I am trying to run a script that will locate the process number and will change the iowait priority
This will display the process number :
ps -ef |grep rsync|grep -v grep | awk '{print $2}'
ionice runs like this:
ionice -c3 -p <process number>
Any way to combine these to change iowait priority of a process?
Having some trouble using grep and hoped someone might be able to help.
Running the following command to try and scan for an IP address match across a period of time in our access_logs:
grep '04/Feb/2007:21:*:*' /var/www/vhosts/*/statistics/logs/access_log.processed | grep
'216.2*.*.*'
This is returning all kinds of IP address results such as: 58.216.50.2 Can you suggest how I can tweak the grep command to search for the right IP addresses?
I want to scan precisely for IP addresses starting 216.2*.
We've been given the following information about spam, and want to track the source of it
down:
216.2x.x.x - email spam
So any ideas how I can scan these logfiles more precisely for the IP address I need?
I grepped an IP address on a domain log and it showed thousands of lines. How do I save this grep result to a txt file so I can send it to someone?
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cat /proc/stat |grep disk_io
I have also tried
grep disk_io /proc/stat
and still no response, is any one able to help or suggest anything..
I am using RH E 5.1 ..
What does this string do? I copy and paste it into my SSH Shell and i get ip addresses and numbers next to them.
Each number means one connection?
netstat -plan|grep :80|awk {'print $5'}|cut -d: -f 1|sort|uniq -c|sort -nk 1