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That is alright; my analysis is based on this particular process listing. Something doesnt seem to be alright to me. Hopefully Horse123 can come back to us, and let us know what exactly is happening with this process, and whether he could kill those processes using the script. Then only we can...

Hi, Looking at the process' list, it seems the process related to "cgiopac" is misbehaving. Find out who is the parent of this process, and that process seems to be misbehaving. All the processes in your list, whose parent process id is 1 has already been inherited by init...

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In Netscape Messenger, go to Edit -> Preferences -> Navigator -> Applications, and check the file association. If there is no association for that extension type, that means Netscape is not told how to open that type of attachment. Just create a new association and then try.

Go to C:\Program Files\Netscape\Users\<yourprofilename> directory. This is where your mail is stored. Copy the previous mail files to this directory. In case the filenames already exist, copy them with -old suffix, to this directory. Remove the .snm files (moving to some other directory wud be...

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im sorry to say but looks like you might have lost it for good. Did you link using ln -s or ln? What does ls -li on that directory and its parent directory shows? Pls provide us the output.

Contacts can be managed client side, such as Netscape Address Book. Distribution lists are called &quot;mail aliases&quot; in unix. Become root. Open /etc/aliasesfile, and add the alias name in the left hand side, and the list members to the right hand side of the colon. Eg: tech-group: a, b...

#!/bin/sh mailx -s &quot;Subject here&quot; recipient@ddress.here < path/to/filename/you/want/to/send ------ I can give more suggestions if you can elaborate on the exact purpose.

I dont remember it offhand, but go thru /etc/sendmail.cf and you will see that message format in there. Make sure that you keep a copy of original before modifying. There might be a m4 macro also to do this.

has your problem been solved?

Does sarnath know that DOS has taken many OS concepts from Unix? He also needs to know that the Windows GUI is the work of Xerox PARC. The original DOS code was bought by Microsoft from another company. Honestly, after having worked as a sysadmin for more than four years, i have lost confidence...

As ozzynator suggested, compare the permissions of those two directories. That will help