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Yes the daemons are running. Actually, I got it working. It seems to be an issue with fedora 12. Its working without any special efforts in OpenSuSe 11.2

If your shell is bash then you can set-up the environment variable HISTTIMEFORMAT with the preferred date format (see below):

export HISTTIMEFORMAT="%h/%d - %H:%M:%S "

This will enable the date...

When I access a samba share from command line using gvfs-mount, I can not see anything in ~/.gvfs/ directory. See below:
ajitabhp:$ gvfs-mount smb://iomega-dstore/music/
ajitabhp:$ echo $?
0...

You don't need to use touch in C code. touch is a command. Just read the man page in order to find out the correct syntax. If you do want to use the touch utility from within the C code you need to...

And after you install the source code as suggested by Franklin52, you need an editor (like vi or emacs) to read the source code.

I suggested two variables in my previous reply. Please verify what is the value for these two variables in your case. Also if you reply further, please post the host definition for the concerned host...

Are you able to see the DOWN status on the web interface when the host goes down? There can many places where you need to look, depending on your configuration, but just quickly check the host...

The back ticks (also known as grave-accent) you are using means that the contents are to be executed and their result placed in its place, so the lines:
begin_date=`2008_08_09_11_12_14...

How are you calling the date.sh script from the other scripts? Can you please post that. I tried the following and it worked:

The following is the date.sh script. Please note that there is no...

If you are the owner of the file and lack write permissions, you can force the saving of file in vi as:

:w!

or to write and quite with forced saving of file:

:wq!

There is no binary/text transfer modes in SFTP unlike FTP. All file transfers happen in binary mode only. Try unzipping the file on the source itself to verify if the file is compressed ok. Sometimes...

You need to export the variable if you want it to be available to the child shells. Change your date.sh script as


#!/bin/bash
begin_date =`date +%Y_%m_%d_%H_%M_%S`
export begin_date

There is no standard default precedence. Every Unix based OS have their own PATH preferences. Typically /bin will have higher precedence than the /usr/bin which in turn will have a higher precedence...

You are not clear what you want. The plain ascii text files you are talking about are all email messages. If you look at the headers of emails ascii files, you will see that it usually have fqdn...

Segmentation Fault (also known as SIGSEGV and is usually signal 11) - You can get this message when the program tries to write/read outside the memory allocated for it or when writing memory which...