Summary: Here is what i have so far: export DataCollectDirSize=`du -k /opt/trey |awk '{print $1}'` echo 'My Directory size is :' $DataCollectDirSize 'KB' if ...
Summary: Hi, I need to add a directory to the existing linux/unix path but I need it to still be there when the server is rebooted. I only know how to do it t...
Summary: I emptied a directory and the size of it does not change, it still says the previous size. Is there a way to reset the size of a directory? ...
Summary: Hi All Guys, Kindly advise the command used to locate a directory and its path If I can't remember the full name of the directory then what will be th...
Summary: I find bash shell script runs on unix does not run on linux(SUSE). For example even the following simplest one gives me an error on SUSE,but unix. I...
Summary: I've recently upgraded from RH 7.2 to RH9 and have managed to screw up my apache/php confing in the process. I'm attaching my httpd.conf file, and th...
Summary: Hi, This document i´ve found, works on my presario. I hope it works on yours too! excuse my english and good luck!!! COMPAQ PRESARIO 1200-XL110&111 ...
Summary: Hai guys! is there any way to know the size of the directory. i.e. the total size of the subdirectores and files in a directory. The 'ls' does n...
Summary: I copied this from somewhere on the net: There is a "soft" upper limit of about 10-15k files in a single directory with the current linear linked-list...
Summary: "best and most user-friendly Linux" What are you going to do with the systems? Not all people can replace xp. Do you have linux applications or do you...
Summary: "what is compiling" Hmmm....where do I start?!?=o) Compiling is the process of turning computer programming code into something that your computer can...
Summary: That answer was so trite as to be useless. First if you want to run your own mail server at home you need a static ip address. Than you can register y...
Summary: I have a fedora core 4 box acting as a gateway router for an windows 2003 active directory Lan. I have vsftpd setup on the linux box and it work prope...
Summary: ive gotten a couple of emails about a post i placed in the os/2 forrum about how i have so many operating systems on my system and how to do it also o...
Summary: Hi, Samba running. Here is the config file... # This is the main Samba configuration file. You should read the # smb.conf(5) manual page in order to u...
Summary: I have a directory with a couple of sub-directories. How can I copy this directory while ignoring one sub directory. One of the sub directories cann...
Summary: Just a small question, if you have a 2 gig harddrive in it why would you want to boot from floppy? About using it as a server it kind of depends on wh...
Summary: Personally I have always found editing smb.conf very easy, providided that it is well commented to start with. Here is an example for you to refer ...
Summary: as a general advice, atleast creat /home directory when installing an OS, that whay you have less chance of loosing your personal data. I would sugges...
Summary: The htaccess files are in place on my new webhost's server, but it's not working. If I browse a protected directory without entering an html filename...
Summary: I think YAST2 has a setup utility for partitioning, if not open a terminal and give yourself root privileges. # fdisk /dev/hda (or #fdisk /dev/sda i...
Summary: You cannot mount a TAR file: it is a file, not a file system. But you can mount a iso file. You can also write it to a CD ROM. To create an iso file "...
Summary: Robbo2, Thanx, but I didn't actualy write that, My CD Modem etc... work quite well with Linux. Funny I don't have those Blue Screens of death, constan...
Summary: To diagnose a problem, you need all your logs and non-default configuration settings. There are several types of logs you should have running: 1) Fire...
Summary: Sharing linux objects to XP / W9x network is done via smb protocol (samba). Samba is steered via /etc/smb.conf 1) You need to adapt this file manually...
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