set needs a lot of swap that "some time" will become "a lot of time"
or even "almost all the time", which is called "thrashing".
You can always add more swap later as a "swap file" - see "man swapon".
More swap will not affect your p
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Damn. I guess I have to go and remove RedHat 9 from my 233MHz laptop
with 96MB of RAM. A pity - it _appeared_ to work just fine.
Of course, I'm running FVWM instead of KDE or Gnome...
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A Master is
n the core copic, it's possible to get (at least) dual port Intel
EEPro100 cards; we've got one in a firewall I help look after. Seems
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Dope will carry you through times of no money bet
cpio gets
a nice untouched "/cvsroot/*" string, thus:
cpio -iuvdB '/cvsroot/*' < /dev/nst0
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Steve, please press Enter every 70 chars or so. Thanks.
On 14:50 07 Oct 2003, Rigler, Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Is NFS started on the server?
| Use "chkconfig --list" to make sure nfs, nfslock and portmap are all turned on
. Turn them on and start them (with "service") if they aren't alr
use title bars or borders at all. Makes for a much nicer
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eciate any helpful response to resolve this question in my mind.
Sleep is what you want.
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A slipping sear could let your M203 grenade launcher fire when you least
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On 14:57 26 Sep 2003, christopher j bottaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| On Thursday 25 September 2003 06:47 pm, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| > Again, mutt may be your friend here:
| > - "T."
| > select all items
| > - ";|procmail -f $HOME/.procmail
true first)
- ";d"
deleted every tagged item
Avoid that last step until you're sure the others are good.
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So this judge in Virginia rules that a lesbian wasn't fi
;
| > If its plain text then just
| >
| > cat filename | sendmail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| >
| I new there was an animal in there but couldn't come up with cat.
Well you don't need it:
sendmail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < filename
Cat is a tad overused
uot; stuff instead
of arbitrary and weird API calls). And NFS does that fairly well.
Why not tell us a bit more about the problem context? Presumably you
have some reason for not wanting NFS or find it cumbersome somehow. What
are they?
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r cf /somewhere/else/archive.tar bah
(Note: _never_ put the archive inside the stuff to archive - it can grow
forever because at somepoint tar or cpio will start archiving the archive,
into itself!)
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remote backup, only on a full system.
Please press [return] every 70 chars or so. The above was one long line:-(
| Still want to see the script?
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A ridiculous place! Leaping from one bump to another,
x27;s,
| > or will they not work on Alpha?
|
| No. RH9 is for Intel only
| I believe that 7.1 was the last release of Red Hat for the alpha chip.
Compaq released RedHat 7.2 for the Alpha. That was the last one.
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-tune my mod_deflate configuration.
_If_ you didn't restart APache after the first change I'd be more inclined to
blame the restart here.
The output filter stuff should only affect the Content-Encoding, not the
Content-Type, AFAIK.
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and/or "man ed"
for more info on the line mode. It's very handy for stuff like this.
Ex is pretty much a complete superset of the ed editor.
And of course, once adept at using ed/ex, you're also much of the way to
being adept with the sed command...
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ng temp files, removing .pid files etc etc.
-9 is meant as a _last_ resort, after the process has proven intransigent.
You _never_ use it as the _first_ attempt to shut something down. It's
on par with pulling the power cord from your PC every night instead of
doing a clean shutdown.
t only in a interactive way. Any recommendation?
I use munpack for this. It's part of the metamail package:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/metamail/?topic_id=861
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Through and through the world is
;t complain.
However, your Segmentation Fault error message is a worry. It should
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| The ^[ and ^G are real control characters, not ^ and [ or G.
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you checked that they really are writable?
The permissions will look unchanged. However, any actual attempt to write
should get met with EROFS "Read Only Filesystem".
So, in short, have you just looked, or have you tried to write to a file?
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yping before the echo
gets turned off, which would be bad.
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Rather than a beep
Or a rude error message,
These words: "File not found."
- Haiku Error Messages http://www.salonmagazine.co
nnecessary but permitted).
Try this:
echo -e 'first line\nsecond line'
so that the \ is not treated as a shell punctuation character.
Myself, if I want it one one line I tend just to:
echo foo; echo bar
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apps expect the old 8-bit
character sets and do not handle the multibyte encodings in UTF-8.
The workaround is to request the C locale:
export LC_ALL=C
That should at least make these apps behave as they did before.
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8 21 Aug 2003, Bret Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Hmmm. wouldn't start=$(date +%s) be a bit more efficient?
Yes, it would be. I keep forgetting about date's +format option. It didn't
exist when I starting using UNIX:-)
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've looked at using runlevels
for this (eg runlevel 4 for offsite etc) but it doesn't work well at all.
Since we needed something more expressive and flexible and because
the extremely slowness of the startup scripts, run in series, was very
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this before.
