I just did this....
lock passwd for user name...
create a uid gid c prog that will run the su
command as root to that user... ExmapleL
set gid(0);
set uid(0);
system("su - <userid>");
or you could use sudo and alias the command
I went with the c prog because I could better control...
to keep stuff cheep use DNS...
nslookup host
main server: <someip>
host: ip1, ip2, ip3
then when another query happens the ip# changes...
round robin ( I think I spelled that right)
not really... Need more info...
I will guess this though...
in side of your app.. guessing C prog.. call a script like the following
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#!/bin/ksh
ftp_system() {
system=$1
user=$2
passwd=$3
file=$4
ftp -inv $system ${user} ${passwd}
prompt
bin
put ${file}
bye
}
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:?)...
what are you trying to do...
my guess is the following.
set a common script==
(note this is nothing more than an example. Use your own
ideas or pay me.)
#!/bin/ksh
MAILINGLIST=you@here.com:me@here.com
while read line
do
cat <file> |mail ${line}
done < `echo ${MAILINGLIST}|sed 's/:/ /g'`
Your...
check and see what ioscan says...
if it says that the card is unknown then
you have a card issue...
if everything checks ok.... call hp..
if everything works ok... you may have a bad light
:?)
I really would need more info on what is going on...
I have no clue about your emc config...
This may...
That is a open question...
Use ioscan to verify that your card is ident.
correctly and doesnt show that it is unknown.
If any disk are allo. to the system... verify that
you see them......
test the disk.. (read and write perms can be an issue)
dd if=/dev/rdsk/XYZ of=/dev/null
diskinfo <bla bla>...
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