Summary: Before shutting down a database on Unix I want to run a bat file (NT). Can someone tell me what the shell code is to do this? Thank you in advance ...
Summary: David does, however, make a good point that if you run this .bat file in Unix/Linux it will not run ;-) If, however, you are running it in DOS then if...
Summary: What I am trying to do is -- to move a file from Unix to NT. I guess I need to have script which will allow me to do that when ever I execute that pro...
Summary: Hi Can some body share a code with me. I am trying to call a Kshell script file from one of my SQR programs. I am new to Shell scripting. My Shell s...
Summary: I really appreciate if some one please help me on this... I am using FTP from UNIX (Solaris) to send a file to a win2003 server. I need to invoke a b...
Summary: I really appreciate if any one can shed some idea on this.... I have SFU (Windows services for UNIX 3.x)installed and I would like to invoke a win32 ....
Summary: "...Their are some computers that haven't gone down in months (maybe even years)..." Of course there are. Unless there is a specific reason to reboot ...
Summary: Hi all, I am a very new user for korn scripting and in a process of learning. i have a .bat file that calls a .vbs file which calls a macro used to co...
Summary: hi ther, m having a .bat file having a line as below: cd /apps/bss/BatchProg/bss; ls -l *.sh How i can i possibly get the customized output like how t...
Summary: Ok, take 3! The system removed the URL's I entered on take 2. Sorry for so many postings. I had intended to post this as a follow-up to another threa...
Summary: do u have samba or and ftp deamon running on the unix box? if so "get" them via NT or copy using samba or email them from unix. Or use rcp from NT rcp...
Summary: Hi, The above mentioned solution definitely help you to share the files from Unix platform to XP. But recently I finished the migration of one ...
Summary: We have a computer that is running Novell that goes out to the internet and downloads a file and puts it out on the NFS and then a phantom process run...
Summary: I had intended to post this as a follow-up to another thread about this subject which helped me to successfully remove LILO. Unfortunately, the softw...
Summary: I was printing to a network printer until something happened on the NT server. The spooler service was stopped and started and since then my NCR UNIX ...
Summary: Hello John I use Samba 2.2.2 in my office to see my Unix file system on my Windows NT machine. You can get the software freely from www.samba.or...
Summary: There are many ways to handle backups. It really is site dependent, the type of systems you have, amount of data to backup, etc. If your new to unix, ...
Summary: I am no expert but 25 developers is not a huge load. I assume that they will be happy to telnet into the server. I would go i386 UNIX such as freeBsd...
Summary: I wish to set up Unix access via Windows NT. I believe NFS is required for the Unix box but I am unaware of the procedures to run in order that NT can...
Summary: I am employee of one small company, I am pretty much in Linux programming, I always try for some small shell programs at home. Now I am thinking of ...
Summary: To give you a proper answer, we need more info. Is the bat or exe file on the UNIX box, or are you accessing and executing it accross the network fro...
Summary: Hi, Running a Sco Unix server with NT clients. Need to set to a HP jetdirect EX Plus 3 to access multiple line printers from both Unix and NT. It al...
Summary: Does anyone know how to run backup without having it return an error (>0)if it encounters an open file. Currently I am doing the backup by "find . |...
Summary: Does anyone know how to delete or stop altogether an additional line being added to a file that is being ftp'd from a UNIX box to a NT box? What is h...
Summary: Question four makes it sound like you believe that the 'cat' command concatenates files. That is not specifically true. The cat command reads the fil...
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