Consider rc.mobile an interesting exercise for later.
BTW, I tend to turn of kudzu (hardware detection) completely if my
machine config is stable. It takes a long time and is a complete waste
if your machine doesn't change.
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fo like "man" output -
it finds both info and man entries and asks you what you want. It's at
least made things tractable for me:
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Info: just say "no".
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he won't be "the time the
script took to execute", because the script's still running.
But you can do things like:
start=`perl -e 'print time'`
body of script here ...
end=`perl -e 'print time'`
echo "took `expr
On 15:12 21 Aug 2003, Marcos de Souza Trazzini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Hey I've already set the clock yet
[...]
| And aim't ignoring those requests, when i've "warned" (Yesterday), solve
| the problem on the same instant.
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a linux include file.
Look, this is the second such item you've posted. Do this:
cd /usr/include
find . -name sigevent\* -ls
Behold, no answers. Ergo: the file isn't there.
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There&#x
lease help me.
We would need to know why your program wants that include header, and
on what platform (eg solaris, aix, etc) it was written. It's clearly
doing something nonportable, but until we know what that is we can't
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n was a bad idea and started looking through a couple
| man pages.
- cs, who also hadn't looked at logger, but now sees many users for it.
Thanks:-)
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An unbreakable toy is useful for breaki
/bin/sh
| LOGFILE=/tmp/procmail.log
| VERBOSE=yes
| LOGABSTRACT=all
|
| :0:
| * ^TO_.chemteach
| !chemteach
Drop the trailing : with !addr rules. The ":" says "use locking", but there's no
locking
needed (or reasonable) when piping to programs (the "!addr&quo
;$mailfile" | wc -l
done
should be a good first cut. Note that this will probably also count
"deleted" messages if you haven't used the "compact folders" button
(which rewrites mail files without the deleted messages).
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On 12:32 07 Jul 2003, Khademul Islam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| So far I am able to send one attachment by using the mutt command. Here is
| what I have right now. Please advise how I can send two files at the same
| time.
| mutt -a test.xls -s "test" [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
You haven't tr
, usually from a /var/run/daemon.pid file or something
like that.
Another thing you can do is not "check the pid" but "see if the service
is there. Eg examine the output of "netstat -an" for a service listening
on the appropriate port (eg with awk checking for LISTEN
On 08:21 24 Jun 2003, Jon Haugsand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| * Cameron Simpson
| >
| > I tend to do this:
| > find dir -type f -name '*.html' -exec bsed
's|this|long/thing/with/slashes/this|g' {} ';'
| > or just:
| > bsed 's|this
On 08:22 24 Jun 2003, Jon Haugsand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| * Cameron Simpson
| > You can get bsed here:
| >
| > http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/scripts/bsed
| >
| > An extremely useful wrapper for sed.
|
| Not much information here, is it? Can you give a short tu
back in the Dark Ages) and so that the many apps that aren't wide-char
and locale aware keep running. Eg the threads on Acrobat needing "C"
locale etc. I expect this legacy need to be gone in two years, hopefully
a little less.
Frankly, I welcome UTF-8. No more stupid "what enco
n some progress with this. See here:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=82032
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hes/this|g' {} ';'
or just:
bsed 's|this|long/thing/with/slashes/this|g' *.html
for just the .html files in the current directory.
You can get bsed here:
http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/scripts/bsed
An extremely useful wrapper for sed.
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On 15:43 22 Jun 2003, Ashley M. Kirchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Cameron Simpson wrote:
|
| >No, I meant df. Because that will tell you how much space is really being
| >used up _without_ having to run a du over the tree (which can lie unless
| >it sees every link).
| >
iting a makefile and using spaces instead of a tab to indent actions.
A test make of IPTables-IPv4-0.97a here doesn't do it.
What's on line 86 or your makefile? Mine has a humble macro setting.
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On 14:19 22 Jun 2003, Ashley M. Kirchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Cameron Simpson wrote:
| >How sure are you? Rsync on its own doesn't do that - you need to have
| >a separate pass that makes a link tree and then rsync that. Is that
| >your setup?
|
|Oh yeah, daily.01
ill tell
you if you're copying everything fresh or making linked trees with
few differences.
My suspiscion is that unless you've neglected to mention some part of
your backup arrangements you're getting complete copies, not "incremental"
trees.
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el RPM. Probably you're missing that.
A better subject line might attract better responses, eg "apxs on redhat 9?"
or something like that? Cheers,
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I found that by working six weeks a year I
sed by mapping names into a single case
(eg lowercase) before using them with the filesystem.
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On 16:46 18 Jun 2003, dlangschied <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Sorry, I did not include the "in" after $reply and the case statement works.
| I am still curious about switch.
