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Thanks 'TheKidd' exec worked like a charm!

I am attempting to execute a script, ./startrf.sh from the user's .profile. What I need is to have the session execute and logout regardless of exit status. I have attempted to put this statement: trap 'logout' 0 1 2 3 15 in both the .profile and ./startrf.sh In either case this only works if...

I am attempting to return data from a table filtered by a column that is of type decimal. I want to compare it to a character string. When I try to do this using the format that AcuOdbc states to use with functions I get errors. For example: select * from cfpsn Where {fn...

I am using acuodbc 5.1 driver. I need to retrieve data ('Select') from a table and build a calculated column based on a certain criteria. In PL/SQL & T-Sql this can be done using a 'Case' Function Ex. Select output = case flag when 'd' then col1 + col2 when...

I found the information on how to access a date type through the AcuOdbc: WHERE DATE_SHIPPED = {d '2003-08-15'} this now allows access to this column. thanks for the response.

Using AcuOdbc 5.2 Attempting to access a table that has a column that is of type date. When I attempt to filter data based on this column it does not work as with other ODBC drivers. Ex. Select * from plsps Where DATE_SHIPPED = '2003-08-15' Are dates handled differently than a ODBC driver for...

I do not believe there are any ISA devices. But after looking at what is actually needed on this server, as far as hardware is concerned, I am going to remove one of the 3 nic cards. The one that I am going to remove is having an IRQ conflict. But does SCO require the Kernel rebuilt after a...

Now I understand but this is not helping me resolve this.

In syslog and on the screen we are receiving a notice of "NOTICE: Sdsk: Spurious interrupt". This supposedly is related to a software interrupt not being handled. The question is how do I fix this! The server is a Sco OpenServer 5.0.6 that was configured by a 3rd parth vendor of ours...

Well, info is a help based system that comes with linux just like the help system "man" (manual). You can access both by getting to a prompt in a xterm console, gnome console or command line. Type: info grub This will bring you into a help system, you can advance through the help...

Grub is the way to go, go to: info grub for instructions on how to install grub.

I attempt to run: dtype /dev/rStp0 At the command prompt I get: "/dev/rStp0 No such device or address" I run: ls -l /dev/rStp0 & I get: crw-rw---- 5 root root 46, 0 Jan 22 02:34 /dev/rStp0 I run: hwconfig -h & I get: Stp-0 - - - Vendor=SEAGATE...

Boot floppy is a syslinux loader.

My system setup is as so: 2 IDE drives: hda = Win 98 installed plus linux /usr & /usr/local hdb = Red Hat 7.2 where root '/' is hdb1 This is the grub.conf file that resides on /boot/grub: # grub.conf generated by anaconda # # Note that you do not have to rerun grub after making changes to this...

ifincham, The above did not work. When run, it claims that it was installed, but the boot loader does not come up. This machine w/o a linux boot disk inserted into the floppy drive still boots directly into Win98. Am I missing something?

This machine was already setup to run as a dual boot. The line for Win98 is already in the grub.conf file. I will try the grub-install /dev/hda

Here are some places to start. http://www.linux.org/lessons/page.cgi?PageID=14 http://www.oreilly.com/openbook/ http://www.linux.com/learn/newsitem.phtml?sid=93&aid=12555 Good Luck.

I have a machine that is running Redhat 7.2 and Windows 98. The loader is Grub. Do to problems with Windows 98 install, I needed to reinstall Windows 98, because Wine just isn't there yet. Anyway, with this install of Win 98 it overwrote the MBR. Now the Grub boot loader does not come. I can...

Tony, I'm glad you said it not me. I have taken your advice and added the S99route file. I can't restart this server, so I will find out whether or not it works the next time this server restarts. Thanks.

The first part of this FAQ states that if adding a default static route do this... I am not adding a "Gateway" and the file "/etc/default/tcp" has a parameter list of values like "Gateway". How would I add a plain route add "point A" "point B" to...