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Completely agree! These are exactly the same reasons to make me (and the most of other users) stay here at Unix.com forum, even though there are number of competitors in different size and shapes.
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I use only linkedin

First in Windows, go to disk management and create a "new partition using existing free space"
Next Install linux selecting this partition. You can choose to format the new partition during Linux...

check the /var/log/secure file. You can find the user login details there

Do you have a local yum repository? I yes go ahead with yum install glibc* Yum will automatically install all the dependencies.

Hi Solaris experts
How to predefine the DESTDIR in a Solaris package?
Thanks

date +%Y%m%d%H --date="+ 1hour"

date --date='Thu Feb 14 10:16:14 2013 IST - 61 days 21 hours 31 minutes 49 secs'

Did you mean, to do in a shell script?

sed 's/ //g' MyFile

su - username -c "command1;command2;..."

Use uuencode (https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/206039-mailx-attachment-not-getting-attached.html)

Add the following line to your .bashrc file

HISTCONTROL=ignorespace

By doing this, the commands you don't want to record in history can be escaped by adding a space in the beginning

RPM database can be updated only during an installation, thus I think you can not do this.

sort <filename> | tail -1

Add the following line to .bashrc (assuming count_0.1 is in your home directory)
alias count='~/count_0.1'

To call count_0.1 from bin as count
ln -s ~/count_0.1 /usr/bin/count

For using your...

If you are in Solaris, use nawk instead of awk

If you are in Solaris, use nawk instead of awk

Here is how you can get the hostname in between "]" and "#"

awk -vRS="#" 'RT{gsub(/.*]/,"");print}' filename

I started with Slackware 7.1 in 2004

use the file name instead of find command

echo yourfile.txt | zip att -@

This is happening because the file is imported from a Windows file system. Issue the command:
dos2unix filename.php ..to change the file to unix format.

Please note, this issue is not with mount, I cannot create directory anywhere with a numeric name.

# pwd
/root
# mkdir a1212
# mv a1212 1212
mv: cannot move `a1212' to `1212': No such file or...

Hi

# strace -f mkdir 1212
execve("/bin/mkdir", ["mkdir", "1212"], [/* 27 vars */]) = 0
uname({sys="Linux", node="websitename.com", ...}) = 0
brk(0) = 0x948f000...

RHEL 4

Thanks for reply vbe...
The results for all these WH questions were same.