Redhat Linux using Bash
sudo -u bash
I want to call a bash_profile when I do this. When I run this, I get the following error
bash: /home/myuser/.bashrc: Permission denied
Myuser: the username that I log in with.
I know I can do this if I call a script to check, but I am curious if I can do this with just the cron.
I need to run a job once/year on the first Saturday of July If that Saturday is July 4th, run it July 5th.
Solaris Korn Shell
I am writing sql reports to an oracle database, spooling them to a file and emailing them with mailx. I use the syntax below. The reports do not format properly, unless I use the Courier New font. How do I set this with mailx?
mailx -s "MY REPORT, date +'%D %r " -r "REPORTING SYSTEM" [email protected]< /mydir/mysql.log > /dev/null
I have not been able to get this to work. We are running our OEM grid control database/oms on Red Hat 5(32 bit), but our databases are on Solaris x86-64. I could not mass deploy agents since the Operating Systems were different.
When I download patches it is by OS. Is there a way to mass deploy to multiple operating systems? I have alot of databases. I was given the redhat server for OEM because it was available.
We are have 10.1,10.2, and 11.1 databases. OEM DB is 10.2.0.5