Hello,
I have several machines at home; my main box is running LM 8.0/XF86 4, and
has several shares set up through both NFS and Samba.
The NFS share is set in /etc/exports like so:
/ 10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0(rw,no_root_squash)
The Samba shares I set up using SWAT.
I am having a f
Hi,
what is going on here is that the for loop is iterating over EACH element
in `ls -Q *.wav`, which returns each song title surrounded by quotes,
which don't make a difference, as it is seperating the "list" into
elements by splitting on spaces.
David Charles
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, bascule wrot
Hi,
I do all my scripting in perl, so you could try this:
use vars qw($dir @files @wavs);
$dir = $ARGV[0];
if (defined($dir)) { &wav2mp3; }
elsif (!defined($dir)) {
print "\nPlease enter the FULL path to the directory that CONTAINS the WAVS: ";
chomp($dir = );
&wav2mp3;
}
sub wav2mp
Hi,
This IS pretty much the EXACT same setup I have (different brand
controller though). First, check to make sure that the bios has the boot
order checking the correct devices in the correct order (i.e. make it boot
off CD, then the correct hard drive (you will have to figure out what it
is, fr
Hi,
To delete a directory, with everything in it, WITHOUT confirmation (not to
be done lightly), type:
rm -Rf /dir
-R = recursive, -f = force
As for problems, from what you're saying (used cp -a =
permissions/ownership good) then I don't think so.
HTH,
David Charles
On Sat, 15 Sep 2001, ryan
Hi,
Like I said before, I don't do my scripting in bash, but in perl. There
are 2 books that I find indispensible; namely:
Programming Perl by Larry Wall, Tom Christiansen & Randal L. Scwartz (O'Reilly ISBN
1-56592-149-6)
Perl Black Book by Steven Holzner (CoriolisOpen Press ISBN 1-57610-465-6
Hi,
when you cd to a directory that has spaces in its name, you have to escape
the spaces with a back slash, e.g.:
[/]$ cd dir\ name\ with\ spaces\ in\ name
[/dir name with spaces in name]$
as for scrolling up, try SHIFT+PGUP.
HTH,
David Charles
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, Mike & Tracy Holt wrote:
Hi,
That IS a good solution Civileme; however, most of the time when I am
going to delete a full directory, I do the following:
ls /dir
and if it IS in fact what I want to delete, I then type
rm -Rf ESC+_
(that is escape and underscore, to insert that last argument from the last
command)
which
Hi,
I am hoping that someone can help this guy out; I also have a similar
problem when trying to use "Get Windows fonts"; when I click on get
windows fonts, and select the fonts, it just hangs, and drakfont NEVER
responds (I even tried leaving it on over night once) so I have to kill
it.
Thank
Hi,
I don't know if the floppies use the same fs as mac hard drives, but I DO
know that Mac's fs is HFS, which IS supported by mount.
HTH,
David Charles
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Felix Miata wrote:
> I just looked throught 'man mount' without seeing anything to indicate a
> Mac formatted floppy can
Hi,
to be able to see the file ".config" you will need to do "ls -a" not "ls
-l".
David Charles
On Thu, 20 Sep 2001, Al Andersen wrote:
>
> BTW, in the kernel source code directory there's a hidden file. It's called
> .config (do an "ls -l" to see it). It contains the configuration data for
>
Hello everybody,
I want to start off by thanking everyone who uses this list, especially
those who answered any of my previously posted questions.
I would like to compile another kernel, and be able to boot from it. I
have pretty much no problem on the "how" of compiling the kernel. My
questio
Hi,
Thanks, but as I said in my original posting, I have no problem with LILO,
or adding OSs to LILO. What I AM having a problem with is figuring out
how to compile/install a kernel so that I can keep all the mods/deps from
my current kernel, AND those from the new kernel, in 2 SEPERATE places
Hi,
I had almost the exact same thing happen to me; It had to do with what was
master/slave on the ide controller, what was set to boot first in the
bios, and adding a line to LILO. If you tell me what is set to boot first
in the bios, I might have an idea;
David Charles
On Sat, 15 Sep 2001, j
Hi,
Can you explain why it is a "sure-fire" problem, or point me to an article
explaining it please?
Thanks,
David Charles
>
> >When you are logged in and you right click on the desktop
> > and select log off then select shutdown the system hangs on "shutting down
> > portmapper"
>
> Are you t
Hi,
This suggestion will NOT work if your Win2K is installed on an NTFS
partition, as there IS NO fdisk in Win2K (and win95 floppy will NOT
recognize NTFS drive); You will have to boot into rescue mode (by using
the install floppies OR the rescue floppy set you made), and use "fixmbr".
HTH,
Dav
Hi,
You know the @INC perl var, that has all the dirs that should be looked
into for packages (for use, etc.)? well, the "#include " line
in your script (I am assuming there is such a line) is kind of like a "use
CGI;" line would be in a perl script, and just as perl searches the @INC
for CGI, t
Hi,
the tar program has a filter built into it that lets it zip using either
gzip/bzip2 (and I think zip also, but can't remember) at the same time
that it is creating the archive; to do so, type the following:
$ tar -cvzf foo.tar.gz foo
OR
$ tar -cvjf foo.tar.bz2 foo
the first line, using the
Hi,
I would check to make sure that you aren't reading incorrectly; what Imean
is, that SOUNDS fine, when you consider that 1 kbyte = 8 kbits; IIRC, by
default WSFTP uses kbits (but it can be changed); also, USUALLY kbytes is
denoted with an uppercase "B" (i.e. kB or KB) whereas kbits is with a
s
Hi,
I have an external USB hard drive made by LaCie, which worked out of the
box, was automatically detected during installation, and is set up with
scsi emulation. If I boot with the drive turned on, it is accessible as
sda1 & sda5 (it is partitioned into 2 FAT32 partitions). There are errors
Hi,
Although perl is probably the most common language used for CGI, it is a
big misconception that they are one and the same. In fact, a CGI can be
coded in any language you choose, and a lot ARE coded in C/C++, as well as
python, I have even seen DOS BAT files used for GGI (usually as a wrappe
Hi,
I read the man page and looked around a bit on the net, but am not sure
what I should do; should I use the --preload switch, and if so, then for
which modules?
Thanks,
David Charles
On Sat, 20 Oct 2001, Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
>
> |
> |I wish *SOMEBODY* would include a USB kernel as an ins
Hi,
Could you please tell me where you saw this?
Thanks,
David Charles
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
>
> While checking some files, I noticed this 'New" iso available from the
> mirror I always use. What is the deal with this version now? .
>
> Is just the new Server-only vers
Hi,
Can you please do me a favour and let me know what you have in your
lilo.conf for the FreeBSD & OpenBSD entries?
Thanks,
David Charles
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Ralph Forsythe wrote:
> I'm actually running Mandrake 8.1, Win2k-server, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD all
> on the same laptop... For some re
Hi,
If I am understanding your question correctly, you are looking for a
package that will offer compatibility for older apps (based on 2.1.x
glibc. If that is the case, Mandrake DOES come with a similar package, it
is called:
compat-glibc-7.2-2.1.3.3mdk
HTH,
David Charles
On Thu, 25 Oct 2001
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