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Hi All, I got a program which was written in c++ for unix at 1999. There are almost a hundred of source code files and makefile is available also. I do not have access to unix because of this, I need to get it worked in windows. My question is …

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I love mythology and there's nothing like hearing a technology myth to make my day complete. Just today someone applied one of the following myths in a conversation with me. I didn't say anything but it gave me the idea for this post. Here are the five myths related to …

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Hi all can anyone please help me write a shell script for file transfer from windows to unix server and vice versa. i m new to unix shell scripting so kindly bare with the small mistakes tht i mite have made the code is: [CODE]#!/bin/sh filename="sample.txt" user='user' password='passwd' IP='some ip' …

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What is free solution available. I need to do two things: 1. Connect at machine in same office. I cannot use RDP as it is KDE Mandriva machine. 2. Connect fro home to that machine without VPN i.e over internet Thanks

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Hey guys, I have a already written package in python2.5.1 for windows,it includes wxpython biopython1.44 modules and now i want to transfer it to unix server,is there any way i can do that or i have to write that functions again...\ Thanks in advance Prankyrules

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Hello. I'm writing a program in C that should ask for a line of input, and extract the process name and parameters. This doesn't have to be totally bulletproof at this point. An example input could be: "Hello these are parameters". On this example "Hello" would be the string i …

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Hi All, I have not been using unix itself for long I usually just brows the file system via the window ui, now I know how to change directory using the cd command, but how do I move backwords. Say i go to documents/applications, what command would take me back …

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hey guys, first post. I have a program that takes a file from a windows box, and FTP's it to a unix/linux box. The program works fine, however there is something i want to add to it. I want the program to send 2 commands to the unix box while …

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Hi all I am making a code for folder lock, for that i made a unix code in notepad which makes a batch file of that but i am having a problem in this, when i run this batch file the folder converts into control panel shape.But i want that …

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I officially have the worst C professor in the world. The guy hasn't answered my email in weeks and I don't have a class meeting before this assignment is due, so I have come here for some help. If anyone could point me in the right direction any part of …

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I've got a bit of a problem. I've got a test tomorrow in python programming, and I've been learning the language using 3.1. The computers we're taking the test on all have 2.6 installed. They're Linux (not very familiar with Unix). Obviously this is troublesome. I don't want to spend …

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I've done a bit of research on Windows 7 Enterprise to discover some of its new features and to uncover its secrets. From what I've seen so far, [URL="http://www.microsoft.com"]Microsoft[/URL] has provided some interesting Linux-esque features that might accidentally boost Linux adoption as a side effect. The two primary features to …

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Hi all, I have a simple question as it appears. But am unable to get the solution. Question is -how do I get the access time of a file in unix. please advise on the command. Thanks

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Can Someone tell me why these files won't compile on unix but work fine (mostly) in windows? It looks like unix-land doesn't load the variables from the inherited class QueueArray into the proper scope. prog5.cpp is supposed to create 3 different types of Deque classes. each Deque inherits from ArrayQueue …

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Let's start with 1 pipe such as ex: "ls | grep hello" What I'm trying to do is to split the *args[] into 2 that one contains "ls" (left-of-the-pipe command) and the other contains "grep hello" (right command) -> so I can execute the child pipe as producer and parent …

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Hi, I'm an IT Engineering student and I have the task of doing, in C, a function that does on linux the equivalent of the 'locate' function. Can someone help me? I need ideas for how to read a file system! How can I list directories (to a string or …

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Hi all – I am running Python 2.6.2 in a Windows XP Pro environment. I am trying to write my first python/cgi script combo and they must execute on a Linux websever. After surfing the web I realize that MS-DOS and Unix systems use different methods to identify end-of-line information …

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what are the ways that a process can be created in UNIX apart from fork/vfork?

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one of my trusted friends said that even microsoft uses unix servers as a response to my comparison of unix vs windows servers. What do you think?

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hi all, i am using a unix script to control various pieces of code, sometime i call this python script, HOW can i store the result of the python script INTO an array defined in my unix script ? thanx

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I'm writing a program that needs to use only the Unix system calls open, read and write to get and print data!The problem is that the program doesn't allow me to input the marital status of the first student! Am I missing something? Here is the code: [code] #include<stdio.h> #include …

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from telnet application i want to run windows program. for example when i type vi, i want to run notepad.exe with the output of vi. how can i do that ? thanks.

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I am using the file ex3test.c to run the following program, but the UNIX gives the errors: [38] $ gcc -o ex3test ex3test.c Undefined first referenced symbol in file discrete_uniform /tmp/scratch.hYayTQ/ccRDoT1o.o printFirst /tmp/scratch.hYayTQ/ccRDoT1o.o addToList /tmp/scratch.hYayTQ/ccRDoT1o.o printSecond /tmp/scratch.hYayTQ/ccRDoT1o.o disparity /tmp/scratch.hYayTQ/ccRDoT1o.o clearList /tmp/scratch.hYayTQ/ccRDoT1o.o ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to …

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Hi, I am a total newbie when it comes to makefiles and now I'm in a need of one. I have a directory structure as follows: [CODE] Project_root/Makefile Project_root/src/ Project_root/src/widgets/ Project_root/include/ Project_root/include/widgets/ [/CODE] Each directory contains multiple source/header files. I need to build a shared library out of this directory. …

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Just when you thought it was safe to return to those keyboards knowing that all is well with the world and the ownership of Unix is happy with its rightful owner, Novell; he's baaaack. I'm sure that I'm not the first to look at this latest news and say "WHAA? …

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OK, I can't resist this whole SCO thing, since it has again raised its ugly head. My [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry4658.html"]previous post[/URL] on the subject the other day drew a lot of attention from a diverse gaggle of readers and commenters so I thought I'd go back to the well at least once …

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Did anyone else get just a wee zing of excitement at 11.30pm (GMT) last night? I will admit to raising my glass and downing a large Jim Beam Black in order to celebrate the fact that UNIX Time had hit 123 billion seconds. OK, so I am a geek, what …

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In a recent [URL="http://www.computerworld.com/pdfs/Novell_Replacement.pdf"]report[/URL] by ComputerWorld, Unix is losing major ground in the SAP data center space. HP-UX is losing at a rate of about 41% and AIX (IBM) is losing at a rate of 18%. And in the time period (roughly 2.5 years) between October 2005 through March 2008, …

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[URL="http://www.sco.com"]SCO[/URL] is putting up two of its business units on the auction block: Mobile Business and its Unix OpenServer Business. Jeff Hunsaker, President and COO, stated that "The auction, we believe, is the best approach for us to move forward and also to exit bankruptcy." Ah, the agony of utter …

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