: Re: list folder size
> On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 10:37:55AM -0800, J.Slim wrote:
> > I've been reading all the man pages I though might clue me in but I
can't
> > find a command to list the total size of a folders contents. Anybody?
>
> Folder? Linux doesn't have
I've been reading all the man pages I though might clue me in but I can't
find a command to list the total size of a folders contents. Anybody?
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I noticed that mod_bandwidth and mod_throttle are not included in RedHat 8.0
RPMs like they were in 7.3. This got me thinking that maybe the new Apache
2.0 has built it bandwidth limiting or something but after searching the
apache web site I haven't found anything to indicate that that would be t
> fwiw I just built svgalib and zgv to play with this and so far am having
> trouble getting a viewable ineterface. I think it may have to do with
> my lcd laptop.
>
I downloaded pretty much everything recommended so far (fbview, seejpg, zgv)
and haven't had any luck yet. I'll continue to strug
> On Friday 07 March 2003 12:05 pm, J.Slim wrote:
> > Is there a program that I can use to quickly view the content of a jpg
or
> > gif picture, from the command line, (without x-windows)?
>
> I don't think it's possible to view picture without X-windoes. Ho
Is there a program that I can use to quickly view the content of a jpg or
gif picture, from the command line, (without x-windows)?
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27;s
throw me for a loop. :)
- Original Message -
From: "Anthony E. Greene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 4:45 AM
Subject: Re: kickstart postinstall commands
> J.Slim wrote:
> > I have this section at th
I have this section at the end of my kickstart file:
%post
# add a bogus file after the install
touch /root/bogus
echo "Hi!" >> /root/bogus
After the install has been completed I change to /root and find that the
file "bogus" has actually been named "bogus?" Can someone tell me why the
question
I have this section at the end of my kickstart file:
%post
# add a bogus file after the install
touch /root/bogus
echo "Hi!" >> /root/bogus
After the install has been completed I change to /root and find that the
file "bogus" has actually been named "bogus?" Can someone tell me why the
question
