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If you create a new user, that user should get a max password age of 41 days. So, yes there is a one day difference.

Red Hat (and linux in general) does not do "patches" per se. The updates are performed with full packages. Most people use a RHN subscription of some sort, though you could roll your own upgrades if you are not doing RHN subscriptions by downloading source rpms or going with CentOS built rpms. As for your other questions: You are not running 64bit. If you were, the architecture would not be i386

Ineed. Redhat / Fedora has its repositories and no need to install all .rpm's manually. Use yum for it. Code: yum install net-snmp-devel

If you want to create an NTFS partition, use fdisk (or whatever partitioner ships with your distribution) For manipulating NTFS partitions, there's ntfsprogs And finally, for mounting NTFS partitions read/write there's the NTFS-3G implementation, which should ship with any more or less current distribution.

/dev/cciss/c0d0p1 is Smart Array controller drivers ..

Hi I have installed OEL 4 on my dell XPS laptop. But when i connect the LAN cable and try to acesss internet. it does not work. the led's in the port do not blink when i plug in the cable .do i need some drivers please suggest. Thanks Ankur

Hi, I want to install net-snmp-devel package but i have following dependecy problem. It's very odd, i don't get it. One of packages is depended on the other one, the other one is depended on the previous one as well. :S :S Could you help me please? Here are the steps: [root@tkist2 Desktop]# ls -l total 2664 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 220771 Nov 4 2008 elfutils-0.137-3.el5.x86_64.rpm -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 63601 Nov 4 2008...

If I recall right you can do a Code: rpm -ivh <rpm> <rpm> <rpm> .....

Hi Need some help, bit of a noobie here. This command work perfectly with unix. returns a value of 1 which is what i want. ps -eo user,comm |grep -v grep |grep -c /path to file When i run the same command on a linux server it returns a value of 0., something maybe wrong with the command. The process im looking for is definately running. Just returns a value of 0 someone please help

I don't know which flavor of unix you are used to using so I can't give you a direct translation. Switches for the various standard unix/linux commands vary between distributions. Check the man pages for the command to find the switch that provides the output you are looking for.