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Same thing just happened to me today. I stuck the from domain, the relay domain and its IP address is my access list and my hosts.deny. I hate these bastards.

du -aDklS is Linux, perhaps? I'm running this under Solaris, so I use du -adko. Anyway, running this under Solaris does not give the output of the system command: #!/bin/sh df -k | grep -v cdrom | grep -v : | sed 1d | sed 's#%##' | awk ' { if ( $5 > 10 ) { print "ALERT...

Grant, the awk portion of the script works fine and the du command I list also works, but I want to put them together and that is where it doesn't work. The $6 is a field containing the disk slice that I want to run du against. Can I pass $6 to the system (du...) command?

Grant, $PAGE_NUMBER and $MAIL_NUMBER are defined in the script (I'm only showing the serious part of the script). Anyway, I tried the below and it didn't execute the du command. df -k | grep -v cdrom | grep -v : | sed 1d | sed 's#%##' | awk '{ if ( $5 > '$PAGE_NUMBER' ) { print...

How to get this to work? I want to execute a command on a field (du -adko $6 | sort -nr | head -10)... df -k | grep -v cdrom | grep -v : | sed 1d | sed 's#%##' | awk '{ if ( $5 > '$PAGE_NUMBER' ) { print "ALERT: "$6 " is " $5 "% full on "} else if ( $5 >...

Well, I'm trying to parse a file that contains nodes on a site and then using lynx to make sure they are available. The problem is parsing the file and pulling information that I use to form a URL. I'll look into gawk, but if I could find some way of using the lynx_url, that would fix my issues.

I don't think I can use the lynx_url variable. I think that is where my real problem exists.

BTW, I did try eval `echo $lynx_url`; but no love.

I'm stuck trying to execute a command w/in an awk statement. I've pieced together a string with awk, but I need to execute the string as a command ($lynx_url). Suggestions? #!/bin/sh HOST=www.domain.com HTTP=http:// LYNXCMD="/usr/local/bin/lynx" LYNX="$LYNXCMD -dump -head&quot...