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look in /etc/default/login.... look for a line that has something like SYSTTY=1 remove that line and reboot should do it HTH Scott

look at the man page for ifconfig alias or ifconfig -a HTH Scott

I have some text files that look like this: "Smith","Tom","1234 Main Street" "Jones","Robert L","9876 Elm Street" "Williams","John Quincy","123 USA Street" etc,etc They are already in comma-delimmited...

Well, it even gets a little more weird.... I am in the /usr/mydirectory/dir1 , and it works fine without a problem....don't have to put full path, can create without a problem, etc.... HOWEVER...if I am in the /usr/mydirectory/dir2 , I can't.. even with having BOTH paths in the PATH in...

I have several UNIX (SCO) servers using dbase IV 2.0xx69 dbase has been running for years on these servers.... now I'm encountering the following problem on SOME servers but not others when I open dbase, and do "dir" it shows the .dbf files as "not readable" and I have to...

Well, then again, it would have helped if you would have indicated that in your original post... that you were using Unixware and not SCO OpenServer... just a thought for future posts you may do here...it's always best to give more specific info so people know what OS you're talking about...

I am building a new server with the following: SCO OpenServer Enterprise 5.0.5 Dual 850 CPU's 1 GB RAM SCO VisionFS or Samba Dual 3Com NICs (3C905C-TXM) Here's what I'm trying to do: I want to create a VisionFS/Samba share with about 12 NT machines. Is there a way to designate ONE of the...

there should be a way (I use SCO OpenServer 5.0.4) to "interactively" look at your mail being sent , the route it takes, etc. For example, without knowing what kind of unix you use, if I issue the command ./usr/mmdf/bin/deliver -w from the command line, it will scroll to the...

may want to try this, it should help you do what you need to do: sh /etc/confnet.d/configure -i after making changes, reboot, and you should be okay... hope that helps scooter6

I believe when you attempt install at this point, when you get the initial boot: from the installation CD, you need to have the driver pkg loaded on a floppy....(it will prompt you to enter it later, don't put it in the drive just yet) at the boot: <prompt> you will need to...

The Clock Frequency I get is also 6 on this end. I normally don't modify any of the tunable parameters with any of my servers. About the only thing I do is override the driver on my NIC's to be forced at &quot;Full Duplex/100&quot; versus &quot;Auto Detect&quot; I find that most NIC's when...

Try taking a look at http://www.ositech.com they are listed in SCO's Compatible Hardware under PCMCIA. I briefly looked at their site and they may have what you need. I noticed several NIC's that had UNIX support. hope that helps scooter6

Greetings all....not sure how I want to do the following task, so I'd like some input: I have a 'fixed length' data file that looks like this: John Robert Doe 1234 Main St Robert Smith 9876 Elm Ave William C...

I believe this is a known bug in SCO...I have several servers with dual PIII 850's and they are also reported as PII when I invoke the 'hw' command. The OSS471F does NOT correct this problem either. I have all the patches installed, etc. pursuant at least to what SCO says. I have searched and...

Hmmm....a bit of a tough one..... Certifications are good....but, the job market now is a bit &quot;soft&quot;, so that tends to &quot;take away&quot; certification &quot;usefulness&quot;. It's a bit hard to &quot;recommend&quot; what to do SPECIFICALLY since the job market seems a bit soft...

if this was running as an &quot;at&quot; job in the background, it appears perhaps someone rebooted the server and there is no script that &quot;re-starts&quot; that process to run just an idea....otherwise, check the syslog file and see if you see anything there that gives you any clues HTH...

if you are saying you want the system to autoboot without having to hit &quot;enter&quot; at boot: prompt then, simply &quot;vi&quot; the file /etc/default/boot and set a line as: AUTOBOOT=YES then, the system will autoboot after power outage, etc without having to be at the console to...

remember at any time you can simply execute the &quot;w&quot; command (short for &quot;who&quot;) and the top line will give you how many days/housr/min, etc that the server has been up.... that will help eliminate the notion that the server is rebooting,etc.... if your job isn't running in...

it is always a good idea to check the SCO home page and look at their &quot;Compatible Hardware&quot; section...it normally has pretty good info on hardware they have tested on before HTH scooter6

well, it's actually a bit easier to comprehend and far less confusing if you try to maintain them to a single line if possible..... for instance, it would be best (using your example above) to have: /* /usr/bin/whatever */ but, you are correct in thinking that the /* and */ are used to...