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Just trying to run it as a window manager. Like openbox. I know those aren't the same, but openbox was the closest I know as neither are desktops. I guess that's client mode?

So, I wanted to see if I could just use X without a desktop. I installed Debian from a netinstall on a vm and installed xorg with apt. Logged in as a normal user with startx and had a big black...

Hey, got busy and just found time to respond. Here is my .config file excluding blank lines and lines that are commented out:

CONFIG_CC_IS_GCC=y
CONFIG_GCC_VERSION=80300
CONFIG_CLANG_VERSION=0...

After my first post I tried this guide (https://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/compiling-linux-kernel-26.html) too. I followed the steps word for word, but the kernel produced was not bootable saying the...

I'm a little embarrassed after all these years I've never really successfully compiled my own kernel. I used this guide (https://wiki.debian.org/BuildADebianKernelPackage) to make the following...

I guess I didn't explain things well. I assumed using a variadic function would be the only way to get optional and required parameters. I tried to implement the code from Corona688 in my own, but...

Been a while since my last post. Had a laptop die with my last project and still working to get it back. In the meantime I started another.

In my main function I define some arguments with...

RHCSA or the LPIC are a good start for Linux Admins.

It may help to confirm java is installed and what paths are currently set. If you will run the following and post them here this may help us to see how java is configured or what paths need to be...

Maybe for the variable, but for straight substitution single quotes work just fine:

$ cat test
OK
$ perl -p -i -e 's/OK/NOTOK/' test
$ cat test
NOTOK

You can also use perl, which should be pre-installed on any *nix disto:

perl -p -i -e 's/$HIST_DATE/$INC_DATE/g' /path/to/file


That's may be easier to commit to memory if you're used to sed...

It seems from your post that the issue is with disk space more than organizing emails. The system or a normal email client will not care how things are organized or how many folders you put content...

Let me attempt to answer these one at a time:

1. how to stop all process in case hdd capacity is almost full and create space for system files? Not sure if you truly mean "all processes" as...

I don't think ps would see anything more than the variable name, but I could be wrong. Its hard to tell without seeing the whole code.

I don't know how much more coding you wish to do with the...

In my experience changing swappiness settings rarely helps unless you are on a very legacy device. Have you tried looking in top? Or ps faux? Maybe posting some of their output here would help.
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In addition to what Neo said, htpdate is another alternative that works similar to ntpdate. Only difference is it uses TCP rather than UDP and doesn't require ntpd or other services. Once installed...

Ah... That did the trick! Sorry, I guess I was confused as main called the function with (*ptr[2][2])[2] and the function's parameter was in the same format. Usually I try to brute-force every...

Le sigh... Hopefully this will be the last time I have to ask for help on this topic. For a while now I've been working with a 1d array that holds 2d arrays. For reference you can view here...

Unsure if this is coming from an sFTP client, or a script that calls sFTP. If it is a script, it would probably benefit to post the code here. Otherwise that's probably an issue with the sFTP client...

I'll agree with Scott. It looks like something is not being set, or is not mounted to set. Maybe if you post the output of "mount" and "fdisk -l" we can see what's missing.

That is awesome. It will probably be later tonight before I have time to test and merge that with what I've got. I'll update here later when I've had time to try that out and make sure I'm not still...

Thank you for the answer back. It does seem that **side[s][t] = randval helped resolve that part of the problem. Before I go over what's left I changed the last [] to ROW as it should only have three...

Thank you for the response apmcd47. I was beginning to wonder if anyone would reply. However, I'm not trying to make a 3D array. Either that or I have my terminology wrong. What I'm trying to achieve...

Just thought I'd add to what Don Cragun (https://www.unix.com/members/302122727.html) said. Your OS version may be deeply tied to script you are attempting to run. A few *nix version have csh as a...

Corona688 (https://www.unix.com/members/43551.html) was great in helping me learn how to create arrays that hold other two dimensional array here...