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  1. tomupnorth

    mksysb script cron'd halts on dd

    People, The solution to this problem was to restart crontab. Many thanks for your time. Tom
  2. tomupnorth

    mksysb script cron'd halts on dd

    Yes, I have added . ~/.profile to the script and it still fails. The box is due to go to AIX5 this month and I've run the script thru crontab ok on an AIX5 box. Seems a shame not to resolve it tho'.
  3. tomupnorth

    mksysb script cron'd halts on dd

    Hello Dsmarway, The whole thing (mksysb & savevg) takes just under 90 minutes. Yes, it works ok manually and with nohup, but fails with cron and at. No, there aren't any mail messages, errpt or syslog entries. It dies silently. Tom
  4. tomupnorth

    mksysb script cron'd halts on dd

    Bi, Thanks for your reply. However, I don't think that this is what is happening. It looks like the dd is part of the mksysb and I have #'d out the commands after the mksysb in the script. It still hangs. I am foxed. Tom
  5. tomupnorth

    mksysb script cron'd halts on dd

    We have a script that runs a mksysb and then a savevg on the remaining vg's. If it runs under cron or at it hangs running dd ibs=1b obs=64b of=/tmp/tape.bootimage. However if I kill all the processes and run the same script manually, it goes through just fine. If I kill the above dd process the...
  6. tomupnorth

    Rename reconfig Nim master issues

    Hello, Have have moved our NIM master onto another network and changed the hostname. We've undefined all the clients but when we come to configure the default NIM network to use the new settings NIM refuses to play because it thinks clients are still using it. Is it possible to reconfigure...
  7. tomupnorth

    Meaning of Apache %T in httpd.conf

    We are trying to get some timings of web events and are looking at httpd.conf on our webserver to log times. According to the docs on apache.org the %T parameter in the httpd.conf file logs 'the time taken to serve a page, in seconds'. I'm not sure of the definition of 'to serve a page'. Is it...
  8. tomupnorth

    How to read a Core dump file

    Hello, Does anyone know whether it is possible to take timestamps with millisecond granularity ? An equivalent of a "date" command for shell scripts that reports milliseconds. Thanks

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