Hi,
I'm trying to run the following script:
for f in $(find . -name "*.txt"); do cmd1;cmd2;cmd3; done
,where cmd1, cmd2 and cmd3 are arbiturary commands. The problem is, if
the found file names contain a space , for example "part1 part2.txt"
will be interpreted as "part1" and "part2.txt". I'm
alert ("The checked value is " + selected);
}
http://localhost:1234/cgi";>
-tk
Michael Naumann wrote:
On Thursday 14 November 2002 03:20, Try KDE wrote:
Your html is ill-formed. The
Your html is ill-formed. The text field should be:
input type="text" name="n1" size=20
-tk
Michael Naumann wrote:
I have a small problem accessing form-vars via JavaScript.
In below example, I have two vars in a form,
one of type radio (n0)
and a normal input-var (n1).
In the JavaScript
Hi,
I've just observed something interesting on my PC. My machine is a
AMD1800+ with 1GB RAM, kernel 2.4.18. I have a floppy disk:
$ mkdosfs /dev/fd0 1440
$ mount /mnt/floppy
$ cp some-big-fie /mnt/floppy
What I found is that cp returns immediately, and the floppy drive's LED
doesn't
Hi Everyone,
I noticed some shell script, for example those under /etc/cron.*/, uses
"command > /dev/null" style. I think it's because they know the scripts
is run under non-interactive shell. My question is, what would happen if
">/dev/null" is removed and the command tries to print something
Kent West wrote:
Suppose I wanted to set up some kiosks for web browsing, solitaire,
etc (just generic users). I can envision three scenarios:
1) full-blown workstations, each one with their own hard drives and OS
setup, etc.
2) one server and the rest of the workstations are thin clients,
Hi,
Here is the situation: the hard drive LED is flashing every 2 seconds,
I don't which process is causing it, or if it's a kernel thread doing
swapping or something. So how can I find out? "top" doesn't seem to
answer that question. (Note that a disk intensive program is not
neccesarrily
First of all, if it's a routing problem that you want to solve, you
might want to do something like this:
ip route via dev
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Hope it helps,
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Patrick Hsieh wrote:
>Hello list,
>
>I hav
I'm looking for such a software that takes arrays of scientific data and
spit out a gif file consisting of chart or pie picture (like what you'd
often see on a benchmark site?). Any suggestions?
Thanks,
-tk
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Lets say I have two lines in sources.list that are almost identical
expect for the http sites are different. And now I issue a "apt-get
update", and site1 tells apt "the latest version of testing/vim is 1.3",
while site2, which may not be up to date, tells apt "the latest version
of testing/v
To work with my ISP 's email cap limit, it seems to be a good idea to
use a local server to fetch the emails first, and then use a client
machine to finally retrieve them later (client machine is not always
on). Shyamal points out (on Oct 12) that he uses exim+fetchmail to do
that. In your ex
Rob, thanks for the example. Yes, it clearly shows the same package may
have much more than three package files listed, considering all the
different archs.
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Rob Weir wrote:
>On Mon, Oct 14, 2002 at 09:49:27PM -0400, Try KDE wrote:
>
>
>>Thanks Rob.
>>
>>
;On Mon, Oct 14, 2002 at 08:46:20PM -0400, Try KDE wrote:
>
>
>>Thanks to Eduardo Pereira Habkost's answer to the previous question - it
>>works beautifully.
>>
>>Here is a harder question (in my opinion, anyway): given a http/ftp line in
>>sources.list,
Thanks to Eduardo Pereira Habkost's answer to the previous question - it works
beautifully.
Here is a harder question (in my opinion, anyway): given a http/ftp line in
sources.list, what's apt's algorithm for retrieve the list of packages. For example,
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian/
I cannot remove the package because the package in question is "apt" and
I screwed up on of its example files. :) I might be able to down its
deb file and extract the files I needed from it. But is there a simpler
way to force re-installation of the same version?
Thanks,
-tk
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In debian v3, the virtual console's resolution is deeper than 80*25,
it's like 43 lines or something (i cannot remember, and i'm typing from
another box now). My question is, where is this controlled? and how to
change it back to 80*25 if I want to ?
Thanks,
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Hi,
I have a pre-woody installation:
# uname -a
Linux bigbird 2.4.18IP #1 Sat May 4 18:39:41 EDT 2002 i586 unknown
unknown GNU/Linux
# apt-get -v
apt 0.5.4 for linux i386 compiled on Aug 19 2001 01:02:26
When I do a "apt-get upgrade", there are a lot of packages "kept back".
How can I find o
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