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Hi,
try the below :
tr '\r\n' ' ' old_file new_file

Regards,

Dear phpalerts,
hum,
Can you remove the lines you have added and replace them by the below in http.conf :

<IfModule mod_mime.c>
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType...

Hi,
I guess that's a problem related to SELinux. It looks your files don't have context...

Try the below :


restorecon -R /var/www/html/*.*


and see what happened...

"init 1" is administrative mode that runs the /etc/inittab script.
"init s" is repair mode that doesn't mount filesystem. So, /etc/inittab doesn't need to be there :)

or try
lastlog

more /var/log/lastlog

;)

Could you add also an idea on the network config and the ethernet cards used ?

I would say, it's not a good way to update you Linux servers automatically !!!
The best approach is to plan it based on required updates and fixes.
otherwise there are hundreds of ways to schedule...

If you have installed your System using LVM => This will be straightfoward to increase the size using the link given by scottn...
If not => You will need to back up your /home somewhere, then...

Hi,
Try this command
# cat > /etc/yum.repos.d/file.repo
[RHEL 5 Repository]
baseurl=file:///cdrom
enabled=1
EOF
# yum clean all
# yum install ksh*

Good luck.

Hi,
This error is due to SELinux. The easiest way is disable it as follow. In /etc/selinux/config, set SELINUX=disabled and reboot your server.

If you need to work with SELinux enabled, attach...

I haven't checked the date :(... since 2005

Hi,

I would suggest two alternatives :

1) If you are not sure of your password , Try to boot on single mode and change the password. Check the default keyboard mapping (qwerty, azerty...)

2)...

Could you explain more what you would like to understand ?

Hi All,
at work, we are facing the same problem for sharing filesystem. We decided to go forward with GFS. I think that's the most secure way, especially if your system is really critical.
I'll...

It's around glibc-headers-2.3.2-95.30 if you mean /usr/include/signal.h

Hi,
That's quiet straightforward :
file <filename>
:b:

Ok, I aggree.

Hi All,

Cameron, mwa is a cool package :b:.
But, I think mpstat and top could respond to sbn question. I don't think, that he's looking for such big solution :)

Bye.

Just I would like say, that lsof and fuser are different.

Hi,
I think this error messages happens when you add/modify/remove some entries on /etc/exports. This file requires the reboot of nfs to retrieve its stable state.
On Redhat, I advice to...

Hi mannam,
It looks like you are compiling against a wrong library.
Try to analyse the requirements of your program, you will need also to check includes.
If you could describe more by giving some...

Hi All,
I like Redhat Linux ditros AS, ES, Fedora..., may be because I'm familiar with it, and looks to me quite stable, packages management is very good.
Added to that, various tools especially...

At least, I could say that ls command is not really helpful.
But, you can try atime, mtime and ctime to find recently accessed files.
;)
lsof could help also.
Good luck.

Hi there,

I'm not close to my Linux Box, but I think the dots has no problem :

for i in `ls -l | awk '{ print $NF}'`
do
mv $i $i".txt"
done

Check on dummy files before, my code isn't...