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The way I understand it, 5.0.6j is just something that OpenServer 5.0.6 reports itself as in the custom software manager. When you install 5.0.6 its version is just 5.0.6. When you install the large...

Sounds like the OP wants to slow down the system clock, not keep it accurate. NTP would keep it accurate.

Try using the WD BTLD: What is wd_v2.0_btld.img, the updated wd driver for SCO OpenServer 5.0.7? (http://wdb1.sco.com/kb/showta?taid=126719&qid=979076688&sid=1507884462&pgnum=1)

If you can do it via a printer driver then why not install PDFcreator?

I'm not familiar with Unixware but when booting SCO Openserver you get a 'boot:' prompt where you can enter commands to specify a different root disk and so on. Is there something similar on...

I agree. The problem is the missing double quote. I had missed that the script was using csh (and the missing quote). The if () syntax is correct for csh.

Try using set -x to see what is going on Debugging Bash scripts (http://tldp.org/LDP/Bash-Beginners-Guide/html/sect_02_03.html)

You have to use the test command to do the comparison. Test can be replaced by square brackets as per the previous post.

Try turning off hardware flow control at both ends using stty.

Try this: http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html

UnixWare 7.1.4 Maintenance Pack 3 included IPfilter, so you might have that installed. Search for ipf on this page (see especialy the part with links to 2 other pages regarding ipf): What problems...

See if this helps: Understanding, debugging, and tuning UnixWare 7 telnet connections. (http://wdb1.sco.com/kb/showta?taid=111586&qid=727047869&sid=531297622&pgnum=1)

If the remote system has a VNC server running then you could use a VNC viewer on your system tunnelled via putty.

I read it as it took 67 msec to lookup yahoo.com via the DNS server at 10.237.129.4 . Did that help?

Why not use one of the PHP: Program execution Functions (http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.exec.php) to call find and use the find -exec argument to delete them?

Can't you leave it as .xls and open the .xls version using Excel 2007?

You would need to get hold of a copy of GNU Tar (gtar) for AIX, or download the source and compile it. Try the tar package from here: IBM AIX Toolbox for Linux Applications - Alphabetical Listing...

Thanks for the reply. I note from your other post that for ethernet you are using AMD instead of Intel. Was there a reason for that?

Is anybody out there using SCO Openserver 5.0.6 on VMware that can tell me what type of virtual hard drive and ethernet card they have used and if they are aware of any problems?

If you run the find command on its own does it give you a list of files? What I mean is just run:
find . -name "*.bin" -type f \( -mtime +$file_arch_st_time -a -mtime -$file_arch_end_time \)
See...

You should be able to edit sendmail.cf but you will need to restart sendmail after you have changed it. Make sure you are changing the correct version of sendmail.cf, there is probably a version on...

You could try telnet localhost 25 and see what welcome message you get.

I think I started in '87 with Texas Instruments Xenix, then SCO Xenix, Altos System V, MIPS RISC/os, SCO Unix, SCO Openserver, Novell Unixware, AIX, Linux (Slackware, Red Hat, Open SUSE, CentOS,...

Note I still think you need to use -print with cpio.

You would be better not to uncompress your file in case you hit the 2GB file size limit.

To list what is in the file use:
zcat...

You either use something like:
find . -print | cpio -ov | compress > backupfileor you use:
tar cvzf backupfile file1 file2 file3 ...so you would have something like:
find . -print > tempfile
tar...