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Additional info... A user cannot use the crontab command if..... * the cron.allow and the cron.deny file does not exist (it allows root user only) * the cron.allow files exists but the user's login name is not listed in it. * the cron.deny file exists abd the user's login name is listed in it...

hi, The /var/adm/cron/cron.allow and /var/adm/cron/cron.deny files control which users can use the crontab command. A root user can created, edit, or delete these files. Entries in these files are user login names with one name to a line. If your login ID is associated with more than one login...

Hi, Yes you can extend the logical volume. First try to run the "skulker" command w/c delete unnecessary files on the system.

Hi, Open Microsystems sells product called DitribuTAPE which supports mksysb to a remote tape drive under AIX 3.2, 4.1 and 4.2. DidtribuTAPE supports remote tape drives by placing a psuedo tape driver on the client system, and a server daemon on the server. For More info pls. visit...

yes that is correct sudo will help you finished this script

Siemens, Just adding to PSD said.... Through SMIT screen, you should also determine your cable type, you can choose "bnc, dix , tp". And changes can take effect if you answer the Question " Start Now " hope it works...

Hi, To duplicate the password and group entries from another AIX box, copy /etc/passwd, /etc/group,/etc/security/passwd,/etc/security/group,/etc/security/user,/etc/security/limits,/etc/security/environ. The last three are optional unless you modified them. If you modified...

Hi, I think you should edit the /etc/inittab file. There you can add the program you want to be executed during start-up. Take note that before you edit it, make a another copy of the original file, so that if your scripts does not work you can easily restore the inittab. hope it wokrs

You must create or edit the profile or .profile on your home directory. So everytime you login with your user name it will be read and executed. Hope it works...

Hi, Try the lslpp command. (check all the flags using man)

Hi Tison, Try the command skulker ---it cleans up filesystems and remove unwanted files. Candidate files include: those in /tmp directory;files older than a certain age ;a.out file;core files. Skulker is normally invoked daily by the cron command as part of the root's crontab file. You can...