Saidar is a curses-based tool for viewing the system statistics avail-able through libstatgrab.
I would like to compress a text file using gzip command line tool while keeping the original file. By default running the following command
gzip file.txt
results in modifying this file and renaming it file.txt.gz. instead of this behavior I would like to have this new compressed file in addition to the existing one file.txt.
Hi,
When sending to an established newsletter list just moved to a shiny new cpanel server, the client is complaining of too many bounces.
Many with the error shown below:
...........
Deferred: 452 4.3.1 Insufficient system resources
Message could not be delivered for 12 hours
Message will be deleted from queue
...........
We see to have plenty of resouces and there is no limits set
Can we get the network bandwidth usage statistics (of single computer) within a LAN by using SNMP queries?
Thanks.
Edit:
I mean to say that we can query a router to get informations such as number of interfaces, total bandwidth usages etc.
I have access to a server via SSH, I download files from it over SFTP or HTTP. I want to pull down a 4.4GB .mkv file but I have limited bandwidth.
I have used zip, gzip and p7zip, but the file is always 4.4GBs after the compression process. After fiddling with some of the CLI args I managed on one attempt to get the file down to 4.3GBs.
I have about a million files for which I need to get the filename, size, and date modified.
Is there any improvement that can be done, performance-wise, on the following command to get this information?
find ./ -exec ls -lh {} \;
Note: I can exclude files such as ".file", ".trash/", and any folders themselves (i.e., I only need the file information).
Update:
Here are the results:
$ time (fi
System
Debian 6 / 32 bit
VSphere
Goal
Resize main partition to utilize all resources now available.
This would be my first time posting to the Ubuntu forums so feel free to make fun of the n00b so long as you help me. :KS
I am running Ubuntu 10.10, and using a Visionnet ADSL 2 +4 Wireless w/usb M505 router. I am trying to understand, and correctly start bandwidth management. I have a leech on my network that does not understand the concept of sharing bandwidth.
hi
been a long time user of the xda forums and love the site thanks to all u who keep it up and running :good:
so i got me the lumia 900 a couple of weeks ago and started waitimg for the upcoming 7.8 update but i`m not the most patiend guy around so
when finally the 7.8 leak came out i figured why the hell not try to get it to my phone
never flashed a windows phone before so had to do some
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