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osx has a built in shell for the unix environment(bash) and as far as i can tell there is no gui to it what so ever. osx is built on unix essentially. that is why all the rave about it.

asked my web server teacher today and he said somthing about you need to install somthing like ssh and make sure its communicating on a protocol like netboui or tcp/ip he also mentioned somthing...

sorry i just wanted to help ... wont happen again

w/o a unique mac or ip it must think that its all the same computer. hence sending it to all at the same time. good luck, paul might not reply for a couple of days, class doesnt start back untill...

saw somthing similar on an apache server in class, we ended up reloading the software.

:confused: lpr is line print

so let me get the grip here

the termanal looks like its logging in but its not, you can send a write or talk message from one machine to the other but you cant view the files on the server

last...

im baffled myself... here is the email for the UNIX admin at my school. if he cant answer this question no one can. feel free to tell him that i sent you to him for his expertese, his name is Paul...

you have set up user accts for remote login?\

ssh username@servername doesnt work?:confused:

has each node recived its own ip from DCHP

in your script

cat (contents of array)
echo "Make a selection :\c"
read selection

read will asign the location they type to call it back, to do somthing with it use

$selection

say you...

permissions?

are you logged in as the su?? also make sure if your uploading a file that has multiple contents that your tar it and gzip it.

ex: tar cvf filename.tar filename(the original)
ex: gzip...