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I suggest you look into /etc/DIR_COLORS , DIR_COLORS.256colo and DIR_COLORS.lightbgcolor

Regards,

_val_

@bluejayek

Glad you've solved your problem. I think most of the time users should peform these steps. It won't apply to you anymore but could help others who has the same problem

I think these...

Try this one.
ps -eo user,comm |grep -v grep |grep -c filename

e.g:
ps -eo user,comm |grep -v grep |grep -c sshd

Ineed. Redhat / Fedora has its repositories and no need to install all .rpm's manually.
Use yum for it.
yum install net-snmp-devel

First of all, uptime doesn show how many users there are logged in. Second of all using ps command this way is useless.
To show what and how many users have logged in into the system use:

who...

You could also use

find /path/to/file -iname "*.dat" | xargs grep "TEST"


to find the exact pattern. Just an idea

yes roundcube does also work. You do have to install/configure postfix thou. Openwebmail can be downloaded from the repositories or from the openwebmail's website.

Openwebmail is a good one.

Open WebMail Project (http://openwebmail.org/)

A little note. chattr which stands for (change attribute) should be defined as follows:

chattr +i filename


In this case you won't be able to remove the file(unless you change it to -i) even...

To copy files or folders recursively use -R parameter. -R means Recursively. You also can use /test/files/dir1/* to copy all files that are located in dir1

Cheers.

Fedora does have it's own repositories and there is no need to compile the sources yourself. This is what you should do

1) Become root by using su -
2) yum install mysql mysql-server
To run...

diff is a command that compares 2 files not 2 strings. You probably mean something like this.


#!/bin/bash
s_one='string'
s_two='String'
if [ $s_one=$s_two ];
then
echo...