Well, I know this one is "...dead, Jim", but perhaps I can answer your
second question which is how to do what it is you originally wanted to
do.
As Gordon pointed out, the redirect is handled by the original shell
(Thanks, Gordon. I learned something. One of those, 'Oh yes, of
course, I should
I'm installing Oracle and the Oracle install docs say to modify a couple
of header files for shared memory and semaphores, then rebuild the
kernel. On Solaris, this type of change is done in the /etc/systems
file followed by a reboot. Hint, hint kernel guys...
A few questions:
Do I really have t
If you're sure it's a space, how about
egrep ^[^ ].* >
Check the new file and make sure you have all the lines you want. I
would count lines to find out how many total lines and how many don't
have a leading space. The number of lines in new file should match the
difference. Once you
I bet you don't have an IP address 127.127.1.0 available on your net and
the failure is because it couldn't connect.
If all you are trying to do is keep your local LAN in sync, you can pick
one machine and use rdate in cron to sync the rest to it.
If you really need to have accurate time, you're
A cool thing about properly functioning USB I/O devices is that you can
unplug them and plug them in again hot - something you usually can't do
with regular I/O devices. If the USB keyboard or mouse stops working
correctly, you should be able to unplug the device and plug it back in
and have the d
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> On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 16:08, Hattie Rouge wrote:
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Anybody mention rdisc yet?
Dana Bourgeois
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> Oops :-{
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> Check to see
If your screensaver really died but you were still not back to normal,
that implies the screensaver was not the problem. Or at least not the
only problem.
I've had screen savers hang a machine but in all cases, if it can be
killed, everything clears up.
Dana Bourgeois
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Move to USB from PS/2 equipment and you can unplug/replug if necessary
without a reboot.
Dana Bourgeois
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types, the bus slows down. Do not mix 8 bit
and 16 bit bus devices (wide and narrow). The standard says this will
work but implementation is spotty. Even on high end gear like a SUN
$1200 SCSI card, I've seen problems.
Sorry if this seems obvious.
Hattie Rouge
> -Ori
When in doubt quote the character. Offhand I can't think of a reason
why an extra escape character would cause a problem.
Hattie Rouge
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Never mind... too slow today.
Hattie Rouge
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> Isn't the
So if I'm not going to run a desktop on a server, just want to forward X
to my remote desktop, all I need is XFree86-libs (and dependencies)?
Cool!
Hattie Rouge
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Isn't the original complaint having to do with either a pid file or a
lock? /var/run suggest something like that.
Hattie Rouge
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