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Actually, look in the man page for chmod (vs. ls) for explanation of that 't'
permission. On a file (which this is, of course) is simply says keep the "text"
portion in memory upon exit. The real question is why are the execute permissions
set for a tar ball?!!
By the way, the "text" is the exe
Linda,
To quote the man page for motd(5): "The contents of /etc/motd are displayed
by login(1) after a successful login but just before it executes the login
shell." My system also has a login script for sh|ksh that is exed's where
appropriate (called /etc/profile.ksh) that /bin/cat's the tex
John,
Don't know what gvim is but have you looked at fold(1)? It is for just this
purpose.
Cheers,
-Ron Miller
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