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try cat sometextfile | wall

also you wouldn't want to "quote" the path when you're using shell redirect.
so wall < "/path/to/file" would cause that to be a literal string.

wall <...

I prefer "scli" from qlogic, get it the same place you get drivers:

Support: Download Drivers / OS Detail...

If for some reason you are unable/unauthorized to setup ssh keys, you can use an expect script, or a perl script to do that. There are security concerns with putting a password in a plaintext file...

you can 'sleep' for specified amount of time as well,
"man sleep" for details.

google for winscp2 also. very handy

:%s/{CTRL+V}{CTRL+M}//{Enter}
should work too.

I find it easier to just keep a couple shell aliases around
alias unix2dos="perl -i -pe 's/\r//g'"
alias dos2unix="perl -i -pe 's/\n/\r\n/'"
...

Something like this should work:

FIELD_ONE=$(echo $VAR | cut -d: -f 1)

where $VAR is a variable that holds the info of which you speak. If you need more than that you'll want to dig into your...

You can only have one default route. You can have routes added for a specific network however and "man route" will show you the right way to do that for your system.

Also you may add as many dns...

Perhaps what you're looking for is as simple as kernel params

I don't know if these will have the desired effect for you or not, but its worth a try. You can set these with the sysctl command on...