Bash-Shell Script (Unix) Project This is a university project using Unix, dealing with writing commands from a set of requirements and operations on a set of files ...
For work, I usually have to collect logs from a client Asking the client to do this, usually ends up on logs missing, wrong logs being sent, etc. So I have to either tell them again what they need to ...
Here at work we use an old SCO UNIX system for some of the day to day operations. To make my role as desktop support a little faster I was hoping to write a script that would kill all of the TTYs on ...
In Unix, the normal way to record (log) an interactive shell session is with the Unix 'script' command (what the user types is underlined): Every byte that is sent to the screen is recorded in the log ...
If the script is called with a relative pathname like ./runme, all you will see is ./runme. Obviously if you are running a script interactively, you know where it is. But if you want a script to ...
ITworld.com – One of my newer users asked me just yesterday how he might record a login session in order to review the commands he entered and the output he generated at a later time. I pointed out ...
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