I'm attempting to use the GCI system and I'm having trouble getting it to work.
I'm working on Windows Server 2003 and UV10.2
Here's what I've done :
Create a small function in C: int getSum(int, int)
Compile the function and create a lib from the object file.
Copy the lib over to UV/gcidir
Login
I run ClamAV which is in the repositories for my Fedora server. It's
free, and very effective, plus quite fast.
But, if your Redhat server isn't accepting email, etc. why would you
want a virus checker on it?
Just wondering...
Karl
On Wed, November 5, 2008 1:53 pm, jpb-u2ug wrote:
> Does anyone
LIST POH F1 WITH F1 = "000700"
will do a numeric comparison if it can. You can force a string
comparison by using
LIST POH F1 WITH F1 LIKE "'000700'"
That is; double quote, single quote, zero, zero, zero, seven, zero,
zero, single quote, double quote.
Regards, Keith
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You can use find and look for .sh_history files older than 90 days.
HTH
Drew
On Nov 5, 2008, at 5:10 PM, "George Gallen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> What if you create a directory (not in /tmp, because it gets cleared
> every
> so often as well). And place in the login script (/etc/profile), a
Typically last month's wtmp is archived as wtmp.1. You can use the "last -f
/var/log/wtmp.1" option to view the non-default wtmp file. How many wtmp
files are archived is controlled by /etc/logrotate.conf; try man logrotate
for more info.
/Scott Ballinger
Pareto Corporation
Edmonds WA USA
206 713
What if you create a directory (not in /tmp, because it gets cleared every
so often as well). And place in the login script (/etc/profile), a touch
command
(touch /dirctory/`id -un`) using the user login name in that directory.
This way, if you sort the directory (ls -lat) you will get a latest
Does anyone know if we would have a problem with antivirus software,
specifically Symantec EndPoint 11, running UniVerse 10.1.12 on Red Hat Linux
AS3?
Jerry Banker
Senior Programmer Analyst
IBM Certified Solutions Expert
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The problem with last is that the file it uses for logging the users "wtmp"
is usually cleared every month, at least on Red Hat. What I do is create a
text file from the output of the last command at the end of each month and
import the results into the database. That way I have the start and stop
If you have UNIX accounting on the machine, the 'last' command may
provide some help. Otherwise I think it will have to come from something
written into you Unidata applications.
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Perhaps:
IF 0 > ATT5 OR ATT6 <> '' THEN ATT5 ELSE 0
because I believe the correlative can be read as:
((C0 > 5) OR ("" <> 6) + C0) * 5
and to think that I actually used to enjoy reverse polish once upon a
time...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/11/2008 17:23:27:
> A coworker asked me if I co
Check out the 'last' command.
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lunt, Bruce
> Sent: November 5, 2008 12:50 PM
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> Subject: [U2] [UD HP-UX] I need to track user logins
>
> Hi All,
>
>
>
> I
>
> I need to provide a report that shows what users have not been on the
> system for the last 90 days. I don't know how to do this and was hoping
> that someone out there could help me.
Bruce
You'll want to write a shell or perl script using 'last' and compare that to
your /etc/passwd file (o
In English: if either or both (attribute 5 > value 0) and (attribute 6 Not
Equal empty) then show attribute 5 else show value 0
In Step-by-Step:
1. Load value of attribute 5 on stack
2. Load constant value 0 on stack
3. Compare and replace top two elements of stack with "1" if <5> greater than
Hi All,
I need to provide a report that shows what users have not been on the system
for the last 90 days. I don't know how to do this and was hoping that
someone out there could help me.
Thanks in advance,
Bruce Lunt
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A coworker asked me if I could help him understand this. I haven't used
A-correlatives in about 14-15 years. Based on the data, it looks like
if the value of field 6 is greater than 0 or less than zero it displays
the value of field 5 otherwise it displays zero.
Here is the A-correlative:
0
Thanks Mats this works too.
Thanks,
David A. Green
www.dagconsulting.com
(480) 813-1725
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Subject: Re: [U2] Normal SELEC
A possible solution :
LIST POH F1 WITH EVAL "'*':F1 = '*000700'"
works in universe that has no udt.options to set.
( unidata has EVAL hasn't it ?)
-- mats
David A. Green skrev:
Is this normal SELECT behavior? I get the same results when I use NO.INDEX.
Is there an UDT.OPTIONS I can use? I
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