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Recent content by mkharris
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list is too long - error
I think what is happening here, is that the shell is matching all your R* files and expanding these into a list ( which is too big ). You need to stop the shell from doing this, and do your pattern matching a different way. The following should achieve this, although it might be a bit... -
list is too long - error
I have a feeling that won't work, because the ls pipes all of its output in one go into xargs. In any case, the ouput would look a mess. Try ls |xargs -n1 ls -al instead. -
Inetd.conf problems
...and also - you aren't looking for these daemons as running processes, are you? You won't see them - they are invoked via incoming TCP requests through inetd. ( ok you probably know that, in which case just ignore me. ) -
rsh to NT-Server
This is a shot in the dark as I am talking about something I know very little about, but on this occasion, I don't think I'll let that hold me back: Have you looked at cygwin?? Rather than disillusion you with my interpretation of it ( which would probably describe something completely... -
Missing Memory on H80
lppchk ran without output, and instfix shows all MLs fully installed. -
Verification of a savevg backup
Although I haven't used it, listing files ( i.e. almost verifying ) from a savevg backup should be the same as for a mksysb - the restore command is used for this. -
Missing Memory on H80
Has anyone seen anything like this before? prompt:/>lsattr -El sys0 |grep realmem realmem Amount of usable physical memory in Kbytes False prompt:/>bootinfo -r 0 prompt:/>lsattr -El mem0 size 1024 Total amount of physical memory in Mbytes False goodsize 1024... -
Installing SNAPP
I'd guess this is a niche subject area, but I do need to add one last reply, as my last posting is not correct. The snapp daemon does not need to be aliased as snapp - instead it should be used as a shell for the snapp user. This also prevents idle korn shells hanging on to the tty ( point 3... -
sed does not work properly
I'd guess you are having multiple instances on a line, and you are only transforming the first one. You need the global clause: cat file | sed "s/c34/s2/g" > test hth Mark -
Memory and swap usage
Using *some* paging space isn't necessarily a bad thing. Have a look at: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/aixbman/prftungd/2365ch7.htm#47667 hth Mark -
AIX message, canelling a print job
Presumably this is only coming out on your console device. The easy way out would be to use a different terminal...? If not, then I think you would have to mess about with /etc/syslog.conf. -
Installing SNAPP
Thanks, Ken. If I'm going to get nice purple stars, then I might as well share a bit more info. This is what I have discovered through trial and error, in the absence of any useful documentation: 1. You need to have a user called 'snapp' set up, that doesn't have a password :-( and that allows... -
Time zone problem
Our set up works quite well, so you might be interested in that. Simply smitty....system environments....Change / Show Date & Time....Change Time zone using user inputted values. I'll paste what we have: Standard Time ID(only alpahabets) [GMT] * Standard Time Offset from... -
Installing SNAPP
I thought I'd pass this on, to save some of the grief I've been through with it. SNAPP is an XML based PDA interface to RS6000 Administration - you plug your PDA into the serial port and you can do all sorts of whizzy admin tasks. ( Apparently - I haven't tried it out yet. ) There's a catch...
