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grep matches regular expressions. The regexp for a string (filename), followed by a dot, followed by another string (extension) would be something like: grep '.*\.save$'

However you don't need to...

That's definitely a specific feature from the shell. Older shells used to only show the commands that were run by a user.

For simple backups you can use Win7 own tool "Backup and Restore".

You have to use "Pro" or "Ultimate" versions if you want to backup to a network drive, though.

man pages are independent from the shell so you'll see the same info regardless of the one you use (assuming you have the same version of the manuals, of course). Some distributions pack all the man...

The answer really depends on the features your current environment is using.

Some third-party applications (e.g. Oracle, Teradata, Siebel, PeopleSoft, etc) are "certified" to run on RHEL 5.x but...

That depends on the filesystem you use.

Assuming you're using RHEL6 default (ext4) you have to mount the filesystem with the following options:
usrquota
usrjquota=aquota.user
jqfmt=vfsv0
...

I'm a bit confused here. What exactly is the NIC doing or not doing?

I'm assuming you configured the network (IP, mask, GW, etc) and that the network daemon is running.

Also, MAC are usually...

Do the resulting directories need to contain a specific file type or can they be selected randomly as long as each directory does not exceed 8 GBs?

sed 's|/\([0-9][0-9]*\)|FW_SLASH\1|g' infile

It depends on the shell. These are the most common:
set -o xtrace
sh -x <infile>
_DEBUG="on"

Pretty sure the magic mouse requires non-standard drivers.

There's an unofficial driver named "hid-magicmouse" that you can get here (https://github.com/entrope/linux-magicmouse).

I haven't...

I *ONCE* ran echo $(($NUM/0))... needless to say it was the last time we ever saw that server.

Joke aside, I agree the only way to do this is with some validation before the actual division...

Take a look at split. E.g:
split -l 500000 infile

The description of the error is pretty clear on what is failing.

Use 600 for your private key:
chmod 600 /home/myapp/user1/.ssh/id_rsa

function function1() {
case $1 in
1) do something ;;
2) do other something ;;
[3-9]) do some other something ;;
esac
}

call it with function1 $opt1

Plus, it's never secure enough:

http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/security.png

There isn't any standard for this, but as a rule of thumb you don't want to include anything under /opt and /home.

The reverse process (converting an ISO to a VM appliance) should be pretty...

Ah, so you already have a VM image.

There's indeed a way to convert a VM appliance into a bootable/installable ISO. quemu-img does exactly that.

I have never used it though, but I bet Google...

I thought GNU grep was the crème de la crème of speed.

In my system (GNU grep 2.6.3) it behaves better using an anchor than without it.

The original author (who does not maintain it any longer) has...

That's a linux command; doesn't work that way in AIX.

Try:
chdev -l inet0 -a route=0,192.48.226.1

or smitty route

You can still use /etc/rc*.d scripts; they're still supported and work perfectly fine.

Services controlled by rc scripts show up as "legacy run" when you run svcs command.

If you want to make...

A full-featured monitoring tool would be the best approach, IMO.

A local monitoring script would be useless if the server reaches 100% memory usage and it's unable to monitor itself.

Take a...

Some additional results: :D

iOS 6.1 (ARM 32-bit):
heap: 0x129000
stack: 0x2fd16d00
argv: 0x2fd16d04


OSX 10.8 (Intel 64-bit):
heap: 0x1012fe000
stack: 0x7fff5e935bdc
argv: 0x7fff5e935be0...

Using JFS2, there is no hard limit as far as I know.

There might be some limitations on the number of inodes your filesystem can allocate, although JFS2 can also perform on-demand inode...

There's no guarantee that upon a system reinstallation UIDs remain the same.

Whatever user that used to belong to UID 504 apparently no longer matches its new UID.

You can chown -R your home...