Can somebody help me with a ksh script

[twenty]

Can somebody help me with a ksh script.

A.check if named is running.
Lssrc –s named

B.stop named daemon
stopsrc –s named

C.uncomment named in /etc/rc.tcpip


D.remove named.boot file
rm /etc/named.boot

E.remove files in a directory /usr/local/tcpip/*
rm /usr/local/tcpip/*

 

[sbix]

You weren't insufficently clear but should be something like:
lssrc -s named|grep -q active
if [ $? = 0 ];then
stopsrc -s named
awk '{ if ( $0 ~ /\/usr\/sbin\/named/) { print substr($0,2) } else {print $0 }}' < /etc/rc.tcpip > /tmp/etc_rc.tcpip
cat /tmp/etc_rc.tcpip > /etc/rc.tcpip
rm /etc/named.boot
rm /usr/local/tcpip/*
fi

As you can see you wrote the script by yourself

 

[ogniemi]

for non-interactive editing you can use the following:

vi /etc/rc.tcpip <<END
:g/\/usr\/sbin\/named/s/^/#/g
^[
ZZ
END

where ^[ is entered with sequence: CTRL-V ESC


regards,m.

 

[twenty]

Thanks guys for the quick response.

It's realy helpful.

 

[twenty]

I made a mistake in C.

Tmeant that I want to place a hash in rc.tcpip to prevent named from automaticly starting after a reboot.!

 

[sbix]

Well in this case solution should be:
lssrc -s named|grep -q active
if [ $? = 0 ];then
stopsrc -s named
awk '{ if ( $0 ~ /#\/usr\/sbin\/named/) { print substr($0,2) } else {print &quot;#&quot;$0 }}' < /etc/rc.tcpip > /tmp/etc_rc.tcpip
cat /tmp/etc_rc.tcpip > /etc/rc.tcpip
rm /etc/named.boot
rm /usr/local/tcpip/*
fi