to the script on the command line. This is the way it goes: $inputdir = <STDIN>; my question is can you have perl to do this instead: $inputdir = $1 I know in bourne and korn you can. The reason why I ask is...