I couldn’t format it properly, so I stuck it on a pastebin and attached the image
Obviously this doesn’t make sense, and I don’t see how it could possibly work.
I have configured the printer on my linux server, Daily its getting disable and user cannot access the printer.
Request you to please help me on this, Attached the screen shot.
Thank you,
Faiz.
From: http://www.unix.com/linux/221309-printer-getting-disable.html
By TomFord1
The Antonio Czechos Drywall Firm has hired you to help implement a directory structure for them based on Figure 5-19. Because you were called out of town to aid another customer, you cannot go to the site. In the meantime, you decide to write a script that will create the structure for them. To create the directory structure, complete the following tasks:
Helllllllllllllllllllllllp!!!:eek:
By Kannannair
I have created a shell script to connect to a windows server. But the problem is while trying to run the script I am not getting any output. After running the script it is hanged and the prompt is not showing until if I press the ctrl+Z to break the script. I also tried using the FTP command but here also I am getting the “Connecting to server address” meaasge and after that it is hanged.
I checked using telnet and it is working but while doing telnet it is asking for the username and password and the FTp port 21 is opened also. For your refrence I am attching the screenshot of FTP.
Can anybody tell me why this is coming.
Thanks and Regards
Darshan
By toshanshu
Setting up dsc-statistics-collector (201203250530-1) …
Adding system user
Warning: The home dir /home/Debian-dsc-statistics you specified already exists.
The system user `Debian-dsc-statistics’ already exists. Exiting.
* Starting DNS Statistics Collector (default) dsc-collector
i cant linkup the problem w/o knowledge of DNS static collector and their significance in this context
even googling it doesn’t give satisfactory meaning
i m expecting expert review!
:p
thanks in advance 🙂
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By sudon’t
an -w -m3 -d twl 'qreraumfd' |grep -E '.*f.{1,3}d?$'
We anagram my rack, plus the F and D, and pipe it to grep. Here we’re saying we can have one to three characters after the F, and the D can be there or not. While it returns many usable results, it also returns results which ignore the D. For instance:
which can’t be used because you’d have “fardd” or “farmd”, and so on.
Perhaps you are thinking, “Why not just ignore the four-letter words it returns?” And certainly I could pipe it to grep one more time to eliminate them, but I want to know if I can do it all in one grep ERE.
I’ve tried it a few different ways, but can’t quite work it out:
an -w -m3 -d twl 'qreraumfd' |grep -E '.*f.{1,2}.?d?$'
returns identical results.
What do you think? Is it possible?
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By toshanshu
new to unix environment and trying to learn;)
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By ravisingh
startx
I got an error message as shown in file attachment xwndow.png
Accordingly, I removed /tmp/.X0-lock as reflecting in the attchment.
Then again I ran the command and 2 more commands (shown in the attachment xwndow1.png) but they failed too.
Any suggestion on starting the same.
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By scriptscript
I have a requirement in perl to print all the hyperlink from the spreadsheet(xlsx).
Spreadsheet contains few lines of hyperlink data (pic attached).
P.S. Hyperlink is behind the data and not visible in excel sheet directly.
Now using perl script I need to copy the hyperlinks in seperate excel sheet.
I have browsed CPAN modules but havnt found the module that suits my requirement.
Could you please help me on this ?
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By redhatlbug
As going thru LVM concepts in rhel 6, got hit with a question about “how to use the raw partition of an harddisk which extended volume is taken a bit”
please find the attached diagram…
is it possible to use this raw space with previously created extended partition without data loss or do we have to delete the previously created extended partition and create again with raw space ?
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By ahsanpmd
How can I mount my system again!
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By TheCotermGuy
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Coterm: A software application that allows users to simultaneously enter input and view output from each other, while interacting with a live Unix/Linux Shell. |
Hello world . . .
This is The Coterm Guy, here to discuss how Coterm can benefit you. You can do just about anything in a Shell Session, including tasks such as installing software, troubleshooting programs and running commands that gather information on your current internet connection status. A person can perform these tasks on any two computers using a Unix/Linux based Shell Session, from anywhere in the world, via the SSL Internet protocol.
Now, what if the problem arises where two or more people need to work in that single Shell Session but these people are located in different parts of the globe? Collaboration in a Standard Unix/Linux Shell Session can be frustrating and is extremely limited. You can still accomplish a level of collaboration by using a ” Screen “, but a Screen is complicated to use, and as stated before are very limited when it comes to functionality.
Coterm was developed to solve this issue by creating an environment where work can take place in a single Shell Session, with multiple users connecting all at the same time. The Coterm “assisted” Shell Session allows monitoring and the input of text code by all active users during the session. This also allows for real time troubleshooting, enabling you and your team to become more productive and solve tasks at an accelerated rate.
Think about this, how annoying is it when the other engineer has control of the keyboard when you want to type? With Coterm, both engineers have keyboards and can use the same Shell Session. Taking away this frustration makes life a lot more enjoyable for all of us. Coterm is just like Google Docs for the Shell. Think about how easy it is use Google Docs to collaborate and share documents . . . that’s how easy it is to use Coterm.
