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executing script in shell-script by jt_5353
...while-loop, 'run X' will be executed, but 'run Y' won't! this depends on the $command ($command is a script, that also executes a binary!) so my question is: WHY??? - ...
how to get back deleted files? by laju
... a file is removed with 'rm' it's really gone. Various GUIs may implement a recycle-bin but command line stuff does not. The same is true with Windows, of course, where the DEL comm...
Batch Telnet by soumitra
This is probably a little far-fetched. Is there a way to do a batch telnet? In other words, from an NT command line, telent in, and run a compile command (gcc)? There are other reasons that I want...
Bringing background job to foreground by sorrsuki
I know that a background job can be brought to foreground using 'fg' command. However, if I have a job that was submitted using 'nohup', is there some way to bring it to foreground...
lilo boot by armyman
[...] A note to tidy things up: You have to run the command FROM /floppy, which I just discovered while editing the lilo.conf on my back-up boot floppy.
run a shell script from an icon by Etotogeya
...'->add->special button->non-kde-application, select the application/script, provide optional command line arguments, click 'ok' button there, answered your question and it ...
RedHat 9 /bin/sort bug (coreutils-4.5.3-1 9) by RAZA
There is a fatal bug in RedHat 9's /bin/sort command. When used to date-sort a log file ('cat /var/log/maillog sort -Mr' it crashes: sort: sort.c:1755: getmonth_mb: Assertion '...
Remote scheduling by pietersejl
Hi, I need source code for the following. I want to run a schedule a command on remote system on linux system. say for example from client say machine 1, i want to list the users on machine 2 ...
Linux destroyed my Marriage with a weed-eater!!! by chandu
...rned up yesterday and shot me dead saying I was too stupid to run a computer because I didn't use the command line. I'm not making this up and it is all Linux's fault. Bye, ...
Unauthorized Cola FAQ Notes 23-Jun-2002 by razvlerrr
...m digging about, I found out the best way to do this is to just play the file directly with mplayer from a command line. When the file is first loaded, mplayer determines the frame rate and will o...
Give me a hint by Howard
Why disable the desktops just to run a command line? Either use one of Ctrl-Alt-F1 to Ctrl-Alt-F6 to switch to a console (use ctrl-Alt-F7 to return to your desktop) or use one of the terminal wind...
Using make on RedHat and YDL 2.2 by biddy
...9; the same successfully completed programs from school on the YDL platform gives messages for alost every command such as: Error: Unrecognized opcode: 'pushl' Error: Unrecognized opcode: &#...
printer and OpenOffice by chandu
...l. (I don't have all the info in front of me.) I can print from a linux terminal screen using the lpr command. I have used the OpenOffice printer install program. I think I have installed the HP6...
MS Frontpage and Access replacement by MosesLakeJim
...g something here and there is something better? backed by MySQL. Is Perl something worth >learning too? command line now (it's o.k. but sometimes a >GUI is nice). Check out www.thekomp...
Newbie Question: What Do I Want To Download For Linux? by laju
...g in. It sets you up with a lot of good defaults (for example, a VESA console, for a nice looking 1024x768 command line, and a super easy X setup). It probably won't give you any problems, which ...
New version of Playbook by Virginia
...tasano.com as just released a new version of thier first product: Playbook v1.2. Playbook is a web-based command center for network firewalls. From a single console, Playbook allows firewalls teams ...
Using Perl for Shell Script, Here's Why by Virginia
...- even in embedded systems. * Its the method preferred by the majority - I hope this will change soon. * Command calls look more natural in a shell language. Advantages of using a High Level Lang...
 

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