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I am using sco unix.

I have tried:
mount -F lofs
This however returns:
UX:mount.svr5: ERROR: lofs: no such file system type

here is the setup<br/>
sshd_config:
<pre>
Match User sftp
ChrootDirectory /chroot/sftp
</pre>

I connect just fine to the folder
<pre>/chroot/sftp</pre>
However I cannot access the...

didn't do the trick, although maybe i will play around with that some to see if i cant make a solution.
if you have another solution though, i am all ears.

i am the systems administrator, so i am dealing with lots of o.s. including but not limited to:
SCO UNIX 'a few of them
UBUNTU 6.06(server), 9.04 (server, desktop), 9.10 (desktop) 'many
Windows xp...

Please direct me to the right forum tree if i am in the wrong section for this.

i have netcat on a unix machine and there is no man nc or man netcat available.

my command i am using is:
cat...

Figured out what was up, when switching over to unix, i didn't realize that `date` is used instead of $(date) in the script file.

can anyone maybe offer more insight to why the difference in the...

tried your suggestion. nothing changed. i even echo'd the env variables in my script to make sure the correct directories are assigned. i am completely stumped at why its doing this...

I actually tried changing the beginning different ways and it does nothing to help...
#!/bin/sh
or
#!/bin/bash
#!/bin/sh
or
#!/bin/sh
#!/bin/bash

its funny because i run all kinds of date...

ok i have a very simple UNIX script

#!/bin/bash
TERM=ansi;export TERM
PFCMARK=25;export PFCMARK
umask 0000
PFUMASK=000;export PFUMASK

#run for filepro menus and exectuables
echo...