On Wed, 14 Aug 2002 20:09:58 +0700, I wrote:
>When run from a normal shell, test.sh finishes and leaves the other two
>scripts running as expected.
>
>When test is run as the 'login shell', everything finishes when the user
>logs out.
>
>Why?
Thanks to Anthony (again) for suggesting using nohup
On Wed, 14 Aug 2002 19:33:08 +0700, you wrote:
>Interesting situation here with that in place: I'm using sudo to allow users
>to control the DSL connection. One of the scripts is supposed to stay
>running in the background when the user logs off, but when I use the menu
>as the shell it is kille
On Tue, 13 Aug 2002 07:48:38 -0400, you wrote:
>I think you want to set your users to use an program or script as soon as
>they login, with no other choice. If that is what you want, just edit
>/etc/passwd and change their shell to the program or script that you want
>them to run.
Interesting si
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On 13-Aug-2002/16:54 +0800, Roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I want to have a shell script for telnet, the other users must use it
>without any interactivities, I remember there is a way in shell
>programing that we can write some commands of some ap
thanks
--- Thierry ITTY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> maybe tar or cpio could do it ?
> something like
>
> on local system :
> cd maindir; find ./ -name '*.s3d' -print | cpio -o >
> archive.file
>
> transfer archive file
>
> on remote system
> cd maindir; cpio -id < archive.file
>
> or even
>
> >I want to write a program and need some help:
> >1: The program should search for *.s3d files in parent
> >as well as sub directories
> >2: create those directories /sub directories on remote
> >system if it doesn't exist
> >3: copy all the files to remote system in exact
> >direxctories as i
maybe tar or cpio could do it ?
something like
on local system :
cd maindir; find ./ -name '*.s3d' -print | cpio -o > archive.file
transfer archive file
on remote system
cd maindir; cpio -id < archive.file
or even
cd maindir; find ./ -name '*.s3d' -print | cpio -o | remsh remote "(cd
maindir
