if i have a directory with many *.conf files, and i also in the same directory have other files that end with *.tar and *.gz. And i want to compress all files in that directory execpt the allready compresed files like *.tar and *.gz

 

tar cf funnet.tar * except ?

 

 

also how can i find files that have not been modified in like 1 year ? i know there is atime fuction, but what should i use when we speak of years.. ?

 

 

-knut

as root do this

 

Hey there, I have my Linux box working as a gateway for my windows computer. How do I open ports so that my windows box will get a high ID on emule? My current iptables config is

use Mozilla or use FireFox or use Opera or get a clue !

 

look at this poor users Internet Explorer !! ;)

 

hahaha

 

cheers

 

anyweb

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Does the Hard Linux for You.

 

This rocks!

 

How many licks does it take to get to the center of Linux

 

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Ok here the situation, Currently i have one box hooked up to my cable net connection. It maintains my

website and the game i run. Recently i agreed to help out one of my musician friends and host some of his music. The problem I'm running into is when people dl his music it's slowing my game down. I guess my main question is, If i move the webserver to a differant box on the same network will this solve the slow down problem? The way i see it, is it's either my box can't handle both or my network can't. How can i determine where the problem is coming from?

like this ?

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Is pronouncing the word "Linux'' one of the great mysteries of this forum ?

Well, not anymore. :P

Okay so I've been reading some of the other threads and I've reasonibly convinced myself this is a unique topic so feel free to link me an answer if that assesment is wrong but here goes.

 

I just freshly installed Fedora Core 2 onto my system, the install seems to have completed sucessfully, except now that it has rebooted I keep getting this screen and it does not progress past the end of it no matter how long I've sat there and waited it out thus far. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions? I appreciate you taking the time to review this question. :)

 

 

More or less the screen read out:

 

Welcome to Fedora Core

Press "I" to enter interactive startup

 

configuring kernel parameters: ok

setting clock (local time): ok

loading default keymap (us): ok

setting hostname localhost.localdomain: ok

initializing USB controller (ohci-hcd): ok

Mounting USB filesystem: ok

 

Your system appears to have shut down uncleanly

Press Y within 1 second to force file system integrity check...

checking root file system

/: clean, 147399/1240320 files, 727003/2480034 blocks

 

unmount: /initrd: device is busy

Remounting root filesystem in read-write mode: ok

Activating swap partitions: ok

Checking filesystems

/boot: recovering journal

/boot: clean, 30/26104 files. 9245/104388 blocks

 

Mounting local filesystems: ok

Enabling local filesystem quotas: ok

Enabling swap space: ok

I have a fresh installation of FC2....I read the document on this site telling me how to install aMule. I followed them to the "T" but I still get errors, telling me that I certain rpms need other stuff to install. My question is: Do I need to go and find each and every package? or can I use apt-get or something like that to get what I need.

 

 

Thanks,

 

Mike