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Hi,
If you are using csh, try "set filec".

Thanks

Hi alex,
I saw "man xview" but couldnt understand most part of it.
please help.

Thanks

Thanks alex, ill try it out.

hi,

its normally under /usr/local/bin or /usr/bin
check if its there, else copy from some other solaris machine, it should work fine.

Thanks

Yeah loadc, ur right, Ill definitely make a note of this.

Thanks & Regards

:D

Hi,
u can try this(copies without NFS).

/usr/bin/tar -cf - <sourcepath> | /usr/bin/rsh <remote machine> " cd /targetpath ; /usr/bin/tar -xBf - "

regds,

gee thanks.
but the easiest way would be to use perl

# perl -e 'printf "%s", scalar localtime(time-86400)'

regds,

Hi,

sorry for the delayed response, just figured out.

u can use:

echo `echo '*time-0t86400=Y' | /usr/bin/adb -k | tail -2`

to get yesterdays date.

Thanks,

Hi all,

I have a couple of doubts with Solaris CDE(i use 2.6)

1. Is it possible to customize my mouse pointer in the CDE environment? im wondering how i can change the mouse pointer, say to a...

thanks yaar.

Ill try it out and let u know if i come across any problem.

Hi,
Thanks for the explanation.

But these things dont work for a Solaris/HP/AIX box.

The idea of passing the DISPLAY variable is good, we can know the IP Address.

Is it possible to pass...

Hi,

I have the same issue, it seems that the second line of ur script gives the time. Can u tell me the exact working of this script?

Also, is it possible to find who is logged on in the remote...

hi try this

You might need to enter these in ur shell startup scripts like .login or .profile or .bash_profile depending upon ur login shell.


% csh -i |& tee /tmp/demo
or
$ csh -i 2>&1 |...

Hi, try this out.

goto /etc/default

You will find "telnetd" file(if not create it default permissions)

write this:

BANNER="Welcome to my machine or whatever"

This should help.