"switch" is a csh syntax. Stay well away from it and csh. Evil!
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, is there a way for the list software to recognize and
| unsubscribe such folks?
No, because the report goes directly to the poster.
The list software never sees it at all.
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The mark must be robust enough to su
Please don't top post.
On 20:08 16 Jun 2003, Drew Weaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| The correct answer would've been, rebuild perl with setuid.
No. The correct answer is to stay the hell away from setuid,
and use sudo which allows fine grained control.
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ed, it started - good as new!
If you're going to answer yes to all the questions you can say
fsck -y /dev/hda2
and it will answer "yes" for you. (And there's no need to use -A if you're
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y to
do it. If you need a particular script to be run by a nonroot user and
do root things, use sudo to grant the power.
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Is not the true Tao, until
You bring fresh to
line to the /etc/fstab file.
See "man fstab" for details.
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and if's condition test _is_ a command, a much more readbale idom is this:
if /bin/grep -qi "serial" /etc/sysconfig/mouse
then
echo "A serial mouse is attached to this system."
else
echo "There is not a serial mouse att
On 09:24 14 Jun 2003, Dadi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| I need to launch a command, simultaneously, on several 'Nix servers from
| a remote computer runnig RH; the number of the servers is quite big so
| to telnet or ssh in each one of them is not the way to do it ... ; is
| there any way that I ca
On 15:31 12 Jun 2003, Toralf Lund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Shouldn't /dev/tape be created/updated automatically on a system with a
| tape drive attached?
Maybe by the install process. But generally not.
| It isn't on my Red Hat 7.3 setup...
So make a symlink. No big d
On 18:13 08 Jun 2003, Brent L. Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| ok thanks
| If I wanted to unmount the ntfs drive what command would I
| use
|
| I used this to mount it
|
| mount -t ntfs /dev/hdb5 /mnt/diskNT
umount /mnt/diskNT
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Any sufficiently advanced feature is indistinguishable from a bug.
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"Gosh, that's the 3rd motorcycle that's passe
?
Specificly, you need loopback support in the kernel you're running during
the build. I've have a kernel RPM upgrade break because of that. (And
the RPM didn't catch the breakage. Ugh. Tacky install script.)
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tion to the environment
variables $http_proxy, $ftp_proxy etc. For example, mine here is:
[~]amadeus*20> echo $http_proxy
http://proxy.home:8080
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Here was a man who not only had a re
7 will take
you back to it.
| > Wouldn't mind making change to text only login with the option of
| > starting KDE if I want it.
That'll work too.
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There's nothing quite like the pitter-patter
-- -nolisten tcp
|
| Any help would be great the thing just will not die :(
Just checking: you _have_ restarted X after making those changes?
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...the problem is not what is in front of the eyepiece but is o
| sed s/\)/\n/g
|
| I tried quoting adding quotes. Does anybody know if it is possible to do
| this with sed?
|
| I managed to accomplish what I wanted with
|
| cat junk.txt | sed s/\)/\+/g | tr \+ \n
sed 's/)/\
/g' junk.txt >notjunk.txt
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; "UNIX 98 pty"
and
"Filesystems" -> "/dev/pts file system"
and rebuild.
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No electrons were harmed in the production of this message.
- Dr. P. Gensheimer <
On 09:10 30 May 2003, Manuel Ar?stegui Ramirez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| We need more details to help you.
| Have you activated any insual option in your new
| kernel ?
And does xterm emit any useful error messages?
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table until you get a match,
and so it's trying to stat /mnt/chuck during this process. Which is fine
provided you're not _in_ /mnt/chuck (which I doubt). So your permission
problems probably do not stem from your "Stale NFS file handle" problems,
and the NFS problem does not need to
Its a simple box.
/etc/passwd
/etc/shadow
/etc/group
These are plain text files.
Take only the lines for your own added accounts.
The ones supplied with the OS are under the control of the vendor, and
so may differ from distro to distro. It is important that they match
the distro.
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On 12:45 28 May 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Now it is :
|
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] cgi-bin]$ ls -l
| total 8
| -rwxr-xr-x1 edward edward 3650 May 26 12:34 textclock.cgi
| -rw-r--r--1 edward edward123 May 26 02:40 WS_FTP.LOG
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] cgi-bin]
s is if this is all running
| on a multi-processor system since you dont
| get cpu bound. So he should potentially upgrade
| to multiple cpu based servers if that is not the
| current case and implement a double buffered io program
| to replace the call to DD to handle the tape drive directly.
Sure.
chmod a+rx /home/edward/public_html/house/cgi-bin/textclock.cgi
and retry.
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Hag:Two things you must know about the wise woman.
First...she is a woman.
install...
Yeah, the man command and/or the bash manual entry installation
is busted-as-supplied.
