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Can't seem to kill a process
How the process was started? If it is started by inittab remove it from there or check you RC scripts.- rraj
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get execution date or / and time
What is the difference between updated and modified ? How to know when the file was created ? Thanks. Raj. -
A user deleted several files from t
Just give the entry from /etc/passwd file of that user. -
Flush all I/O's to disk
Execute "sync" command twice or thrice -
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looking for help with Automated FTP problem
Why don't you try like the following. Write a script and call it by cron. ftp -i -n fserv << END quote user raj quote pass raj123 lcd user2 bin cd chci mput *.chci bye END Note : 1. at raj123 you have to give the real password. 2. use absoulte path name at cd & lcd. Ex: lcd /home/user2... -
logging reboots
The very simple method, I follow is last shutdown | sed -n 1,1p last reboot | sed -n 1,1p execute the above two commands as script. Most of the time it works. ( I have to calculate the hours and minutes, Calculating inside a script is a big headache(!) Raj. -
Similar to VNC
I think this is not the answer for your query. Just a point. Use "Audit" facility of AIX. But I am sure that you'll be tired to monitor all the events. -
move/rename script
hello, use this script if you are comfortable. ext=`date +%d%m%C%y` for i in /home/* do fn=`echo $i | cut -f4 -d '/'` mv $i /home/aaa/$fn.$ext done Note: it will move all the files from the home directory. If you want to move only specific files, give it in the "for loop" or store... -
Problems with Installing AIX 4.3.3
Hi, Just boot the system with the 1st AIX installation CD. It'll take you to "Welcome to Base Operating System Installation and Maintenance"
