Paul Eggert wrote:
> Paul Eggert wrote:
> > # echo "-n CHOWN" >>/etc/privgrp
> > # setprivgrp -f /etc/privgroup
>
> Whoops, obviously I misspelled one of those two file names.
> I think the second one is right. But you should read the
> manuals and check before trying it (I haven't used HP-UX
> i
Ulf Zibis wrote:
> You could write:
>
> `-b SIZE'
> `--bytes=SIZE'
> Put SIZE bytes of INPUT into each output file. SIZE may be, or
> may be an integer optionally followed by, one of the following
> multiplicative suffixes:
> `b' => 512 ("blocks")
>
The date command is very useful. A lot of features and options which I
take advantage of as I need them. Every once in a while I need to use
the command to convert a UNIX Epoch Date to a normal date, so I attempt
to use the command as:
date -d 1306947372
Which results in the error message, "dat
On 01/06/11 18:11, Rick Stanley wrote:
> The date command is very useful. A lot of features and options which I
> take advantage of as I need them. Every once in a while I need to use
> the command to convert a UNIX Epoch Date to a normal date, so I attempt
> to use the command as:
>
> date -d 1
Rick Stanley wrote:
> date -d 1306947372
> Which results in the error message, "date: invalid date `1306947372'".
>
> Neither 'date --help' or 'man date' shows that the command should have
> been written as:
>
> date -d @1306947372
>
> I needed to do a Google search to see what I was doing wrong
On 6/1/2011 4:12 PM, Pádraig Brady wrote:
On 01/06/11 18:11, Rick Stanley wrote:
The date command is very useful. A lot of features and options which I
take advantage of as I need them. Every once in a while I need to use
the command to convert a UNIX Epoch Date to a normal date, so I attemp
