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Hi Corona688,

I was under the impression that the kernel would not use ports listed on /etc/services for new connections.

goobid,

One solution could be change the value of the local port...

Assuming you want the output on stdin (something similar to vmstat or iostat):

top -d 10 -n 720 -b

If you are interested in any particular process, use the -p option, for example to see the...

If you want to copy or move everything on the directory, run cp or mv on the directory, not on the contents.


cp -rv a b
or

mv a b
if you would like to see a 'progress' status and rsync is...

Add your application and port to the /etc/services file. It will prevent any other program to use the port (Obviously, any other program that is well written :P)

myapp 40001/tcp
myapp ...

Add the space between the //


[rmtzcx@rmtzcx02 ~]$ echo @ABC123DEF# | sed 's/[A-Za-z0-9]/ /g'
@ #

It can be done just with find.

find . -type f \( -path "*/DOC/*" -o -path "*/DOCS/*" \) -name "*.txt" -exec rename .txt .txtOld {} \;