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The following is the error log we received, can anyone tell in details what could be the problem? Nov 15 13:03:20 machine1 sshd(pam_unix)[6698]: session closed for user sasuser Nov 15 13:03:24 machine1 sshd(pam_unix)[6782]: session opened for user sasuser by (uid=701) Nov 15 13:03:30...

how about ./bzip test? seems like can't recognite the shell. or try sh bzip test?

Are u using network file system (netstat)? Did you check the IO ( iostat )? Log files? Try to use the find / -print -size +100000000c (u got to double check on the command, no unix server around now ). That should help u to find a big file over 10M etc.

Though, this is very helpful. I wonder if there is a way to do something (totally in perl) print header; ... (undo the header); print redirect ( since this is consider header also ).

try this: fuser -cu directory/file fuser -fu directory/file fuser -k directory/file ( this will kill any user who use the directory i think )

how about sort -u filename, i think it is almost the same as sort filename|uniq

sorry wrong post. Please ignore.

I am doing one authentication with web and store user password in mysql. If you want it, you can email me. : ) But, the problem is if you have enough priviledge, you can see the password from the db though. Adam

How can I passed parameter around? For example: &db_select(qq[select * from apple where color='\$mycolor']) sub db_select{ my $para1=shift; my $mycolor="red"; ... print $para1; } is it a way that the "red" ($mycolor) will be passed into $para1 as "red" instead of the $mycolor?? Also, if I...

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