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Hi,

regarding to the `why the same source code compiles differently on different system`
I think the main cause is the architectural differences between the systems. Integrating a gnu utility...

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maybe you can define some alias-es for your commands.... and in that way hou will have the same command names on both systems...

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search a bit in the vncserver man page....
but as a quick start-point, in the ~/.vnc directory you should have the xstartup script... in that file you should replace the basic window manager...

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sftp is a simple ftp protocol + an encryption layer over that protocol => the transfer time is not really boosted.
It's better to try rsync, cause this use some differential updload mechanism...

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I think you can use sudo like commands. I made some perl scripts, which are launched from the web (so, with apache user), but the script actions are done under a real-user id. I manage this by...

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You can use the "system" function from C, and you can call ifconfig like commands (i'm not sure that such command exist on UN*X, but it is possible). In that way you can list the interfaces. If...

you are right. Probably I will make a wrapper on the top of the entire script system, and I will call the scripts from the wrapper in this way.
Many thanks to everybody.

SunOS 5.8 on Sparc SunBlade server

Yes, you're right thx. It works fine on Linux
But on SunOS the /usr/bin/env bash opens a new subshell, and my script doesn't start
running until I logout from the new shell. (actually no additional...

yes I know, but I want to launch my scripts in a normal form:
script_name.sh params.
Anyway, thanks.

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I'm writing a script system in bash that I want to run on Un*x (SunOS), Linux, and cygwin also.
The scripts starts with the sha-bang #!/bin/bash, but I experienced that the bash interpreter...