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try this: shutdown -h now

This will now stop

:mad: Are you a spammer?

:rolleyes: hmm... I think you're using windows... so you should start by searching live-on-cd linux, like knoppix. You can download it from anythere like *.iso and make a bootable cd (I think you...

I choosed this nick becouse this nick is never used before! It's a fresh and clean. 2 week ago I was antered: "zylwyz" in www.google.com - no results.
But try enter now! Everything about "zylwyz" is...

or use:
unset HISTFILE
this command will stop writing to ~/.bash_history (for security)

Hi,
this is something for you, use this simple script:

#!/bin/sh
# "which" is answer for your question
`which java` $1

I think 2!
Use perl script:
#!/usr/bin/perl
unless ('ps ax|grep script.sh|awk \{\'print $1 }\''{
system ("sh /home/user/script.sh");
}

The main reason of this problem can be:
the user "shutdown" is not using .bash_profile, or
you're using .bash_profile with bad shutdown command.
The command "shutdown -h now" need user who has...

You can use:
System("/bin/cp file dir/file");

No, I mean ... I need use like:
ssh --help &
Only one command, not a script, some programs like "ssh" can't use "> file", so
how can I hide this output?

This is not working with my script, You can try too for example:
#!/bin/sh
sleep 5
ssh --help > ~/data.file
write user -t "hi" > ~/data.file

the output still showing!
I need help, please...

How, can I hide background process's output?

This site is for unix, not for books about magic!
However you can look at there (http://www.feedforward.com.au/engineering-ebooks-on-cd.htm) .

You can try http://www.unknownroad.com/rtfm/gdbtut/gdbtoc.html

Use /usr/bin/perl

Simple php <?php system("/bin/sh your.sh"); ?>

and your.sh
#!/bin/sh
echo "WORKING!"

Maybe you can try to look at there (http://www.itp.uni-hannover.de/~kreutzm/en/lin_browser.html). This this the list of browsers for UINIX.

:eek: Somebody gives to me a old and slow computer:
200 MHZ
48 RAM
7 GB HDD
2 MB video card

And I'm searching for UNIX OS with XWindow system (like icewm, wmaker),
so I need a url to *.iso...

That question already was!
use:
rm -- "-e"
I think this is the main reason to close this thread.

vgersh99, is right

One year ago I had this problem too... and still.
So I'm using socks proxy. Install and configure it on your Linux, then you
can use and other - Windows.
But the best way will be - hub.

This remark was for me? :mad:

You can use this poor script:

#!/bin/sh
x="1"
if [ $1 != "" ]; then
a=`sed -n '$x,$xp' $1`
x=$(($x+1))
b=`sed -n '$x,$xp' $1`
fi
if [ $a = $b ];then
echo "ok"
else
echo "no"
fi
...

What's your most useful shell?


/bin/sh
/bin/csh
/bin/ksh
/bin/tcsh
/bin/bash