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I am trying to mount a Windows Server 2012 NFS shared folder on a RHEL 6.5 client. It looks like I can mount the folder, but I cannot access it. When I try to access the mounted folder I get an “Input/output error”. Any suggestions? When I run “rpcinfo /p” on the Windows Server I get...

Is there a way to include a command that contains parenthesis inside a bash function? I get an error for an unexpected ( found when I try. I am trying to include the following inside of a bash function: cleanup () { shopt -s extglob rm !(FileToKeep) }

I am trying to download all files and folders from a particular folder. If I turn on recursive, it downloads all of the folders leading up to the folder I want, which I do not want. I tried adding –np or --no-parent, but I get the same behavior, so I don’t think I am using the command...

If I had a dual Partition setup with Windows XP and Linux Fedora Core 3 (I would be willing to use any popular version of Linux). Is there a way to be in Linux and then boot to, or change to Windows without a full reboot? A way to maybe Call Lilo or Grub from in linux? Similar to how tiny.exe...

I have made a Redhat AS 3.0 boot disk from the boot.iso on disk 1. If I boot off this disk and at the prompt type: "linux ks=ftp://serverIP/directoryToKickstartFile/ks.cfg" I can start the network install and use a kickstart file on a server in my office. My question is this; can I add "linux...

We do linux installs over the network. Fedora Core 3 has a kernel update. Is there a way to include this kernel during the install, that way we dont ahve to do the update after the install is done? Ryan

I am trying to use Perl to connect to a MS SQL 2000 Server. I Installed DBI, DBD::ODBC and am using iODBC. When I try and connect I get: [root@localhost mSQL]# perl connect.pl DBI connect('dsnName','userName',...) failed: [iODBC][Driver Manager]Data source name not found and no default driver...

I have been looking at this and was curious if anyone here uses it? Pros cons opinions on the product? Also from what I understand you can make your perl scripts into executables. Does this mean you could create a perl script that is an executable and run it on a machine that doesnt have perl...

I want to parse information out of a linux command but am having a bit of trouble getting it to do what I want. The values I want to gather can be any digits caps or lowercase and can end in (rev [a-z0-9]) or not. If they end in this value I want to gather everything up to but not including...

I am trying to figure out how to get 2 subrutines called at the same time using Win32::Process. It seems like it should do what I want it to do. But I cant figure out the syntax. The example give: ============ use Win32::Process; Win32::Process::Create($ProcessObj...

How would I go about executing a process and then continuing down the script. For example. proc step_one{} { copy file C:\file.txt D:\file.txt } proc step_two{} { execute new command } step_one (Now I want this to be going on in the background...and move on down the script) step_two...

If you set a variable and want to use that variable in a Proc you have to use the "global" command on that variable. Then it becomes usable. Like: ======= set foo "10" proc bar {} { global foo puts "$foo" } ======= This would print 10 I understand this. However, what if I want to...

I want to run a tcl script that will require md5.tcl. I see md5.tcl is located in the tcllib1.6 directory. If I run package require md5 I get "can't find package md5" How do I tell it where to look for the package? thanks,

I am trying to figure out how to run a md5 on a file. I have seen this done against a string. For instance: md5pure::md5 "hello world" But I would like to be able to run it against a file. Any suggestions you might be able to point me at? Thank

I was wondering if it is possible to parse a text file using TCL. For instance if I had the following in a file called file.txt: ------------- Ryan,3453, Jack,0, Tom,8948, blah,99, ------------- And I wanted to pull just the numbers out as variables how would I go about that? With Linux I...