Hello,
I just found a bug that affects a number of shells (pressumably the
code there is from the same roots) in the parser.
The following code;
l='eval "$l"'
eval "$l"
Which sets off an infinite recursion on 'eval', should result in an
infinite loop to be terminated by INT (doesnt' work) or
trojan30 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thank you for your repley. One question, does the alarm command only work on
> the machine it is run on?
alarm is the command you write to send the mail.
Andreas.
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What is supposed to be the difference between the directories
of bash-release/doc and the separate tar,
bash-release-doc ?
It seems like -- looking through my local dist, it basically uses
the former for the notes and documentation and don't bother with
the separate "-doc" tar.
It sorta looks li
Thank you for your repley. One question, does the alarm command only work on
the machine it is run on? Meaning, the programmer does not sit near that
machine. Does the alarm alert cron to send the email?
Thank you very much for your assistance.
Tom Ross
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trojan30 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I will change a file's modificaion date every hour (using touch). I need to
> check this file every hour to make sure a large program is running (the
> program has many modules that can stop -- not just one job to look for). If
> the file was not modified l
I will change a file's modificaion date every hour (using touch). I need to
check this file every hour to make sure a large program is running (the
program has many modules that can stop -- not just one job to look for). If
the file was not modified last hour, I want to send an email out to the
