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Hello World!
Need some advise. I setup few crons on my server, but to my surprise none of them seems working. Any idea what am i missing here? Is group rights a must in order for cron to run?
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basicaly its a archiving utility. i suggest you to checkout man tar for more apropriate syntax for tar command.

i constantly reload the OS of my unix box, so i create a script like this

#!/bin/sh

MBR=`df -hl | grep -v Filesystem | awk '{print $1'} | head -1 | sed -e 's/[0-9]//'`
echo GRUB is installed...

If you have root permission you can view the sudo.log or sulog at /var/log. Apart from that you can use last or history command to find out who & what command was last executed thru your account.

Try "df -hl . " instead. Remember the '.' is the working directory you are in.
hl will gives you output in mb.

We have traced our Applications none seems to be memory leaked. By the way the system is EM64T (64Bit capable) not ia32. Is this a limitation on Linux for the per process memory handling. VMstat when...

Hello,
Im not to sure whether im asking this question at the right forum. Appologise if its in wrong forum.

In SuSe Linux how can we found out the allocation of memory per-process or per-thread....

another option, you can use sar command to check the system load. Im suspecting the system load might contribut the server to panic & thus hang.

use:
sar -d

if the sar is not enabled by...

try finding it here..
http://www.bullfreeware.com/listaix43.html

there is a variety of 3rd party applications for making partitions visible for both XP & Linux installation. Partitionmagic is one of them..

does the print server on unix having lpd daemon running ? also check the /etc/lpd.perms settings.

The below is my Print server copy of lpd.perms

#REJECT SERVICE=X NOT PORT=1-1023
#REJECT...

check your PAM config file /etc/pam.d/pop3 if your system have PAM enabled. I believe the PAM configuration for your POP account is having a problem.

Try sudo then. Sudo is much easier. The best part is you will have a sudo.log on your /var/log/ directory to easyily trace what and when a user is invoking sudo for a root based command.
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From my perspective i will go on using VNC its much reliable then telnet. Im using RealVNC (www.realvnc.com)

http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/html_single/NIS-HOWTO.html

There is alots of NIS Books out there at the store. And thousands of them on the Net in pdf format. The above...

http://www.centos.org/docs/4/html/rhel-selg-en-4/

Try the above Site.

I believe that can be done in KDE or GNOME.
You can try running linuxconf in Gnome. Under "User Accounts" you can change the users preveilege there.

Hi,
Does anyone seen this error before..

kernel: ENOMEM in journal_alloc_journal_head, retrying.

I encounter this problem on IBM eServers where when the above error appears usually the...

Hi RTM,
thanx for the reply. Actually this is a Linux platform. bnstat is a program that been programed for this Linux OS. We have more then 900+ Servers in our Data Farm running and executing...

Hi, I have the following script running in my cron.
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#!/bin/csh

bnstat -p GPD_VSLinux | grep pg | grep varcon | awk '{print...

Anyone encounter this problem before ? After updating the NIS Map file in the Central copy of the NIS Master Server, i pushed the NIS maps to the client but during the push i gets this error on some...

Just a hint. The most probarbaly the network card might have failed to detect the speed or the make of the card. Check your Network card model and make sure its been specified in the /etc/modules.conf

Ours..

CPU/Speed: Intel Itanium-2 IA64 1.3GHz
Ram: 12GB
Motherboard: HP rx5670
Bus: 4 PCI-X slots and 1 PCI
Cache: Level 2 cache @ 256KB
Controller:
Disk: 64Gig
Load: 6 Users
Kernel:...

you mean rack mountable ? No its not marketed as rack mountable. Other series like Catalyst 2950, Catalyst 3000 Series are.

A url refrence for easier understanding:...

After the troubled time at last i managed to get the answer. The System CMOS time is un-synced with the ntp time of the system. This is caused by the CMOS. After checked the /var/log/messages i found...