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Not to strong.
I don't think it is good for your health.

Hi,

How would one send an email from the command line. Just a simple email. I used mailx -s "test" address@server.domain then hit enter.

Nothing happens then, I hit Ctrl + C twice, then I can...

Must have miss understood you.

Which Unix distribution are you using?

I see. Thanx for all the help. It actually makes sense.

Will try and get back to you.

I think Ubuntu will work as well.

Looks like me and you are on different sides.

What will this mean for Java.

I mean in practical terms.

I shall vote.
I guess the bit part shouldn't make a difference but it is gonna.

Why is there a column if you can't see the other persons bits?

Thanx, that's a handy command.

Should I change my server in nslookup to the linux server?



mglenney,
How do you know iBurst?

Thank you Jim.

I will try that and get back to you.

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If I do that, then I get this:

Thank you for the suggestion.

Can you perhaps give me hint in the correct direction with nslookup?

I SSH into the Linux server,

type nslookup.

Then? How do I resolve the IP to hostname?

Thank you for the reply.
But,

What I actually want it the get the hostname of an IP.

Did this actually work?

Thank you pludi.

I was wondering if one was able to install XP over the network. I'll research your suggestions a bit.

Good day,

I would like to resolve IP's to Hostnames using Putty.
I'm using Mandriva Linux 2008.0.

Is this possible?
Perhaps with nmap?

Notepad.
But will lookin to vi. Seems that is the obvious choice. ;)