Akiri Solutions is an experienced group of developers and computer engineers dedicated to improving productivity through the Shell.
For now, this is The Coterm Guy, logging off…
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By Optimus81
Problem is if i have a file in sub directory, then in xml format, these file information should come under sub directory name but current script
write all the file information under only main sub directory level2.
Ex :
Path : C:SDSetupData
In the above path, there will sub dir level1 : UAINI
C:SDSetupDataUAINI
under this level1, there will another level2 of sub dir : Base
C:SDSetupDataUAINIBase
under this level2, there will 3 sub dir’s level3 :
A1 : 1-A.bat,1-AD.bat files
B2 : 2-BDD.bat, 2-BEE.bat files
W1 : 1-WM.bat, 2-WMA.bat files
each of these sub dir’s will have 1 or more files
file content will be:
start putty -ssh -P 22 10.24.04.20A -Q root -pw olp.ikmj
now after running the main script,i get the xml format with the content under Base dir as container(level2). Instead, should get xml format
with having 3 containers and each container having sub dir’s level3 name and it’s file content.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Find;
my $basedir = "C:/SD/Setup/Data/";
my $envname = "HMDS_EnvSetup";
my $counter;
my @basedir;
open( my $resultfile, '>', 'C:SDSetupResultsresultfile.dat' ) or die "resultfile.dat: $!";
# the next bit should only be written one time per xml output file:
print $resultfile <<EOH;
EOH
my @containers;
my $indent = '';
#print scalar(@containers);
find( &wanted, $basedir );
if ( @containers ) {
for ( 1 .. $#containers ) {
print $resultfile "$indentn";
chop $indent;
}
}
print $resultfile "nn";
sub wanted {
return if ( /^..?$/ );
if ( -d ) {
my ( $root, @levels ) = split m{/}, $File::Find::dir;
print "levels are :@levelsn";
print "Containers are : @containersn";
if ( @levels >= @containers ) { # push one level deeper
$indent .= " ";
print $resultfile "$indentn";
$counter++;
}
elsif ( @levels <= @containers ) { # pop out one level
print $resultfile "$indentn";
chop $indent;
}
elsif ( $levels[-1] ne $containers[-1] ) { # same level, different path
print $resultfile "$indentn";
print $resultfile "$indentn";
}
@containers = @levels;
}
elsif ( -f _ and -s _ ) {
process_file();
}
}
sub process_file {
my $filename = $_;
open my $fh, '<', $filename or die "$File::Find::name : $!n";
my @linecolumns;
while () {
chomp;
s/ /,/g;
@linecolumns=split(',',$_);
}
print $resultfile <<ETX
$indent
$indent
$indent $filename
$indent SSH
$indent $linecolumns[5]
$indent $linecolumns[4]
$indent Default Settings
$indent $linecolumns[6] $linecolumns[7] $linecolumns[8] $linecolumns[9]
$indent
$indent
$indent
$indent
$indent
$indent
$indent
$indent
ETX
;
}
now getting output as :
1-WM.bat
SSH
19.20.54.21
221
Default Settings
-l root -pw uy.ju
2-WMA.bat
SSH
19.20.54.21
221
Default Settings
-l root -pw uy.ju
2-BBD.bat
SSH
98.28.54.21
27
Default Settings
-l root -pw direct.nA
2-BBE.bat
SSH
18.38.58.88
28
Default Settings
-l root -pw direct.2A
1-A.bat
SSH
10.24.04.20A
22
Default Settings
-l root -pw olp.ikmj
1-AD.bat
SSH
09.25.05.10B
11
Default Settings
-l root -pw llb.ujyh
Attached png file to show how current output looks like.
Instead am trying to get like this : please note i added container tag manually here to get each sub dir’s level3 dir name/wrapper.
#-----This added manually
1-WM.bat
SSH
19.20.54.21
221
Default Settings
-l root -pw uy.ju
2-WMA.bat
SSH
19.20.54.21
221
Default Settings
-l root -pw uy.ju
#-----This added manually
#-----This added manually
2-BBD.bat
SSH
98.28.54.21
27
Default Settings
-l root -pw direct.nA
2-BBE.bat
SSH
18.38.58.88
28
Default Settings
-l root -pw direct.2A
#-----This added manually
#-----This added manually
1-A.bat
SSH
10.24.04.20A
22
Default Settings
-l root -pw olp.ikmj
1-AD.bat
SSH
09.25.05.10B
11
Default Settings
-l root -pw llb.ujyh
#-----This added manually
By balajesuri
The small red box to the left of TV is the Raspberry PI. Successfully installed and running Raspbian Wheezy.
I learnt about Raspberry PI from Neo here on The UNIX and Linux Forums – Where There is a Shell There is a Way. Thanks to you Neo :b:
By kunwar
Many a times i have to open multiple putty sessions by duplicating a session and want to rename their tabs.
For this activity i have to right click(using mouse) on the topmost tab of the putty window. (Attached snapshot of the same)
Can you please suggest a keyboard shortkey for the same?
Regds,
Kunwar
By shakilbdwhat can i do now???
please help me….
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