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URL: http://www.mysysad.com
Listed in: Linux/Unix
Category rank: 11
Overall rank: 792

Tags: unix unix_commands cool_commands sql programming mysql

Join Date: June 15, 2008
Country: United States
Language: English

Google PageRank: 5

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This blog covers UNIX system administration HOWTO tips for using inline for loops, find command, UNIX scripting, configuration, SQL, various UNIX-based tools, and command line interface syntax. The UNIX OS supports tasks such as running hardware, device drivers, peripherals and third party applications.

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Clean-up Dangling Dev Links - sp diff: name finddevice | 29 Dec 2008
A couple weeks ago we encountered the "sp diff" message below on bootup. The message iterated about 15-20 times before continuing the final bootup sequence, which took at least twice as long as normal. A colleague of mine recalled performing some multipathing activities a few days earlier and thought there might be some dangling dev (more)

Use Z-Shell for loop to Compact Argument List | 26 Dec 2008
The other day I pinged a number of remote workstations to observe Round Trip Times (RTT) but forgot to eliminate a few series of contiguously numbered remotes that were known to be powered-off. Needless to say, the pinging effort was taking longer than it should have -- I promptly aborted the effort. Here is an example of a compact way of performin (more)

My SysAd Blog Temporarily Reverts to its Legacy Blogspot URL | 12 Dec 2008
This evening I was checking my web statistics and noticed mysysad.com's traffic had plummeted. At first, I thought it had something to do with me adding a comment widget. You know the deal..."what did you change?" is a common sysad retort. But I quickly realize that was not the issue; it was a DNS issue. Here is a run of the events u (more)

copy running-config startup-config | 29 Nov 2008
We had an issue a couple weeks ago when our power failed and so did the UPS. At first, everything seem to come back online as usual but later we noticed a "network issue." We didn't think much of it because operations were only somewhat degraded. After a few more tests, we noticed that our old style Cisco ATM switch had reverted to o (more)

A Blogger is Copying Your Contents "ditto" | 28 Nov 2008
Anonymous said...Think this guy http://*tips.blogspot.com/2008/11/ftp-using-one-liner-and-perl-script.html is copying your contents "ditto"chk out http://*tips.blogspot.com/2008/11/ftp-using-one-liner-and-perl-script.htmlhttp://*tips.blogspot.com/2008/11/ftp-using-shell-script.html=======I was notified by the aforementioned My SysAd (more)

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