nice bit of a hack but seems to work ta very much! only fault is it adds two new lines after every service but I will strip those out with sed!

Cool one last thing! It didnt remove the record seperator for the first record so when I run the code you gave I get definedefine for the first record example below. Any help?:


definedefine...

hi,

That also removes the word define from every other serivce e.g:

before

define service{
notification_interval 30
check_period 24x7
notification_options c

Hi Guys,

I have a file with lots of similar records example shown at end, I want to be able to delete one of the records and have the following line of code which finds the record I need to...

I have worked it out have used:

`date +"%Y.%m.%d.%H%M"`

Instead of date -u

hi,

But why does the date command give me the correct date then when I try and use the date -u command does it suddenly consider day light savings?

HI Guys,

Prob a very simple one but im stumped, I run the following command and get:


date
Wednesday, 19 August 2009 09:20:59 BST

But when I run

hi,

I did notice the typo but even with it changed to % it still doesnt work the exact command im trying is :


root@testbench2:/tmp #echo "1.2GB" | awk '{print sprintf("%8.2f",$1)}'
0.00...

hi,

Just tried that from the command line and I still get 0.00! any ideas what could be doing it?

Hi,

To test it I was simply placing the data into a file in /tmp/datafile then the scripts looks like the following its also run from temp

#!/bin/ksh
awk '/s/ {
if ( index($2, "GB") )...

Hi,

I get the following output:


d15 0.00 c1t0d0s5
d13 0.00 c1t0d0s3
d11 0.00 c1t0d0s1
d10 0.00 c1t0d0s0
d25 0.00 c1t1d0s5

yes I tired that but could only get the ouput to follow one line after the other and not stay in the columns can you give me the code please?

Hi I have a command that produces the following:

/usr/ucb/ps -auxxx|awk '{print $3,$4,$2,$1,$11}'|grep -v 0.0
%CPU %MEM PID USER COMMAND
0.2 5.217405286920 1910 noaccess
0.1 0.1 180 root 0:43...

can no one help??

hi,

i am totally stuck i need a script (that works in ksh under solaris 10) that takes the following output

d15 509MB c1t0d0s5
d13 7.0GB c1t0d0s3
d11 1.5GB c1t0d0s1
d10 10GB c1t0d0s0
d25...

Hi,

1.2 MB would be fine and all values will only be to two decimal places, but yes the human readable output is normally off by a few kb but for what i need it for its accurate enough. If that...

Hi,

i worked out using iostat -En is the best way. However now im left with vaules in GB or/and MB so i need to get these into a standard form. I know i can use awk but im rubbish at it.
Maybe...

Hi,

I am writing a script to get information on disks for Solaris 10, does anyone know of a way to print out the size of each disk on the system in MB i know how to get it in GB and could do some...

Thought so just wanted to make sure it wasnt an error code from awk!! ta very much

HI,

Got the code working but the results look a little wierd heres the code:


kstat -p -c net -n $Interface 1 3 | egrep\
'snap|rbytes64|obytes64|ifspeed' |tail -7 | awk '{print $2,$3}' >...

Hi,

I understand ksh-93 does support float but it is not an option to use this. How would I do it with bc, calc, awk or perl?

That gives me the following error:

expr: non-numeric argument
expr: non-numeric argument


So you can try it for yourself i have attached the exact code im using:
temp file=/tmp/net_vmxnet0
...

HI guys,

I have file with 6 values in:


1060276
2211546
7544.941158316
1060276
2211606

haha i was trying to put the value into a varailble and was getting frusturtated and trying different things! thanks for your help!

ok not to familar with awk had a little play but getting errors. So if i wanted to manipluate the varialbes and then put them into the new varialbles read and write how would i do it. Also would be...

Hi guys,

Will keep this short and sweet. Trying to do integer devision to *decimial places but i dont think the version of ksh installed on solaris 10 supports this as they would need to be...

ok but this definatly needs to be changed:

#! /bin/bash

As it sets the file descriptor of the file and if you keep the space it wont reconsie it as a bash file!

Good spoting!!

Also instead of this:
while read inputline
do
copydate="$inputline"
echo "you entered $copydate";

Why dont you just use

while read coypdate
do

Hi,

You have some spaces which may be causing you some problems. One here:

#! /bin/bash
should be

#!/bin/bash

and also

Are you sure that it isnt working it will run the script but pull any output back to the server you are working on. Put a large sleep in the script then log on to the server that your running the...

lol sorry just have seen very similar if not exactly the same problem before!! Look through this forum and you should find the answer somewhere.

sounds like homework to me!! You had a go at it at all. You should try man sed.

I would look at awk and grep and wc.

Awk will print out columns of a file so try.

cat filename | awk '{print $1}'
You can change $1 to any number to print out the different columns.

You...

Ot create a file and pipe something into it whatever you like you can use the redirect to a file


echo "hello" > /tmp/temp.txt

This will open a new file or overwrite an existing file in the...

Hi John,

What do you mean your question doesnt make much sense!

Hi guys,

i have a ksh script that gets some info on processes and puts it into a temp file:


/usr/ucb/ps -auxxx|awk '{print $3," "$4," "$2," "$1," "$11}'|grep -v 0.0|sed 1d > $TMP


It gets...

got it!

/usr/ucb/ps -aux | awk '{print $3,$2,$1,$11}' | grep -v 0.0 | sed 1d

This shows a list of the processes taking up cpu time in the format %cpu PID user command if anyone is interested!!

please note i cant use top or prstat i need something i can use within a shell script!

Hi guys,

I need a command on solaris 10 to show how much cpu is bein used in % terms but more specific than sar i need it down to 0.0% if that makes sense.

Basically im tryin to find out how...