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Ok, so here's the source:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <sys/utsname.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
struct utsname name;
if(uname(&name)) exit(-1);
printf("Your computer's OS is...

I just tried and here's the (correct) result:

Can you take a look again?

Can you please learn the basics of shell scripting?

I don't know about tcsh, but bash has different comparison operators for numbers and strings. So, by applying an arithmetic comparison, I will receive an error message if the operands are strings....

You can terminate programs by their PID with
kill -9 $(pidof your_program)

I was bored, so I tried it myself. Here's the complete program:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <math.h>

void fatal()
{
fprintf(stderr, "Usage:...

You were right: it's the script's job to parse the configuration file.

Furthermore, I also believe 'hdparm' doesn't have much of the characteristics that feature a daemon. So, I put

in my...

void read(string &data,int &type=0 /*or something*/) ;
It might look cleaner and more concise, but remember that passing a variable by reference means to change its *actual* value. Since type,...

I'm sorry, I wasn't very accurate.
I have restarted my system; without any effect.

Now, here comes the strange thing...
Running "sudo /etc/init.d/hdparm restart" gives me . The status remains...

I'm glad, if I could help.

May I ask in which kind of application this code is used?

Hi,

I have read about a vulnerability that allows to lock any IDE/SATA hard drive with a password, unless the BIOS "freezes" the drive's (no-password) status.
Even though less secure, this...

I haven't tried it out so far, but from general experience I dare to say that QSslSocket are probably pretty easy to handle.

I'm sorry that I'm answering only now, have been on vacation.


What are you trying to do in line 253? Call the function? It looks like a wrongly declared function, e.g. template istream doesn't...

Maybe you could mark which lines of your code excerpt are the relevant ones.
Btw, where's the function body of your template specialization for "dataScanStatus"?

PS: I also suggest using gstlfilt...

Have you instantiated one yourself? Because if you never "fill out" the template, you won't see one in the object code.

Hi,

I know that this is probably quite a tiresome issue, but I can't get autofs to work.

I'm using udev rules to create symbolic links below /dev, that always point to the same devices...

Something like this? (It's bash which has arithmetics built-in.)
#!/bin/bash

inc()
{
echo $(($1+1));
}

n=2
echo $n
n2=$(inc n)
echo $n2

> convert the Hexstring stored in a char* into hex and then prefixing it with "0x" and suffix it with ','
I'm not really sure what you're trying to accomplish with that. A C-string in hex format is...

The first several lines about the "export" keyword should be pretty clear: "export", used to enable a separation of declaration and definition of template classes/functions, is not supported by GCC....

A solution using awk, just to make the group complete ;)
awk '{ if(NR > 4) print $0; }' input > output

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What if you compile it, using the debug parameter of your compiler and execute it step-by-step? That should give you a hint as to where the segfault originates from. Or maybe you passing an argument...

What's the motivation behind this? Exclusive access to the partition, so nobody can read the database files or so there can be enough space guaranteed for the database application?
If the former is...

You say you want the uid and home directory of all users?
Try awk:
awk 'BEGIN { FS=":"; OFS="\ "; } { print $1, $6; }' /etc/passwd

What you're forgetting is that these applications weren't meant to cooperate. Maybe SeaMonkey from Mozilla is what you're searching for. Apart from that, you're right: GUIs that display the...

I don't want to be a nitpicker, but a bit more precise would be to use ^13\d*$ ;)