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And can you post the script?

Also - sanity check: are you running it under cron?

Probably because you invoked tcsh from within bash.

Try logging in as a user with /bin/tcsh as their default and see what you get.

Your instinct is correct. Don't mess around and get tricky or you will live to regret it. Go simple and boot from knoppix.

And back up anything critical before you do any filesystem repair - even...

I'm not sure in postfix. In exim you'd skip the aliases and use rewrites.

One word: nmap.

Perl is probably your best bet. It will consume as much system resources as are available - by design. So it'll handle strings as long as you want.

I'd you're receiving mail on that host you must have an mta. Ie, exim, postfix, sendmail, etc. Just put in a forwarding rule. Exim is very good for this purpose.

You need to define the problem more clearly.

You've got the fastest way already, my friend. You're not going to be able to write anything yourself that's faster than sed.

But why wait till the file is already generated to do it? Why not...

Init will launch whatever you tell it and in whatever order based on what's in the rc*d that corresponds to your runlevel. Find the apache service script in the appropriate directory and modify it to...