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U cannot ftp from Unix system to Windows system.

The reason being ftp on Windows is always a client, while ftp on Unix can run in client as well as server mode.

The only way to transfer files...

Hi,

I have some problem with sendmail daemon.

Earlier it was working fine as I used to get alert mail through crontab jobs.

Two days back it stopped sending alert messages.

When I...

Try changing initial lines to ...

MONTH=`date +%b`
YEAR=`date +%y`
month=`echo $MONTH | tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'`

Hope this works...

I modified the following lines :-

MONTH=`date +%b`
YEAR=`date +%y`
month=`echo $MONTH | tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'`

Hope this works....

I feel the easiest way to disable hme0 network interface is :-

1. Rename the file /etc/hostname.hme0 to something else (or delete that file)

2. Reboot the system.

This ensures that hme0...

I have script where the string and count are variables

===================================================
#!/bin/sh

generate_string()
{
string=$1
count=$2

result=""

while...

Hi Pradeep,

To get the current time of any machine, try to read the data from port no 13.

For e.g. Using telnet :

Telnet <machine name> 13

Trying <I.P Address>...
Connected to <remote...

Hi Nir,

Any argument passed to sed in single quotes is not interpreted by shell before processing.

The shell will pass the argument as it as to sed for processing.

A work around for this...

Fot vi editor , the default path for storing the temporary file is /var/tmp.

The FS may get full if u try to open large files.

To avoid this, add an entry in $HOME/.exrc file

set...

Hi,

As mentioned in your reply, I double checked the /etc/hostname.hme0 and /etc/hosts entries. Also I checked these files for any tab space.

I could find any problem with these files. :(
...

Hi all,

I am getting some error messages during bootup

ifconfig :<hostname> bad address

and some more messages related to it.

I some how checked the /etc/hostanem.hme0 /etc/hosts file.
...

Permission of serial ports are given by drivers of serial ports.

During reboot , the serial port driver is initialised. in this process, it assignes some default permission for the devices, it...

I hope I am posting the query at right place..

I have the project running as 32 bit application on Solaris 8. I want to port this to 64Bit application.

Before I start this process, I would like...

Here is one sample makefile for your purpose

# Sample Makefile

SHELL=/bin/sh

.KEEP_STATE:

# Include .cpp in suffixes list
.SUFFIXES:$(.SUFFIXES) .cpp

# Rule for .cpp to .o
.cpp.o:
...

Modify the echo command as

echo "$a \t $b"

I hope this will solve the problem of alignment.

If required u can add more "\t" to provide more spaces between the strings.

I don't think that permissions of ~/.rhosts file is the problem.

Let me explain in details the procedure for using rsh command...

The setup is :-
server 1 - login guest
server 2 - login admin...

Sorry for reply back ....

>> Hi Amit,



>> sed '$!N; /^\(.*\)\n\1$/!P; D'

>> Could you explain the command - bit by bit if you don't mind.

>> Thanks!

I think u can refer the...

Hi Vino,

This command will keep the first entry as it is and delete the other entries,

irrespective of whether the file is sorted or not.

No prior assumptions while executing this command.

Try out this one...

sed '$!N; /^\(.*\)\n\1$/!P; D'

# The first line of duplicate ones is only kept and rest are deleted.

I have tested this with around 1GB file.

it took about 13 min to...

Check out this command

date '+%a'

this will return the current day.

Their are other options too. Check out the man page of date command

try out this...

ls -l <filename> | awk '{print $5}'

The file myfile.z is definately compressed by some program.

To find out which program has compressed it, use the file command.

Syntax : file <filename>

This will tell u in which format the...

U can use the format command on root for viewing disk slice configuration.

In format utility, select the disk, then go to partition menu and then print the partitions. This will list all the...

This might help

sed '/^$/d' infile.txt > outfile.txt

check it out.... :cool:

echo "`cat a.txt`" > b.txt