I am trying to figure out why crontab for root under my Redhat 6.0 isn't
working, but it's working fine for my home directory.
I have an entry:
0 8 * * * /usr/local/bin/perl /home/gnielson/bin/program.pl
and I have run crontab crontab on that file several times and it is not
ru
Hi there:
I am trying to figure out a way to test a file with perl to find out when
it was lat modified and if that was within the last minute, do something,
otherwise exit.
I've gotten as far as this:
$file='filename.txt';
$lastModified = printf "%f", -M $file;
which gives me a number such as
Is there a program or script that will monitor a directory on machine A
and whenever a file is modified or added to that directory, automatically
kick in and invoke an ftp program to move up the new and changed files to
machine B?
Gary
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
> Date: Tue, 1
I have a Pentium 200 that's about 3 1/2 years old, 2 gig hard drive, 32
megs of RAM, running Redhat 5.0.
I want to add more memory and a couple of more big IDE drives. I would
like to add the 2nd and 3rd drives and install Redhat 6.1 on the 2nd
drive. I would like to then boot from the 2nd drive
03:0b,
sector 10
Dec 14 09:04:31 localhost kernel: EXT2-fs error (device 03:0b):
ext2_write_inode: unable t
o read inode block - inode=2, block=5
Dec 14 09:05:01 localhost PAM_pwdb[9494]: (su) session opened for user
root by gnielson(ui
d=0)
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Of course, I also need to download initscripts. At rmpfind.net it says for
RedHat version 6.1. Am I right in assuming that if I install these two
packages I do not have, the version of pump I've downloaded will run on my
RedHat 5 machine?
Gary
On Sun, 12 Dec 1999, gnielson wrote:
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Yes, minivend is the most powerful and it's free. It can be hard to set up
and is not for the newbie. I've worked with several shopping cart
programs, and one that is easy to set up and stacked with features is at
http://www.dansie.net -- and the author provides the best technical
support I've eve
Thank you all so much for bearing with me this weekend as I tried to get
my new ppp account working. I also posted a note on the linux networking
newsgroup, and some kind soul sent a critique of my scripts that fixed the
problem. I want to share it with you now, just in case you've been
wrestling
Mmm, well, I have been spending many hours this weekend trying to get ppp
to work with my ISP's new setup, with no success. I solved some problems,
but still, no connection. I then downloaded WVDIAL, which at least gives
me more information as to the failure. What does "Incorrect service type"
mea
I am looking to install a cable modem and need Pump v. 0.7.0. The errata
says the relevant releases are Rehat 6.0/all architectures. I am running
RedHat 5.0. Will pump work with 5?
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I posted a previous message and have since tried to get PPP working with
my ISP's new "Realm Authentication" login procedure, which requires a
new login, and DNS settings.
I think I almost have it working. But the /var/log/messages file shows
the error "Receive serial link is not 8-bit clean: Pro
My ISP isswitching its login procedure to "Realm Authentication" which
means I have to change my login name, telephone number and DNS settings.
Here's my question. It's been a couple of years since I last configured
PPP and the PPP howto docs say you should include the primary and
secondary DNS se
Can anyone share their experience or point me to information on how to set
up DSL for Redhat Linux 5.0? I don't have a network card, so what network
card do you recommend? What settings must I change to get it to work? I
use dialup ppp access now.
Also, I use www.dynip.com to dynamicall
I am trying to figure out what might be happening with my tapes and tape
drive. The symptoms are such that I can not tell if it is the tapes or the
drive itself.
Every week I tar up several directories to tape, an HP SureStore Tape
2000. Routinely, I restore a file or two to make sure the backups
I am trying to write a perl script that will read a number from a file,
use that as a counter, and only print out lines above that counter number.
So if the number is 5 and the file is 10 lines, only the last 5 lines
would be printed.
The problem is when it prints out it misses one line, so inste
I back up specific directories to DAT tape using tar:
tar cvfp /dev/rst0 /home /etc /usr/local /usr/src /extra/storage
Today, I noticed when reviewing my latest backup, the following error:
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
right after backing up the last file I placed in the last
Hi everyone:
Would anyone mind sharing a script if they have one on converting pipe
delimited ascii data files to comma delimited as in:
from Gary|Gary|Address|City|State
to "Gary","Gary","Address","City","State"
I could use a simple perl command to change every pipe to "," but that
does not
Hi,
I have an ascii data file, using | as the field separator, and I want to
be able to sort that file's 5th field, the price field, in descending
order from highest to lowest price.
I can not seem to get the sort command to accept the | field separator.
I get the error: option '-t' requires an
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