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Afreens-iMac:buildTest Afreen$ cvs login
-bash: cvs: command not found

This is a shell error and has nothing to do with CVS. You need to find where the "cvs" utility is located on your system.

Then it should not have written any extra data to your file at all, regardless.

If there's no newline char at all, vim will add one (but not if you exit without saving). I don't know if it's...

What do you mean by "closed it". I'll assume you saved, vs exiting without saving the file.


I think it's obvious. vim is adding a newline char to your file. The correct question would be _why_...

It's possible the OP would like to extract Active Directory data that has nothing to do with his/her Linux authentication scheme, perhaps for some other use.


It's possible to pull the data with...

Does clear not work?

Will chpasswd work?

man chpasswd

Also, instead of /etc/shadow, it should be /etc/security/passwd on AIX 5.2.

It looks like the server is still waiting on something.

Do you have root access on the client machine? If so, you might try dumping all the network traffic to a file (tcpdump) and then connect via...

What happens if you change your "%i"s in your format string to "%c" instead? It looks like you're currently printing 0x30 instead of 0x00 for the "\0"s.

I highly recommend you read this article:

The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets...

Yes, if you disable strict host key checking.

man ssh_config
should answer any questions you have.

Also, you could add them yourself, check out ssh-keyscan.

It means that you have a saved (cached, if you will) host key in line 78 of known_hosts that conflicts with the current host key sent by the server. Just delete line 78 of your known_hosts file and...

On newer versions of AIX (I believe 4.3 and up), you should be able to use the chpasswd command. On HP systems (at least 10.20 & up), you should be able to use /usr/sam/lbin/usermod.sam -p...

Is your version of 'vi' actually a link to 'vim'? If so, you might want to use .vimrc instead. I don't think vim looks at .exrc files. (At least not on my Linux box.)

What happens when you plug in an SD/MMC card? A lot of times the device (card in this case) will be automounted. Type 'df' before inserting the card, then insert the card, wait a few seconds and type...

You shouldn't bump your posts, which is also against the rules of the forum.

This page (http://www.xs4all.nl/~josvanr/vim.html) is the first page that came up on a google search for 'vimrc macro'....

Your disk may or may not be located at /dev/hdb. (My 2nd hard disk is at /dev/hdc. I believe this is determined by which IDE interface you plug it into.)

Here...

This has probably been answered here before many times, but ...

find / -name "abc.txt"

will search everything under the root directory '/' for a file with the name 'abc.txt'. The wildcard...

This is possible. My vi editor has no problem displaying the Chinese characters.
Please answer the above question, are you using the X-Windows environment?

The "z" option with GNU tar should filter the file through gzip... so that shouldn't have anything to do with the error... it should still unpack the tar.gz file.

From my man page on tar ( GNU tar...

The same process, or a different PID each time? What is the parent process?

I would just use grep.

ls -1 | grep -v XYZ

It should place everything in /usr/lib/firefox. Then you should be able to run /usr/lib/firefox/firefox. Note that this is just a shell wrapper around the firefox-bin executable. I'm using FC4. YMMV.

It could possibly be an "exec vi" in your .profile/.login/.bashrc ( depends on the shell ). It may not be the /etc/passwd entry. You might want to check your initialization file to see if that is...

What is the output of the command " find / -name compress " ? (it may take awhile) Also, can you post the output of " uname -a " and " echo $PATH "?

Most systems don't honor setuid/setgid on scripts. My Linux system at home doesn't, and I don't believe HP-UX or AIX do either.