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upgrade maintenance level
instfix -i|grep ML I think there is FAQ for here somewhere aswell. -F -
Samba: How do I transfer text files as dos2unix/unix2dos?
Just remembered, I don't have this problem with ^M in Samba, it's on a PC with NFS-client software that mounts a directory from my Unix server. The PC get the ^M in files from the NFS-mounted dir unless I run them through the script first. I have never seen this problem with Samba. -Fredrik- ffritzon
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Samba: How do I transfer text files as dos2unix/unix2dos?
Hello Emma I solved the problem with this script, hope it works for you: #!/usr/bin/ksh # for FILENAME in $* ; do sed 's/$/^M/g' ${FILENAME} done I called it ux2dos (like in HP-UX) and the syntax is: ux2dos file1(with ^M) >> file2(free from ^M) /F- ffritzon
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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CDE can't logon
Eric, Do you have loopback and localhost defined in your /etc/hosts? Also put your hostname there with ip of your "standard" interface. -Fredrik -
Aix printing to Windows NT Print Server
Rocky, As "bi" writes, you shuold use BSD as "type of print spooler on remote server", when you set up the queue. Not AIX or System V! Fredrik
