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I usually create a script in /etc/rc3.d called S99local for this type of thing. That way when the system hits runlevel 3, it runs my script after everything else has started. Just make sure the...

Amazing! I hope you get it back.

Once you know what the IP address is by the command above, you could also run 'tracert'(windows) or 'traceroute'(unix/linux) from the PC you are connecting from...

Real answer: Get the System Administrator to give you a home directory.

Workaround answer: I'd create a script in /var/tmp or /tmp and execute it each time you log in. Just make sure you save a...

I'm not much of an AIX person, but try the 'aclget' command.. that might help..?

The user mounting the filesystem is somewhat irrelevant..

Another possibility is the 'rm' command being...

Try

# truss -aefp -rall -wall {PID of running application}

Then somehow tell your application to re-read it's config file? At least then you can look through the truss output to see the...

Why not fix your quotes?

s/b strcpy(buffer, "MAIL FROM: test@primustel.ca");

That's usually done by the filesystem ACL mechanism.

You can see if ACL support is enabled on the filesystem by looking for the 'acl' option in the output of the 'mount' command (linux).

Try...