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Expert Profile: nix

Expertise:  UNIX, programing, C, C++, awk, shell scripts, Web, HTTP, Apache, firewall, AltaVista firewall, E-Mail, sendmail, IMAP4 POP3, DNS, NTP, system administration, TCP/IP, security

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UNIX
Digital UNIX
AltaVista Firewall
TCP/IP

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BSCS

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Knowledge   9.76   Best of the best
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User Comments
Thanks Nix, it works...I dont know why I didnt go for mannuals and was searching the topic on google... man itself gives clear info on test ... :)
(Tikam on 11/14/08)
Good job; but not what I wanted to hear :)
(Mark Smith on 10/21/08)
Nix was GREAT!!!! He figured out my problem and gave me the answer pronto. Thanks again Nix!!!!! Pete
(Pete on 09/24/08)
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Recent Answers from nix
2008-11-19  tar -atime-preserve Usage Question Hmm, that still doesn't look like we have it. This is what I found: --QUOTE-- ctime -- In UNIX, it is not possible to tell the actual creation time of a file. The ctime--change time--is the time...
2008-11-17  tar -atime-preserve Usage Question Hi. Are you sure you are seeing atime? Mind you, there are 2 times associated with each file: ctime (creation time) and atime (access time). AFAIK, "ls" lists ctime, not atime. Try to run this...
2008-11-16  LVM (with RAID5) Hi. First of all, let me point you to the fact that there are 2 definitions of a GB. Definition 1 ------------ 1GB = 1x10^9 bytes Definition 2 ------------ 1GB = 1x2^30 bytes = 1,073,741,824...
2008-11-11  shell programs Hi. 1. function gcd() { x=$1 y=$2 while [ $x -ne $y ]; do if [ $x -gt $y ]; then $x=`expr $x - $y` else $y=`expr $y` done return...
2008-10-31  Linux mounting process Hi. When system boots it first looks for a file system holding the kernel image. Long time ago, there was a special file system that was meant for that - BootFS, but now it can be any one of the standard...
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