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I've used RHEL support once and they sucked. I found the answer faster by searching on google afterwards when I didn't find it the first round. That was a long time ago, I tend to find the answers faster on my own.

I'm missing something here - if it's a server and it's headless, what's it serving to unless it's connected to something?

Quote: Originally Posted by exceed1 Is it only the type of processor that determines if the computer can handle 64-bit applications or is it other parts of the computer as well ? AFAIK, CPU and operating system determines that (not 100% sure). Install 32bit OS on box with Amd64 and you'll have perfectly 32bit system.

This problem exists. You will glean it if you read the comments made by our friends jay73 and jiml8.

Thanks!! That worked real fine!! Windows and XP clocks in sync now!! Really appreciate the help!! murthy

a good title may be: "Is it possible to have Wireless AD-HOC server control?" Either way, I would assume it would be... You may need to run a dhcp server from the box. Then you could place restrictions as to what mac addresses can connect to it.

Quote: Originally Posted by lumak I'll have to try that when i get home! I never thought of doing that with functions in .bash_profile... does that work in an xsession through a virtual terminal? (by just typing xterm) It depends on the exact circumstances. If you login in a text console, then the shell that you open is a so-called login shell. Login shells read .bash_profile, so if you login in text mode that file will be sourced, and...

Well, the better thing to do is to locate the place where these specific directories are added to the path and remove them from the source. If you are sure they are for one user only, you have to look in all the configuration files under the user's home directory. For example, suppose you want to remove /path/to/some/dir from PATH: Code: find /home/user -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep "/path/to/some/dir" otherwise do the...

Oops...this post about my clock was supposed to be a new thread. It's not the first time I did that.

Quote: Originally Posted by cameleon666 if [ find /etc/httpd/conf.d/ -type f -exec grep -l 'redcube' {} \ ]; then echo "Variable present" else echo "Adding Variable" echo Include /etc/httpd/conf.d/redcube.include >> /etc/httpd/conf.d/zz010_psa_httpd.conf fi How to correct it, when string redcube found just show variable present if not add it at end of file. Correct what?? What's...