01-29-2016
Hello Boost,
There are few points here.
I- First of all you should reply to the questions asked by Moderators/admins/advisors/members. So by doing this it shows you are taking this conversation seriously and really willing to learn/help here. Which you haven't replied as of now.
II- You should code tags as per forum rules for commands/codes/Inputs which you are using into your posts.
III- Go through the HOME page here for all the forums and decide wisely that your question could suite which sub forum. Like this case it shouldn't come to UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users(Until you reply our questions and make us feel, your questions should be in this forum).
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
R. Singh
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