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For a script that can be executed by multiple users, I'm assuming that it exists in a directory that's contained within the PATH.

dirname `which script.ksh`

Hope this helps!

Unless there's real urgent need to change it, you should leave /etc/crontab as is. The primary use of /etc/crontab is to allow the system to manage its own log files and environments. If there are...

I personally like a "full frills" install when I do my linux installs, so 40GB is a decent size to accommodate that.

As for the Windows apps, you may have some luck installing some of them through...

It's possible that the options that you're trying to use are from the BSD version of ps. If that's the case, you may be able to try using it without the '-' in front of the 'eo' options and see if...

yum would be the best option, as it will verify dependencies and install the required ones.

If you feel the need to install them one at a time using rpm, perform a force install on the first one (...

cyberfrog:

Whichever user is logged in controls the console, therefore you won't need root in order to use the xhost command.

xhost will still do what you need as listed above, using the same...