1. UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users

Hi everybody, How can I forbid a user to go up his home directory ? Thanks MarcoW (2 Replies)

2. UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

Rather new to unix, so please don't beat me! I'm trying to get a list of files into a variable that I can use throughout the rest of the script. The challenge is that I need to exclude a certain extension from the list, and I'm having trouble with it. For example: item_a item_a.exe... (3 Replies)

3. Shell Programming and Scripting

In my system , there is a script seems have a minor problem but I can't find it out , now everytime run the script , it will generate some error message to the system log , is it possible to forbid it generate the error to the system log or put all these message to /dev/null ? thx (3 Replies)

4. UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users

the file /etc/passwd has corrupted mistakenly.actually the file has saved as "oot:0:0:root:/root/sbin/bash". first r of root has been deleted .. can anyone tell me how can i recover as normal user (2 Replies)

5. Solaris

Is it possible to reset a normal user password , by editing password field in /etc/shadow file? Thanks (6 Replies)

6. Programming

Hello World! I am writing code in C++ which have to launch another application X using exec(). I would like to set some limits on it using setrlimit etc... My problem is that i don't know how to forbid using fork() and strlimit by application X. How can i do it? (3 Replies)

7. Cybersecurity

Hello friends I have an CentosOS 5 box running Apache, I want to Install a powerful File Integrity checker with recovery option to maintain any changes may be happened without my hand Could you help me to recommend such solution Thanks (3 Replies)

8. HP-UX

Hi ALL, I'm encountering this problem on HP Shell (tcsh) environment. Once I enter in vi to edit a file and add my sql script, like this: sqlplus user/pass @promo.sql(tu run my script) the @ character is not possible to write. I push on the key but is not written inside. Also in sqlplus... (3 Replies)

9. UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users

Hi, Please let me know the way to recover the files deleted from home directory by 'rm*' command . Thanks in advance. (10 Replies)

10. UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users

is it possible to recovery a deleted file in AIX? (2 Replies)