Hi and here we go again, Lucy!
Without going into too much detail...
Shell-script every day at 7:00am (crontab)...
# find all core-dumps, od -c filename-of-core-dump 0x6b0, head >> printfile
# rm core-dumps and similar useless stuff from /usr/OV/log/, /var/log/,
/home/user/, /usr/tmp/, ...
# run a script which checks status of my daemons >>printfile
# /usr/OV/service/nvstat -cleanup
# head -n1 & tail -n1 trapd.log >>printfile
# grep -E "whatever interesting happened since midnight" trapd.log
>>printfile
# grep -E "what went down/up" trapd.log|sort -k8,8 -k1,1|sort -u -r -k8,8|
grep [Dd]own|sort -k1,1 >>printfile
# lp printfile
Whoever comes first just takes a look at it (shouldn't be more than 2 pages
max!)
And just for having some OV-info really at hand, the script does...
# /usr/OV/bin/ovobjprint >/tmp/ovobjprint.log
# /usr/OV/bin/ovtopodump -L >/tmp/ovtopodump.log
# /usr/OV/bin/ovmapdump -v|grep -E "Label:|Symbol Object ID:"
>/tmp/ovmapdump.log
Have fun!
Regards, Ralph.
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Lucy Premus [SMTP:lpremus@METLIFE.COM]
Gesendet am: Mittwoch, 02. Dezember 1998 21:03
An: NV-L@UCSBVM.ucsb.edu; Schiffinger Ralph 0714
Betreff: Operations "TO DO" list
Whoever it was who responded to my note regarding the Network Operations
"TO DO" list. Thank you very much it was very helpful. If its not too
much trouble, could I ask you to please send it again? I accidently
deleted it. Of course I would greatly appreciate it if anyone else had
information to share with me on this subject.
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