Does anyone know how to define a button?
I try to scroll my mousewheel up or down to scroll the page, but it
beeps and says: button5 not defined (for down) or button4 not defined
(for up).
I set button4 and button5 to scroll-up and scroll-down and then the
mousewheel works, but it never saves this
Here is an example of a simple backup script I use to backup some files
and copy them to another machine to be put on tape.
echo $HOSTNAME > /var/log/backup.log
echo "Backup Started: " >> /var/log/backup.log
date >> /var/log/backup.log
tar --create --verbose --bzip2 --file /root/tuxtracker.tar.bz
1. the first value passed from the command line would be referenced as
$1 the second as $2
2. run command as part of an if statement. if the command execute
successfully the error result will be 0 and follow the then branch other
wise the else.
On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 15:34, Paul Kraus wrote:
>
At 04:34 PM 10/10/02 -0400, Paul Kraus wrote:
>[...]
>A couple of easy questions I can't seem to find answers to.
Assuming we are talking about standard shell scripts (in practice, ones
that run using bash) ...
>1. How can I pass in parameters from the command line to use as
>variables.
>
I have a script that mounts an samba shared drive, copies the contents
if newer to the Linux box, and then umounts the share.
Sample script
---
mount -t smbfs -o username=x,password=y //machine/share /mnt/network
cp --recursive --preserve --verbose --parents --update /mnt/network/*
/backup/machin
Answers below
1. "Drive" is ambiguous. In the Linux world, a "drive" is a physical
device
(e.g., IDE primary, accessed as /dev/hda). A drive contains partitions
that
in turn contain filesystems. Windows people seem to use "drive" to refer
both to a physical device and to a filesystem i
At 04:03 PM 10/10/02 -0400, Paul Kraus wrote:
>I think you are seeing this backwards. I want to create the image of a
>hard drive that is on the network to my linux box.
>
>Sample
>
>Micro$oft Machine - Redhat Machine
>
>Create an image of the Microsoft machines "c" drive and store that image
>
On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 16:03, Paul Kraus wrote:
> I think you are seeing this backwards. I want to create the image of a
> hard drive that is on the network to my linux box.
So, can you envision a way to "reverse" the idea he gave you to solve
your problem?
* * *
It's non-trivial in the
I think you are seeing this backwards. I want to create the image of a
hard drive that is on the network to my linux box.
Sample
Micro$oft Machine - Redhat Machine
Create an image of the Microsoft machines "c" drive and store that image
on the redhat machine.
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You can use the dd comand:
dd if={hard drive} of={filename}
dd if=/dev/hda of=disk1.img
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Is there a way to create an image of a hard drive that is on our network
and save that image to a directory on my Linux server? For instance in
windows I would do this with ghost program.
Paul Kraus
Network Administrator
PEL Supply Company
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At 12:56 PM 10/10/02 -0500, Lee Chin wrote:
>Hello,
>When my server application accepts a client socket connection, what is the
>easiest way to obtain the MAC address of the peer? I tried listing the
>ARP table but I did not see an entry for the IP address and MAC address of
>the client.
>I wa
Lee Chin wrote:
> When my server application accepts a client socket connection, what is
> the easiest way to obtain the MAC address of the peer? I tried listing
> the ARP table but I did not see an entry for the IP address and MAC
> address of the client.
>
> I want to avoid having to ping the
Hello,
When my server application accepts a client socket connection, what is the easiest way
to obtain the MAC address of the peer? I tried listing the ARP table but I did not
see an entry for the IP address and MAC address of the client.
I want to avoid having to ping the client to get the AR
man cp
check out the -u option
-jdr-
Paul Kraus wrote:
> I want to be able to have my Linux server at night sych some folders
> that are on some windows machines. I want it to be able to have exact
> copies that are current as of the previous day. Is there a way to do
> this so that only change
I want to be able to have my Linux server at night sych some folders
that are on some windows machines. I want it to be able to have exact
copies that are current as of the previous day. Is there a way to do
this so that only changed files are updated? I understand samba and
cron. I can copy the f
I copied a directory to the new drive and received the same messages in
/var/log/messages that I previously posted. I then when and tried to rm
-rf * to the directory and received this kernel panic.
EXT -fs panic (device ide2(33,1)):load_block_bitmap:block.group >=
groups_count_block_group = 1310
On Thursday 10 October 2002 03:41, azie wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just bought a CD-RW and I can't seems to make it work with Linux. I'm
> running RH7.3 dualboot with XP Home Edition. As for the CD-RW, it's a TDK
> Cyclone with E-IDE/ATAPI Interface connected to secondary master (hdc).
>
> Everytime I
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