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Posted By Scott
^$ would mean an empty line, except that in your...
^$ would mean an empty line, except that in your case the shell would expand $1 before that happened (leaving just ^, which means something matching at the start of the line).

\W would be...
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Posted By methyl
First check your client PCs only have one...
First check your client PCs only have one firewall and that the Microsoft Security Centre settings are correct for ftp. Also check that your virus scanner is not getting in the way.

Though this...
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Posted By pludi
Seems like there might be a local firewall rule...
Seems like there might be a local firewall rule preventing incoming connections. Check whether or not the Windows Personal Firewall is active, and if you could add a rule to allow incoming FTP...
Forum: IP Networking 02-26-2010
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Posted By Scott
I would say it's (probably) the average value in...
I would say it's (probably) the average value in graph.

There is a LAST consolidation function which gets (as the name suggests) the last value for each step. I don't know if it's common - I've...
Forum: IP Networking 02-26-2010
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Posted By Scott
Hi. You can find the step using: ...
Hi.

You can find the step using:


rrdtool info yourdbname.rrd | grep step
If the step is 300 (5 minutes) then rrdtool will average data (or whatever consolidation function your db is created...
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Posted By woofie
Just to add to what was said above. the -t 0...
Just to add to what was said above.

the -t 0 is time. If you wanted it to reboot in 30 seconds you would do shutdown -r -t 30
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Posted By radoulov
shutdown -r -t 0
shutdown -r -t 0
Forum: IP Networking 10-07-2009
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Posted By pludi
Since both are based on the same kernel (as far...
Since both are based on the same kernel (as far as I know), it's safe to assume that both share the same IP stack and it's limitations.

And 5 different IP addresses shouldn't be a problem for any...
Forum: IP Networking 05-30-2009
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Posted By fpmurphy
The open subcommand in Microsoft's version of ftp...
The open subcommand in Microsoft's version of ftp supports a port number i.e. open host [port].
Forum: IP Networking 05-29-2009
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Posted By ghostdog74
windows ftp client doesn't cut it. if you want,...
windows ftp client doesn't cut it. if you want, go download an ftp client for windows that support specifying a port number. Or, you can use a programming language such as Perl or Python with their...
Forum: AIX 04-15-2009
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Posted By pludi
Besides "man tar"? Only the documentation for GNU...
Besides "man tar"? Only the documentation for GNU tar (http://www.gnu.org/software/tar/manual/), which probably works a bit different than the AIX variant, and the Wiki page...
Forum: AIX 04-01-2009
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Posted By pludi
# pwd /tmp/wilson # tar -cvf - study study1 |...
# pwd
/tmp/wilson
# tar -cvf - study study1 | compress -c > study.tar.Z

or, if you want the complete path

# cd /
# tar -cvf - /tmp/wilson/study /tmp/wilson/study1 | compress -c >...
Forum: AIX 01-12-2009
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@bakunin - you are right, my apologies. The...
@bakunin - you are right, my apologies.

The difference between the 55A and 550Q (also identified as a 55A) is that the 55A is Dual core and the 550Q is Quad Core.

What I meant to say is that...
Forum: AIX 01-12-2009
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Posted By bakunin
@padow: it doesn't hurt too much to expound a...
@padow: it doesn't hurt too much to expound a little, does it? I do appreciate your expertise here and i am glad that you are willing to share it, but if you are really interested in helping others...
Forum: IP Networking 10-10-2008
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Posted By otheus
You are referring to the code that runs the...
You are referring to the code that runs the initiating (local-client) side? If so, either its an "undocumented feature", or a bug. 32 is not an allowable FTP return code, from the server's point of...
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