Shell Script Jobs

I need a repeatable way to add and configure a network printer on an IBM AIX server without buying extra software. The solution must rely solely on native AIX utilities or reputable open-source packages; I already use lpstat for basic queue checks. Key requirements • A print header that automatically places fixed plain-text wording plus our company logo at the top of every job. • Clear, step-by-step instructions so I can edit the header text or change the logo later. • Compatibility with standard AIX versions (please note which version you develop on) and with common network printer protocols. Deliverables 1. Shell script (ksh or bash) or equivalent automated method. 2. Any auxiliary configuration files, filters, or PPD modifications required. 3. README outlini...

I’m putting together a series of live, hands-on classes for a small cohort that already understands the theory but needs to sharpen day-to-day execution. For this reason I need an India-based Linux professional with 5–8 years of real production experience who can jump straight into practice. The sessions must revolve around the three areas we use most at work: System Administration, Shell Scripting, and Networking. Within System Administration I want you to demonstrate user management, file system management, and performance tuning techniques we can apply immediately. For Shell Scripting, please show how you automate routine tasks, build in solid error handling, and structure reusable scripts that survive audits and hand-offs. Networking coverage should mirror what an on-call ...

I already have a local Python pipeline that batches scene prompts for both AI images and AI videos. The prompts are meant to hit my Runpod endpoint, spin up workers automatically, and return results in the quality I get from Nano Banana Pro/2 for images and Veo 3.1-style clips for video. Right now, when I press the button on my side nothing happens—Runpod never spins up a worker and no scenes are produced. There are no error logs coming back, just silence. I clearly need the Runpod environment configured correctly (containers, autoscaling, volumes, network permissions—whatever is missing) so that every request triggers a worker, processes the prompt, and sends the finished media back without manual intervention. What I need from you • Inspect my current Runpod setup...