rtache in the long run by compressing the
file before you download it- save yourself bandwidth, and by downloading
the compressed version you can ensure that no other user will attempt to
write to it.
GL
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ou'll find out more on those
than we could ever imagine to cover here.
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er for yourself if you
do get this working. Something I did was make a small one line script
containing the '/usr/blah blah' line above, and place it in a new
directory called 'connect' off my /home/myusername directory. The script
name was 'ispname' and I chmod'd
I want to learn something new, I type the subject area into a
search engine like Google. I've found over the last couple of years that
action alone usually brings up an abundance of information. You could try:
http://www.google.com/linux
http://www.rootprompt.org/
http://www.linuxsecurity.co
ut I suggest that you make a
backup now whilst you are up and running and give your system the once over just to be
sure. I would hate for you to come back in a few days time and tell us that you lost
precious data because something wasn't quite right with your replaced setup. :-(
Hope I'
d running import/copy over the files that you require from your
backup. In most cases that should be a handful of files from the /etc directory that
you *may* have edited, and your /home directory.
Good Luck, and don't go executing naughty commands like that again! :-)
G
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doesn't mean parent. It means "this".
../ means parent. It doesn't mean "this".
Finally, rename 'a.out' to something you will recognise- having a disk full of
'a.out's can get confusing :-) (rename = mv)
Hope that helps,
G
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duced ladder.
Any light on this matter would be great, and links to resource where I can learn more
(so you can type less) are much appreciated. :-) Thanks for your time,
G
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