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Recent content by TSch
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ksh find without subdirectories
Hi everyone, I'm afraid ... It is driving me crazy again ... :-/ I'm trying to use find ./ -name XYZ -mtime +50 ... without diving into any of the subdirectories, because he's supposed to find certain files in the main directory and move them into the subdirectories ... But somehow ...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Difference between two Timestamps
Hello everyone, using ksh I need to figure out how many days have passed between a timestamp and the current date of today. Format of the timestamp is: YYYYMMDD (e.G. 20200703) Using date +%Y%m%d will give me the correct format for the current date and at first sight simply substracting...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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mkuser not working
Good Morning, looks like the /etc/security/mkuser.sys does a lot of mkdir, chmod, chown, chgrp itself ... Maybe you should start by checking all the directories and files mentioned there for correct rw permissions. Best Regards, Thomas -
Problem with NFS automount
Hi Folks, I've got the following Problem: We defined an NFS Share on one of our AIX Systems (NFS Version 3) and tried to Mount it on a SLES 12 machine. Manually using mount -t nfs 111.11.1.11:/share /mountpoint -o nfsvers=3 works fine so far ... But how the heck do I put this into...- TSch
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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"Press any key to continue" function ... Problem when <Enter> is pressed ...
My goodness, must have been too much code for me lately so I missed the fact that I forgot the second $key ... ;-) Thanks a lot ! :-)- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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"Press any key to continue" function ... Problem when <Enter> is pressed ...
Hi everyone, I included the following function into my latest script: function fkt_continue { echo "\033[1;36mPress any key to continue (or <Q> to quit) ...\033[m" stty -echo stty raw key=$(dd bs=1 count=1 2> /dev/null) > /dev/null stty echo stty -raw if [ $key = "Q" -o "q" ]; then exit 1...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Filter out columns with same value from a list
Hello again, I'm facing the following Problem (AIX, ksh): I got a list containing the following columns: Filename;OrderNo;ModifyDateofFile Now the challenge is to filter out all the entries with the same OrderNo and only keep the one with the latest ModifyDateofFile Timestamp ... Any...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Execute ssh command on VIO Server
Hi Folks, when I use ssh padmin@vioserver "lsmap -all" it Returns rksh: lsmap: not found. If I Login to the VIO Server as padmin first and then execute the command, everything is fine. Is there any way to make it possible to execute commands "remote" without having to Login first ... -
Count up several variables ...
Hi feherke, thanks a lot, it's working perfect now ! However ... Runtime is a good Point. ;-) I was really hoping it would be running a "little bit" faster. I tried to Speed it up a bit but I'm afraid that's still far from what I would Need ... ;-( #!/usr/bin/ksh A=1 while (( A < 2000 ))...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Count up several variables ...
Hi folks, sorry I must be getting a little bit rusty ... :-( Could you help me out with the following: I have 5 Variables (A B C D E). Each Variable is starting with a value of 1 and can count up to 2000. I want to start with A=1 B=1 C=1 D=1 E=1 and first count up E up to 2000. As soon as it...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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How to submit a form ?
Thanks a lot for all the Input. Everything is working fine now ! -
How to submit a form ?
Hello everyone, I know this is kind of a basic question but no matter how much I google, I just can't figure out how to do it ... :-( I have several forms. Each with a question you can answer checking one of the provided radio buttons. Like this: <form action="radio.html" method="post">... -
Filling an array not all at once
Hi feherke, sorry, here's a little bit more Detail: I'm using the following command to generate a list (Array) of remote Printers: set -A prtlst $(enq -isWA | awk '{print $1}' | grep -v " " | grep -v QUEUED | grep -v Queue | grep -v '\-----') Next Comes the ping of each Print Server...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Filling an array not all at once
Hello everyone, using ksh so far I know that if I would like to fill an Array I can e.G. use something like this: set -A arrayname $(cat file) set -A arrayname $(some command) But what if I do not wish to fill the Array all at once ? Let's say I have a list of Servers. Now I ping each one...- TSch
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Slideshow combined with HTML "map"
Hi folks, I found a little script to run a slideshow on my page: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Slideshow</title> </head> <body> <?php # Imagedirectory $verzeichnis = "2/"; # Speed # 3000 = 3 Seconds $peed = 1000; echo " <div style='text-align: center;'><img id='dummy'...
