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Posted By rakabarp
files to QA
why are you using age of the file to determine whether it's already copied or not?

Use the creation time of the archive-files to identify them as files-yet-to-be-copied to QA.
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Posted By rakabarp
go to thread called "running commands from...
go to thread called "running commands from outside of bash" in "shell Script" forum to follow the discussion regarding this thread.Or CLICK HERE (https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15232)
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Posted By rakabarp
Excellent!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot LOCUSTFURNACE!
I didn't know this 'screen' before.
I daresay this will keep me busy for some days..
I am still working with the man page of this screen command.But the
problem...
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Posted By rakabarp
running commands from outside of bash
Hello all!

I have two consoles.I know the PID of these two.Now I want to execute a command in console#1 but from console#2. How can I achieve this?
Anyone can do something for my query?

Click...
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Posted By rakabarp
hey that should work. you may have some syntax...
hey that should work.
you may have some syntax problem
I tried in command prompt and also in this script
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#!/bin/csh
emacs $0 &
echo $!
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Posted By rakabarp
use "nmap localhost"
use "nmap localhost"
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Posted By rakabarp
tar- is used to create a single file out of a...
tar- is used to create a single file out of a collection of directories and files.So,you will always get the same contents(as the original one when the tar was created) when you untar it .Because the...
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Posted By rakabarp
How to run a command in shell 'A' from shell 'B'
Hello all..

I just want to login(ssh) to another system and run 'poweroff' command.
This must be accomplished via a shell script($sh Myhalt host_name) and not from my bash!!
Any idea???...
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Posted By rakabarp
Try the following steps: Do the below as a...
Try the following steps:
Do the below as a root!
1.make your current directory anything other than /mnt/cdrom
2.create /mnt/cdrom directory if there isn't one.
3.execute 'mount -t auto /dev/cdrom...
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