http://www.linuxquestions.org – Hi, I deleted some files on the command line and would like to learn if it's possible to recover them. It's not a terrible thing if they are gone, but I want to see what I can do. The server is configured as a hardware RAID5+1 (ext3, Debian Stable) and I *really* don't want to take a dd of the entire disk. (HowTos)

http://www.linuxquestions.org – Hi, I would like to ask the following: 1) ls -l |grep test -> this will grep every "ls -l" output line 2) ls -1 |xargs grep test -> this will grep every single file with test 3) ls -1 |xargs echo -> this will echo directory list 4) ls -1 |echo -> this does nothing!!! (HowTos)

http://forums.opensuse.org – Hello all, (Distributions)

http://www.linuxquestions.org – hi m totally new to fedora...... i just installed fedora wanted to access the internet so just did the proxy settings in the browser like i used to do for windows....... however the net is not working... smeone told me that there is some config file where we need to enter the proxy server's id addess n port....... (HowTos)

http://www.linuxquestions.org – OK, I know now that I shouldn't have deleted the installed files, I should have run "apt-get remove", but it's too late now. I'd like to clean up apt/dpkg so that it doesn't think the package whose files I've deleted is still installed, but when I run: Code: apt-get remove --purge linux-image-2.6.32-2.slh.4 I get the following: (HowTos)