Here's a diagnosis I made in February:
Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 22:38:36 +1100
From: Cameron Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Error
Message
e group name
| in Linux which correspondences to Solaris group "other"?
Nothing special. Why do you think you want it?
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Dan shouts back to be careful and I ignore that remark. If I wanted to be
caref
fromfile >tofile
and see it go. Sometimes useful. It uses my perl stuff so you you can
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error on ida/c0d0
| >
| > After this, the messages just repeat until the crash...
|
| HHmmm. Find out what make/model the hard drive is, go to the web site, then
| download and run the Hard Disk diagnostic software.
There's also a "badblocks" command (if you can still be into Linu
| 'screens' seem to be misconfigured.
|
| What's the new utility for doing this?
The X server itself can usually be used. See this:
http://www.redhat.com/mailing-lists/redhat-install-list/msg57534.html
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gicdev, which I think it is.
I always disable magicdev and just use an entry in my automounter for
the CD, so when you know there's a data disc in it you can just "cd
/mnt/cdrom" and it gets mounted then. Not probing in the background.
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it can cut your connection off from the RST packet, so your ssh
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Uhlmann's Razor: When
tracks I recognize!
|
| ?? in fstab... do you have auto in the cdrom line???
I'm more inclined to think he has an audio CD in the drive, not a data CD.
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The ZZR-1100 is not the bike for me, but the
the "mcopy" command (see "man mcopy")
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5 is file formats
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See "man 1 intro",
drives?
Broadly speaking a SCSI tape is a SCSI tape.
I have used box DLT and DDS drives on RedHat boxes happily.
You need to insmod the "st" driver, but then
it all "just works".
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With no clue of the t
mtime2iso" and use in Tony's script:
cd $targetdir
for datafile in *; do
formatteddate=`mtime2iso "$datafile"`
mv "$datafile" "datafile.$formatteddate"
done
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e you start the next volume
| but...
AMANDA is widely used, and has worked for me.
http://freshmeat.net/projects/amanda/?topic_id=137
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Biographical history, as taught in our public schools, is
sted your options.
If the kernel _does_ ever give up on the error recovery the
process _will_ die, but until then it'll grind away because it's
not in code that considered the signal list.
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Thre
IP &
do just as well? Ping will happily ping forever, which is what your loop is
intended to do.
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My computer always does exactly what I tell it to do but sometimes I have
trouble finding out what it w
a file with the name of:
| dbman_back-\03\08\2003\03\14-tar.gz
Bugger. Maybe the manual lies.
Just chuck it in a script and call the script:
I tend to do that anyway myself as soon as a cron command becomes even
slightly complex. It also means you don't need to worry about weird cron
/bin/sh or by the shell specified in the SHELL variable of
the cronfile. Percent-signs (%) in the command, unless
escaped with backslash (\), will be changed into newline
characters, and all data after the first % will be sent to
the command as stan
the computer was
| hung at interprocess communication and it warned
| "Could not read Network connection list dcopserver
| program /root/.DCOPserver_Truc:0 running. Please
| check that dcopserver program is running"
That's really weird. What else is in your .login file?
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splitting
the above example up, but I hope the approach is now clear?
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..And in all of Babylonia there was wailing and gnashing of teeth, till
the prophets bade the multitudes get a grip on themselves and
you want to know if it's empty? There may
be a cleaner approach. In particular, I would point out that rmdir WILL
NOT remove a nonempty directory, so you can go:
rmdir /dirname 2>/dev/null
with impunity, IF all you want to do is clean up an empty directory
without risk of losing
or
echo file_prefix* | od -c # trim the listing a bit
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The usual work schedule (so far as I can figure) for the PhD folks around
here is nine to five Monday through Friday. I have a slightly differ
ather expensive. It makes
the mail system do lots of needless DNS lookups. It also means that a
DNS outage can make your box start rejecting email. It means that is
a domains DNS is completely down, you'll reject email from it.
Your call.
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to see if anyone has seen this behavior on their Linux box
before I talked to the vendor of this binary
| code.
Are you _sure_ there's a question mark as part of the name?
What command are you using to show this?
You may need to show us the script, too.
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Mar 1 16:55 ..
| + set +vx
Weirder and weirder. I've tried this on RH7 and RH8 and it behaves sanely
(i.e. does NOT follow the symlink) for me.
What disto are you running, and what version of ls (or fileutils)?
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l.
| Yes.
| "alias ls" reports nothing.
And plain "alias"?
What does:
ln -s /foo bah
set -vx;ls -l bah; /bin/ls -l bah;set +vx
recite?
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In My Egotistical Opinion, most people&#
vd etc, pointing at
the appropriate real devices.
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In retrospect, lighting the match was my mistake. But I was only trying to
retrieve the gerbil.- Vito Bustone
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