Questions tagged [ibm-unix-system-services]
UNIX System Services (USS) is an included component of z/OS optimized for mainframe architecture.
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How to delete file and folder with irregular names
the content of some folder is like that: Folder name is empty File name is asterisk I can find inode of these file and folder OS - z/OS OMVS, so, there is no option -delete on find command How can I ...
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run a MySQL service before service application in Linux?
What are the risks that maybe I get if I run a MySQL service before service application in Linux? [Unit] Description=**** After=mysql.service Requires=mysql.service [Service] ExecStart=**** Restart=...
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awk on unix AS/400 (Qshell)
In linux, I can do this echo "hello" > a.txt awk 'sub("l", "x" )' a.txt hexlo But if I do it on Qshell, I get: echo "hello" > a.txt awk 'sub("l&...
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CentOS 6.5 livecd ISO fails to boot in IBM x240 server
CentOS 6.5 live CD ISO downloaded from http://archive.kernel.org/centos-vault/6.5/isos/x86_64/CentOS-6.5-x86_64-LiveCD.iso fails to boot in my IBM x240 server. Boot Failed. IMM1:CD/DVD I tried ...
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Unix vs OS360 (History)
I read the history of Unix operating system and also read the original Unix paper by Thompson and Ritchie. In their paper they mention some key features which Unix uses. Some terminologies including ...
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Xclock does not pop up
I'm trying to ssh a machine via xshell 5. And Xmanager (Passive) is working on background. I try to export display like this export DISPLAY=10.126.*.*:0.0 xclock But nothing shows up. When i type ...
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numfsbufs and mount/remount of File Systems
What is the right the procedure to set the numfsbufs parameter? The current value of the parameter is 196 App_Server:>ioo -o numfsbufs numfsbufs = 196 The details of the server (prtconf command) ...
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What is the best way to find a list of several strings within a large text file
The short, general question is: In Unix/Linux, what is the best way to find a list of several (about 150) strings within a large text file? I am asking this to all Unix/Linux experts as a general ...