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I'm pretty sure that the reason it works in Internet Explorer but not in Firefox is because Internet Explorer allows cross-sight scripting while Firefox does not.

Nick, RHEL6 is a huge departure from RHEL5. Lots has changed. So you would have to do a fresh install.

It looks like your commands are strung together. Instead of "who cut -d", try for example, "who | cut -d" etc.

That looks like a Perl program. If so, then you need to run it the perl command.

Depending on how your disks were partitioned, /var might not be a separate file partition and may be included under the / partition. Check the /etc/fstab which contains static information about the filesystems. If /var is not listed in that file, then /var is not a mounted filesystem, but is...

Does your laptop have a wireless networking interface?

Alan, I am pretty sure that version of Linux uses the "up2date" command, not the yum command. For example: [tab]/usr/bin/up2date -pu

G3rtech, Excellent! Cheers! -- ZaSter

Alan, "createrepo" is not an option of yum; it is a separate package under Red Hat Linux 5 which provides an executable as /usr/bin/createrepo. What flavor of Linux are you working with?

alan147, Did you refresh your local repository after you added new packages? You would run something like: createrepo /path/to/repository

I wasted a lot of time troubleshooting a Dell DVD problem only to determine that it was broke and Dell needed to fix it. Dell replaced the DVD at no charge because it was still under warranty. Less than four months old? Don't waste time. Call Dell Support to repair it.

Nice idea, olded. Star from me. Thanks.

Cygwin is one option. See http://www.cygwin.com/

Have you tried as a normal, non-root, user?

stevenriz, On your BB, while looking at e-mail, select "Options" from the menu. Then look at "Email Reconciliation". If possible, see if the problem goes away when you turn off the Cache mode in Outlook. -- ZaSter

stevenriz, what setting does your Pearl have for Email Reconciliation? another thing to check is whether your Outlook in running in Cache mode (Tools -> Options -> Mail Setup (tab) -> E-Mail Accounts -> E-mail (tab) -> Change... -- ZaSter

stla, Actually, to pull the e-mail address out of some text, you would need to use brackets as in '[a-zA-Z0-9_]+' or the '\w+'. Also, you should preserve the literal '.' in your strings, otherwise as a regular expression they will match any character when you really want to match a dot as in...

What help do you need? Depending upon your application, your initial syntax looks okay: # echo "friends@abcd.br" | egrep '.*@abcd.br|.*@abcd-rio.br' friends@abcd.br

dustervoice, Can you determine which environment variable is being referred to as not set?

Annihilannic suggested using scp -p -p Preserves modification times, access times, and modes from the original file. Does that not work?