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Here's a specific usage where I printed a blank page:

$ sudo cat /etc/cups/printers.conf
Password:
# Printer configuration file for CUPS v1.3.8
# Written by cupsd on 2008-11-30 20:53
<Printer...

In Mac OS:
cat /etc/cups/printers.conf

It appears to work on centOS also, so
it might work in Fedora as well.

In case you have useradd, here's an example of me
using it:

[root@melvin gjduff]# /usr/sbin/useradd dingbat -G dinger -s /bin/bash -p dingbat8
[root@melvin gjduff]# passwd dingbat
Changing...

Many unix's have a program called "useradd".

It may not be in your path. If not, find it (while also seeing if you do have it)
by doing:
whereis useradd

For example, on my system:
...

russian != german

Sorry about that. Ignorant googling...

Another idea might be possibly to run a cron job
that checks that directory and appends "the extention"
to any file that doesn't have it.
(
Or any file that has a different one, though that would...

Here's what I found for Linux:
http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/Automount.html
Might be applicable to you, too.

I'm guessing you're trying to mount directories
that are NFS'd?

The best I could find was this:
http://docs.rinet.ru/Locale/locale_a.html

I don't know how good it is because I don't know german. :)

I also went to http://tldp.org/cgi-bin/ldpsrch.cgi
and...

I should have tried it before opening my mouth.
anyways, this works:


#!/bin/ksh

LOGFILE=logs/gfiupload.log


while true; do

NEW=`find . -type f -name "G*" -newer newtime`

#echo...

Oh, wait a sec.

before I attempt any debugging, I'll point out that possibly 10 seconds
is too short of a time for one of those G* files to actually get a timestamp on
them that is newer than...

Looking at the code, I don't immediately see the problem.
I'll have to grab the code and try it out for myself.

I gather you are running it in the background? (not that
this necessarily matters)...

I don't have experience with HP-UX, but those that do
are going to need more information if they're going to be able
to help you.

For example *what* are you literally trying to configure on...

Fedora Core 3 Install program will ask you, at some point if you
want to make a boot floppy, so just stick the disk in and say yes.

Also, I would highly recommend installing Fedora from scratch...

-S did seem to help in my test
scenario.

I had a file that took a little over a minute, and I added
-S 1024

And it took about 50 seconds. That is certainly not a scientific
test or anything,...

Without having a file that huge to messa round with, it's hard for me to say
(maybe I'll generate one after this and try).

The -S option seems like a possibility, for an increased memory buffer....

You might be able to do some scripting in a .enter.sh (.enter.csh is the C shell)
This is the standard name to use for something meant to execute, going
into a directory.

I haven't really...

I'm not entirely sure what you're asking.
An example of a page that you can't access and the error message
you get might help someone here be able to assist you.

For unresponsive terminals/applications, you might be able to press control-Z

Then type "jobs" or "ps"
to see exactly what you suspended by doing that.

I'm not sure if I'm really answering...

You shoudln't need the temp.
I only put it there to point out that you have to be getting
the filename from standard output somewhere.

That pipe you did should be alright.

To keep it going, you can put the whole thing within a while
loop, and get rid of the "exit" when it doesn't find a file.

Here is a good shell scripting web page, and the specific page
with the...

#!/bin/ksh

touch newtime
sleep 300

NEW=`find . -type f -name "G*" -newer newtime`
echo $NEW

if [ -z $NEW ]; then
echo "bombing"
exit 1
else
echo "sedding"
echo $NEW

echo $NEW...

I was using a time of 10
for debugging, but maybe thats too soon. I don't know the
intervals of file timestamps. will look into it.

Here is what I came up with so far.


#!/bin/ksh
touch newtime
sleep 10
NEW=`find . -type f -name "G*" -newer newtime`

if [ $NEW="" ]; then
echo "bombing"
exit 1
else
echo "sedding"...

This is too big a topic to answer in one post, really.
But there are alot of unix based OS's out there.

for something quick and easy
fedora.redhat.com

Not as quick and easy, but other...