Sounds like you are not burning it as an iso image
If you give the file a .iso extension, nero (at least) will pick up that it is an iso image and take you into the iso burning option and create a bootable CD
Dave
how about something akin to
find / -ls|grep -v "/proc/"|sort +4nr
You might want to adjust the grep to ensure that it is only the /proc directory that is ignored and doesn't ignore any subordinate directories called proc
Dave
That doesn't look right to me. I think that the ODM duplications may will be the issue here. I would suggest deleting the 3 route entries and then going into smit and redefining your default gateway afresh.
odmdelete -o CuAt -q "name=inet0 and attribute=route"
should get rid of these...
Can you do
odmget CuAt|grep -ip route
You should get an output like
CuAt:
name = "inet0"
attribute = "route"
value = "net,-hopcount,0,,0,192.168.5.1"
type = "R"
generic = "DU"
rep =...
If you are wanting the cron job to run under user oracle, then the sensible place to put it is in oracle's cron.
That gets rid of the whole need to do an su in the 1st place.
In the script make sure everything is explicitly defined to ensure that it gets picked up. If you are lazy you can put...
I am not sure how the copy1off.unix is being invoked since the su as given would seen not to run it , however the issue with the "not found" errors is due to the commands not being in the path
In the script ensure that ORACLE_SID is defined and exported and that you call sqlplus by...
The 1st problem looks to me that you are trying to run a directory
su - oracle -c /home/oracle/IFSPtoIFSD/
which would fit in with the error message
ksh: /home/oracle/IFSPtoIFSD: 0403-006 Execute permission denied.
and also that you have a script called...
If you just want to check and delete files other than directories within /tmp, this may do what you want.
ls -l /tmp |awk '! /^d/ {print $NF}'|xargs -l -i find /tmp/{} -mtime +7 -exec rm {} \;
Dave
I would suggest creating a specific dump logical volume if you don't already have one. You can get an idea on what size is needed using
sysdumpdev -e
Divide this by 1048576 to get the estimated size in MB
Create a logical volume a bit larger than this perhaps setting type to sysdump to make...
I know it is something to do with customised attributes , duh :)
I had a corrupt volume group whose entry in the ODM had got corrupt and was deleting all the entries for it and its dependencies from CuAt, DuDv et al.
At the end, the volume group no longer appeared in a lsvg but an lsvg -o was...
when doing the find command you should do a
find / ! -type l -user 376 in order to avoid links since changing the owner of links will change the ownership of the underlying file rather than the link itself
Dave
The maxage option , as you know, forces your users to change passwords after 4 weeks and indeed will ask them to change their password next time they log in. If you also set the maxexpired option to 4, then 4 weeks after the password expires the user will no longer be able to log in and change...
Do note that you cannot use setuid on a script ( as mentioned in your original query ) , you will need to write a program in a language that can be compiled ( e.g. C ) and set the suid bit on that
The sudo route can be easier if you wish to do a lot of these but I would not agree that it is any...
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