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A quick way to just get a count would be...

cd to the top level directory...

do...

ls -lR | grep .html | wc -l

"cd" to the "folder" (directory) in which the
files are located.

do...

ls -l *.html | wc -l

...this will return the count of the number of .html files
in the current directory

It would be better if we could see your code (excerpts) that
setup and do the message exchange. There are some operations
in which you must interleave reads and writes but if you wrote
some sort...

The file with the "~" is a backup file created automatically
by vi when you make a change to the original.
Check your vi settings and turn this feature off
if you don't want it.

You may want to take a look at unixODBC...
http://www.unixodbc.org/

...has lots of certified drivers for different flavors of UNIX.

You may also want to look at MyODBC......

We always hate the things we are unfamilar with ;)

Anyway, I don't know what your "unix tech" was talking
about with regard to text, ODBC drivers but if you have a "csv"
file, you can load it...

As for the X, Y and Zmodem servers, this is
shareware. The URL's...

http://www.omen.com/rzsz3.html
http://www.cslab.vt.edu/manuals/zmodem/sz.html

Kermit you can get from free...
...

This works for me...

for i in $@
do
echo $i
done

OK then....
As I stated in my previous reply, since you
are connecting via the Internet, you are
most probably using "telnet". The fact that you
are using the "HyperTerminal" teminal emulation...

It has been my experience, that true "shell programming"
is in fact "programming". I have seen, used and even written
some very complex and highly functional shell programs.

There are some...

Actually, it is NOT "\n" in Windows. The OS actually
converts text files to represent end-of-line as "\r\n" (CR-LF) when
stored to disk. UNIX however has no such "oddities".
UNIX text files use...

The problem is not with make.
The problem is that make cannot find the "ar" command
to create the library archive "libos.a"

You need to verify that you do infact have this command
executable...

OK... now I'm confused :confused:

You initially said you can connect via the Internet to your
UNIX workstation from your NT PC. You now state you are
"hardwired" which to me means your UNIX...

I believe that when you are "setting" a semaphore,
the argument (4th parameter in semctl() ) needs to be
a union...

union semun {
int val;
struct semid_ds *buf;
...

My mistake ... :eek:

I just copied your "cp" command...

It should just be...

cp /mnt/mytext.tar /tmp/mytext.tar

Since the floppy is mounted on /mnt,
if you were to "cd" to /mnt then do...

Imay not be clear on what you are asking but
you place your invocation command and all other specifications
(such as the filename of the program and any options or
switches) into an executable...

If telnet (with HyperTerminal) from the NT to UNIX is allowed,
My I suggest you work with the NT admin. to set up SSH (along
with SCP)? This will allow SECURE terminal access as well as file...

First mount the floppy...

mount floppy: mount /dev/fd0 /mnt
...or...
mount DOS floppy: mount -t msdos /dev/fd0 /mnt


...next copy the file...

cp /mnt/rfd0/mytext.tar /tmp/mytext.tar
...

You should see a file called
/var/log/secure

In it you will find entries like...
Mar 15 13:08:24 myhost PAM_pwdb[13235]: (su) session opened for user root by jsmith(uid=0)

You didn't mention what "flavor" of UNIX.
Different UNIX systems utilize log files in different locations and with different names.
The log file structure on Solaris 7 is...

All successful and...

Hi TRUEST,

The link I gave you is the main page.
If you look at...
http://www.gnupg.org/gph/en/manual.html
...you will find more than you need to know
about GPG. As Neo states, "you have a...

I think you'll prefer GPG
Gnu Privacy Guard. This is a GNU version
of PGP encrytion software. Works very well.
http://www.gnupg.org/

Here's a link that may help.
It gives you a "checklist" of things to
look for and possibly correct.

http://www.cop.vt.edu/unix/aix.security.html

For your first question, I would use a
simple shell script; not an alias.

Your second question, use "man -P cat ..."
which would change the "man" pager to the "cat"
command.

Your third...

This paper may help give you some more
insights into daemon process programming...

Link below does not work after all these years.
http://skywalker.mis.boun.edu.tr/~karakas/daemon.php