http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/-t1.htm Thu, 23 Oct 2008 10:32:03 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/prosilver_pink/site_logo.gif http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/-t1.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/asynchronous-multichat-server-t59.htm Ramprasadg what are the things to be used ?(i heard something like signal handling etc...)
please give a link of tutorial or something on the net that can help others.]]> UNIX/Network Programming Wed, 15 Oct 2008 02:43:54 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/asynchronous-multichat-server-t59.htm#251 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/asynchronous-multichat-server-t59.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/local-mirror-t61.htm Ramprasadg i am currently using aptoncd to make a DVD iso and sharing it on dc++.
but for others have to download it ,then run it.
is there a way by which s a can locally mirror so that others can use just apt-get to download packages from me.]]> UNIX/Network Programming Thu, 23 Oct 2008 10:32:03 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/local-mirror-t61.htm#256 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/local-mirror-t61.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-your-own-shell-t57.htm Admin you must have work on bash ksh ,sh shells on linux now it's time for to write your own shell are you ready ?? You are required to write a C program which accepts a UNIX/Linux shell command as an input and deliver output of that command on the same x-terminal. Your program must support the following: 1. The internal command ‘exit ’which terminates the shell. 2. A command with no arguments (Example: ls) 3. A command with arguments (Example: ls -l) 4. A command, with or without ... UNIX/Network Programming Tue, 23 Sep 2008 19:56:30 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-your-own-shell-t57.htm#237 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-your-own-shell-t57.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/redirect-output-as-argument-for-other-commandplz-help-t53.htm goldberg How do we redirect output of one command as argument to another command Actually i m searching for answer of question of tux wars : Suppose the root user wants to go into the home directory of user named "cs054011" what command will he execute at his shell. Assume he doesn't know the exact pathname of directory. Now if I use the command find . -name "cs054011" -print I will get the path of the user but how to redirect it as argument to cd UNIX/Network Programming Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:52:26 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/redirect-output-as-argument-for-other-commandplz-help-t53.htm#228 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/redirect-output-as-argument-for-other-commandplz-help-t53.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/could-this-happen-t33.htm vijay consider this output... Code: $ ./prog IITK IITD IITM $ and now this.... Code: $./prog | wc -l IITK IITD IITM 0 $ in the second case... the output was expected to be .. Code: $./prog | wc -l 3 $ what is happening here...?? modify this shell sequence so that expected output is printed.... UNIX/Network Programming Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:19:25 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/could-this-happen-t33.htm#143 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/could-this-happen-t33.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/kuch-netwrking-k-bhi-tricks-btaooo-t52.htm Gyanendra plzz post the netcat utliites and netwrking related utilies !! UNIX/Network Programming Tue, 16 Sep 2008 05:05:47 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/kuch-netwrking-k-bhi-tricks-btaooo-t52.htm#227 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/kuch-netwrking-k-bhi-tricks-btaooo-t52.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/shell-command-t31.htm Admin in the current directory whose filenames are just two characters long.?
]]> UNIX/Network Programming Sun, 17 Aug 2008 17:32:15 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/shell-command-t31.htm#135 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/shell-command-t31.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/plzz-add-few-more-problems-t50.htm Gyanendra ]]> UNIX/Network Programming Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:41:47 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/plzz-add-few-more-problems-t50.htm#214 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/plzz-add-few-more-problems-t50.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/help-t48.htm Gyanendra ]]> UNIX/Network Programming Mon, 08 Sep 2008 04:14:43 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/help-t48.htm#209 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/help-t48.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/creating-a-file-t6.htm Admin -z and open it with vi editor. In that write a C code that prints the file name.]]> UNIX/Network Programming Sun, 10 Aug 2008 15:09:32 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/creating-a-file-t6.htm#6 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/creating-a-file-t6.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/how-to-search-for-particular-file-t34.htm Ramprasadg in windows search there is this option that can search the content ,how to do it in Linux]]> UNIX/Network Programming Mon, 18 Aug 2008 13:50:00 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/how-to-search-for-particular-file-t34.htm#144 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/how-to-search-for-particular-file-t34.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-a-command-t45.htm Admin e.g. to the screen and to a file? give a command for this?]]> UNIX/Network Programming Sat, 06 Sep 2008 05:03:56 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-a-command-t45.htm#190 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-a-command-t45.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/ip-address-conflict-t44.htm Admin ip-conflict.. in other words it identifies that there is some other node in your subnet
which already is using the same address.How does your windows know that ? ]]> UNIX/Network Programming Mon, 01 Sep 2008 13:00:56 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/ip-address-conflict-t44.htm#183 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/ip-address-conflict-t44.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/lets-see-who-remember-last-sem-s-ct-s-and-end-sem-t14.htm ankurgutpa now delete these 50 users and thier all stuff without using userdel command ]]> UNIX/Network Programming Tue, 12 Aug 2008 17:54:43 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/lets-see-who-remember-last-sem-s-ct-s-and-end-sem-t14.htm#48 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/lets-see-who-remember-last-sem-s-ct-s-and-end-sem-t14.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/gud-tutorial-on-linux-installation-and-boot-t30.htm shivang njoyy...


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]]> UNIX/Network Programming Sun, 17 Aug 2008 09:52:18 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/gud-tutorial-on-linux-installation-and-boot-t30.htm#130 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/gud-tutorial-on-linux-installation-and-boot-t30.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/frequency-of-word-t27.htm Admin ]]> UNIX/Network Programming Fri, 15 Aug 2008 08:21:13 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/frequency-of-word-t27.htm#113 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/frequency-of-word-t27.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-a-script-t9.htm Admin ]]> UNIX/Network Programming Mon, 11 Aug 2008 18:31:09 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-a-script-t9.htm#24 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/write-a-script-t9.htm http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/answer-to-the-1st-part-t8.htm ankurgutpa it can be accessed by path(either relative or absolute) and not directly. ie
vi ./-foo or vi /home/ankur/-foo
if u use directly (ie vi -foo) then shell will interpret the hyphen and the next letter as a switch or option ]]> UNIX/Network Programming Sun, 10 Aug 2008 19:53:04 GMT http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/answer-to-the-1st-part-t8.htm#12 http://computerclub09mnnit.forumotion.net/unix-network-programming-f3/answer-to-the-1st-part-t8.htm