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hi

u can do so using the samba configuration in UNIX, using the samba share u can access the unix share and write and store the results over the unix box, but u need to know the samba service...

hi!

try to mount the partition using the links(hard link perferable) and create several of mounts(3 or more), and try access the mount from remote and access it preferably used the yes command to...

touch -t 0802130800 /tmp/date
find . -newer /tmp/date -mtime 0

ls -l will give the output of the total directory links , so dont trust it, du is the exact form to get the info, above commands are perfectly true

use

find . -atime <seconds> -mtime <seconds> -ctime <seconds>

atime=access time
mtime=modify time
ctime=change time

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kindly check the ftp configuration file , where the setting for the data connection is enable or not.


thanks

try using the chattr -au <file/folder>

i agree with above

generally in HPUX ftpd will be running along with inetd, so u need to confirm if at local server has ftpd properly written in inetd.conf , and check whether inetd running and it is listed in...

hdparm -I /dev/hda
or try hdparm -i /dev/hda

hi

check whether the ftp server daemon available or not in the /etc/inetd.conf, if not add the ftp service line as that of the telnet and restart the inetd daemon
hope this will solve u r problem...

use the route command and give the neccessary submask/subnet route and check whether still internet is getting or not

more over check ifconfig for correct device and add route to that device only

hi!

check whether gdm is running or not ,if not start it using
gdm commad default has xdcmp set so it can solve ur problem

try use umask (umask 744)

instead of while , u can use the awk which is very flexible enough to handle the task, since while suffers in searching a text

hi check your directory permission for other user level is set or not

since generally we shall face this problem when accessing file from remote it becomes a other level permission so we need to...

fine thanks for your suggestion

yea u can run
but u need to give the full execute permission

hi folks

can any suggest me how to get a parent processid in the script if i am executing this in the script

vi myscript.sh

echo "parent shell pid"$$

sh myscript.sh


but when i am...

try to use the ipcs command , there we shall be getting the share memory infor and process related info

if its a system printer, whether pkg installed or not using the pkginfo

pkginfo | grep cups

try using the lpstat command to check whether printer installed

if its a network printer use...

yea u can run various OS in VMware

, at the configuring your VM u should set the network type as bridging, then u can work like a individual OS and can connect to that OS using telnet from windows...

yea u r right , this will change first character apperance,

uptime will be more benifit , with script which collects all the server loads


#!/bin/sh

loadcnt=$(uptime | awk -F "." '{ print $1 }' | awk -F ":" '{ print $5 }') echo " the current...

u can use

sed -e 's/^occurence/changepattern/g' file