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pls confirm the given script is working for u or not ?

Tell us which linux distro you are using ?

Hi all,

i want to know who all are using a given particular dir.

for example:

Hello is a directory, i want to find all the users who are currently accessing the hello directory.

cd to the directory
ls >a

for i in `cat a`
do
ftp -i -n I.P address/home/download <<EOF
user login password
promp
hash
mput $i
bye
EOF
done


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after ftp the file. bye is not closed

for example..
for i in `cat a`
do
ftp -i -n I.P <<EOF
user Login password
promp
hash
mput $i
bye
EOF
done

revert back whether ur prob solved or...

To delete the files older than
find /path/to/dir -type f -mtime +3 -exec rm \{\} \


To locate files that have been modified since some arbitrary date use this little trick:

touch -d...

use yum -y install ethereal
before this you have to configure yum on ur system. For this u need to know the version of Redhat.

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even free -m command will give the same result

Hi Gauri !

1. check for telnet configuration file. In that file change the default port from 12023 to 23. then restart telnet daemon. this will make telnet daemon to listen on 23rd port

...

using vi editor

copy =yy command
cut =dd command
paste =p command

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Install "lukemftp" which gives the option of Modification Time Preservation