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How can I identify the total files open by userid

Yesterday one of the users on our system had a poorly formed script that consumed all the space in one of our file systems. Through a lot of trial and error, I was able to identify the user and kill ...
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Solaris 10 modified time

In Solaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked ...
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file command + how to view all results from file command

I use the file command in order to verify if file (PATH) is text/ascii file or encrypted file Because file command have allot of results ( small example in example 1 ) I want to get the all ...
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Including a date in a filename

Inside a directory, there are 150 files named like ABLIMITS.TXT. How do I rename them to ABLIMITS_date.txt prompting the user for date?
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linux/solaris + manipulation of Standard Output

I run the following line on linux/solaris machine ( all output will write in to /tmp/Log from application.bin ) ./application.bin 1>>/tmp/Log We can see the content of the /tmp/Log file ...
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How to add a string of numbers to multiple text files in a directory?

file.txt file2.txt file3.txt I want to add 99999 to the begining of the all the file names without changing anything else in the file name in solaris 10.
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Restoring an open file

I have an interesting problem which may or may not have a solution but I'd love to have one if possible: On Solaris an open log file has been removed, which still continues to be populated while the ...