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Tom try this #rm -f "filename" f = force you can also do a man on rm and read the different options available to you.

Does anyone know the argument to /usr/lib/lpadmin that will enable the spooler to accept remote jobs???? #enable "spoolname" Does not enable remote jobs by default. Thanks in advance. Sam Tilton

I agree with fluidII Making the transistion should be smooth and not to complex. I dont' run any Linux server OS's with a GUI. All text...easier to manage and administor.

Try this form. Setting up PPP on Linux Summary: This document will show how to set up a dial in connection using PPP. Steps to resolve: · Install latest PPP rpm. · Install libgr-progs rpm. · Install latest mgetty rpm. Server Setup: · Step 1: add the following lines to the bottom of...

for your problem of transfering all your files.. ftp -i /directory/* you can also add an alias for "ftp" in /etc/bashrc alias ftp='ftp -i' put the above line at the bottom of the /etc/bashrc file this will enable ftp to use interactive mode every time you use the...

You need to edit /etc/profile for that user... you can specify the PATH where commands are executed...see file example below. To execute the command you will need to know where the command is located... /usr/sbin/ You can type the fullname of the command and not worry about editing the...

Feroz....is correct...I would also add that you might want to transfer your files in binary. Instead of ascii to do this simply put "bi" where ascii is in his outline.

If you are not sure the package is installed do the following rpm -qa | less you will than have a list of all packages installed. As far as looking for the other package.. I am not sure. good luck.

Double check the following files /etc/sysconfig/network It should look something like this: NETWORKING=yes HOSTNAME=linux119 GATEWAY=172.16.1.254 Also check /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 DEVICE=eth0 BOOTPROTO=static BROADCAST=172.16.1.255 IPADDR=172.16.1.119 NETMASK=255.255.255.0...

If you have a list of files that you want created as a tar do the following: ls > list than type this command: tar -cvf nameoffile.tar -T list

If you want to run a small script to echo data you first need to declare your shell that you want the script to run in. My suggestion is bash. "echo" is a command that will echo anything after that command. (Example) echo how are you? you would get at the command line _ how are...

Is the Linux server a text server?