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Posted By rdrtx1
try: s/come here/go there/g
try:
s/come here/go there/g
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Posted By neutronscott
i think the problem is that df will wrap the...
i think the problem is that df will wrap the output if the Filesystem is long.
Perhaps your df has an option to stop this. df -P seems to on Linux coreutils. or have awk join the lines:


df -h |...
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Posted By SriniShoo
df -Ph And then try your awk code
df -Ph
And then try your awk code
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Posted By Corona688
Does ps -eLf show thread ID's? I'm not sure you...
Does ps -eLf show thread ID's? I'm not sure you can label a thread, but you can print the ID's to match later. On some systems, the thread ID is the same as the thread_t, try printing it as an...
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Posted By Corona688
You don't have direct access to threads from...
You don't have direct access to threads from shell, so it has to be a C program...

Well, which line is it complaining about? Assuming you removed the first two lines, line 12 is blank in your...
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Posted By Don Cragun
Adding #!/bin/ksh to the start of a C language...
Adding #!/bin/ksh to the start of a C language source file doesn't turn C source into a shell script. It creates a C language source file that can't be compiled because #!/bin/ksh is not a valid C...
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Posted By Don Cragun
Start with the pthread_create() man page, look at...
Start with the pthread_create() man page, look at the EXAMPLES and follow the SEE ALSO links.
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Posted By alister
To clarify that a bit, generally, even when wheel...
To clarify that a bit, generally, even when wheel is enforced, not being a member of wheel does not prevent a user from using su. It merely prevents them from becoming root. They can still become...
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Posted By in2nix4life
By default (depending on OS), all users are...
By default (depending on OS), all users are allowed to run the su command as long as they know the password for the account they are attempting to su too. Failures are usually logged to the system...
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