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I downloaded and compiled kermit on OSX 10.4 for use with the Keyspan connecting through /dev/tty.USA19H1d1P1.1 . In the past I had an entire factory tied together with kermit and scripts. Give it a...

The result from the `isainfo` might confuse the writer. I would recommend a slight variation of `isainfo -kv` See the results below for the difference:

$ isainfo -vb
64-bit sparcv9 applications...

`ps aux` does not output either "firefox" or "Firefox" on an 80 character xterm or Terminal. Unless you include a 'w' option or widen the window then it won't work. Below is a sample output with an...

I will add a plus on the VirtualBox suggestion. I find that vmware is superior on servers still but VirtualBox does better on workstations and particularly on Sun x86 and on Intel Apple MacOSX.
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The easiest way to handle patch dependancies is to bite the bullet and install the entire recommended cluster.

What is the result of the command: ifconfig -a

If by "recall" you mean stop an outgoing email then not in mailx, but if you have rw access to the /var/spool/mqueue (or similar directory) and are quick, you might be able to delete the spooled...

Thia is what i should have told him but it seems he has already gone for the paper clip.

Are you using LDAP? If yes, check the bindings

You might try having the user login shell set to /usr/lib/rsh. This will restrict him to his home directory and limit his $PATH to whatever you set it to be.

From the Docs
Assigning a Restricted...

From the sudoers man page:
A commandname is a fully qualified filename which may
include shell-style wildcards (see the Wildcards section below). A
simple filename allows the...

Right click on the top bar
Left (or right) click on "Change Settings"
Click on one of the selection in the:
"Select a colour to adjust"
Enter RGB values (0-255)
click "Apply"

Some addtional info as to which O/S and hardware you are using would be useful. There is probably a simple drop down or other menu "eject". But there is also the old manual standby. On the front of...

Cron has a very limited env. You need to specify any PATH info explicitly either in the command line of a command like /usr/local/bin/xxx or by including a PATH line in your script.