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Thanks a lot.

Hi,
I'm going write a small handbook. The typesetting software I'm going to use is troff. There are -ms -me -mm macros for troff. Which one is the most suitable? Thanks!

-Tony

sure.
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Cute! It works. Thanks for your help.

I've found another file:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 3824 Apr 27 2001 env
So the year is current year. Why it show up the year instead of date?thx

e.g. your souce file is mm.c
you can do it like this:
$ gcc -o libmm.so -shared mm.c
for more info man gcc(1).

first untar it, read the README file in it directory and follow the instructions.

the simplest way might be, but not for sure.
$ tar zxvf drive.tgz
$ cd the-directory
$ make
$ make install

use sort and uniq:
cat file | sort | uniq > out.file

Basically ftp & mail uses DNS. So make sure that your DNS Server works fine. Or you can add the name of your machine to /etc/hosts, so the DNS will find your machine faster using /etc/hosts.

There's no diffrences between Name Server and Domain Name Server. But I think Domain Name Server could be one Name Server.

Sorry, misspelling. It IS
if $query->param('action') eq 'detail'

I want to make a script. If the action equals "detail" it display the detailed info of one record specified by id, and show up a button. If user presses the button if will send action=modify to it...

my box is FreeBSD4.3 and I use Perl 5.0005_03.
Here is the CGI script.

test.cgi
......
if ($query->action eq 'detail') {
......
print $query->hidden('action', 'modify');
......
}

I...

Then how can I change the mtime of a file? which command should I use?

below is the output is ls -l

-rw-r--r-- 1 tonyt staff 3212 Apr 17 1999 file1
-rw-r--r-- 1 tonyt staff 4541 Mar 3 21:08 file2

why the date format is not the same?

I only know that if one trys to access a memory which in a readonly segment, the system will bumpup a Bus Error signal.

You can change the keymap. The way to change keymap deffers. In Linux, man loadkeys(1)

You can use system(3) like this, eg.
system("LC_ALL=zh_CN date");