I see a 'Run' menu at the start menu at lubuntu desk top.
We run some menu driven software that has the ability to batch menu paths and generate reports quickly. Normally you run a batch like:
Code:
$ BATCH BATCHNAME
The batch program then prompts you for the date you want the report run for.
I have an Ubuntu server that I administer through SSH. When I login as root I get a full path in the prompt, like /var/www . I created a user with sudo privileges for the purposes of administration. When I login with home, all I see in the command prompt is a $. Is there a fix for this?
Thanks,
Justin
When I start a program that runs for a bit, say make, I could just type the next command in bash even before I got a prompt back and when the
first command finished, the second one was executed as if I had typed it later. But suddenly this doesn't work any more. The additional command will be shown at the prompt after the first one finished but is not executed.
I added this command to my root .bashrc file to add color to my prompt
and to simplify its path portion to the lowest level directory,
Code:
export PS1="\e[1;31m\u@\h:\W\$\e[m "
and my bash prompt comes up ending with $ when I expected #.
Also, occasionally, when I enter a command, part of that command
becomes part of my prompt!
If the following is a prompt and command,
Code:
I've got Fedora 18 with Gnome.
When I click a user name on the login screen, the other ones disappear but the password prompt never shows up. It stays this way for a few seconds, then comes back to the original state with the list of users.
It seems when I first setup a new user in Outlook 2007, a login prompt comes up and asks for credentials. After the account is setup, the login prompt will repeatedly prompt throughout the day and is a little annoying. This happened recently as all other machines are not doing this - just a few machines on the network. Any help would be much appreciated.
How to convert your java program so that it runs as a batch program i.e it can be run like a command in the ubuntu or any linux machine. What is the procedure and what are the steps to follow?
Specifically java program. C program is also fine.
I want to know if any libraries to be added to the java/c program and also where to place the program and how to write a man page.
Hi All,
Currently our application is running on the server having AIX 5.3 OS.
What we intend to do is to run a shell script owned by another user and needs to be run as that particular user.
I was trying to create a shell script using the su command before running the actual script (which will be executed from the new script). The su command always prompt for a password.
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