Hi,
I want to edit/view some files that were encrypted using
'crypt' command on HP-UX machines. HP-UX vi had an
-x option for editing such files, but unfortunately, Linux
vim has no such option. Does anyone know of a way to edit
such files in Linux? Can emacs be used to do that?
Thanks in advance,
-SS
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I'm trying to make a program that simply ejects the CD-ROM. The reason
why is that
I'd like to learn more about the ioctl() call.
Maybe I've misunderstood everything, but here's my code which doesn't
work:
FILE *fd = fopen("/dev/cdrom", "w");
int x;
ioctl (fd, CDROMEJECT, &x);
(I'm not really sure why I'm using 'x', but I saw it being used in
another example and I saw that
ioctl() took a third argument also)
(I found CDROMEJECT in the man-page ioctl_list)
Thanks in advance!
