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Hi b/ryce

I think your problem is when you change "x" to be "no more". Then the test fails on line 6 - [ $x -gt 0 ]


You could probably just quote your variable so test doesnt think you are...

Hash table -that's gonna take a lot of hash!

This is how I would troubleshoot.

Edit- Looking at the script keeping the error in mind. The error is saying that we are using a decreasing range.

For example:
this works


$ echo...

It's because $() means execute what commands between the braces and the results are what is returned.

So it will attempt to execute each file testsuite/good/*.jl and the result of each execution...

I'd like to hear your progress.

I wanted to let you know some issues with the script I posted,


I don't have all possible characters in the first grep. For example double quotes are missing....

I found this challenging, while not perfect here is what I came up with.
It uses a "+" sign as the flag. So if there are "+" in your text either change the flag or take them out first.

Use at...

Anything in you cmos settings regarding protecting bios?

*googles Jungian psychology*
collective unconscious...very interesting stuff.

Have your remains fed to a cat to complete the cycle!

I would run wireshark on another system to see if the DHCP request is hitting the wire.

go for it...life's to short

"consume recklessly, it's good for the economy"

Is it setup for DHCP


cat /etc/network/interfaces

My daughter actually has more experience with Linux than windows.

She recently bought herself a netbook. She told me "you are not putting linux on it!!"
She thought she was really missing out not...

Puppy linux addresses this by having an image file that is expanded to a RAM drive. The image file is only written to when the system is shutdown, to save writes. (at least I think it works that way)...

to see what PID has this open try


fuser /var/lib/apt/lists/lock

or


lsof|grep /var/lib/apt/lists/lock

korn shell wont like substitution like this $() afaik I think you need to either use backticks `` or curly braces ${}

Thanks for the zenety link it is on my list of things to check out.
ooh found a good link for zenity
http://linux.byexamples.com/archives/259/a-complete-zenity-dialog-examples-1/

#!/usr/bin/perl
#test ping results

#results of ping are stored in array @pingresult
#loop through array until finding "loss"
sub getpingresult () {
foreach my $curline (@pingresult){...

yep the html file is the input and output.

It reads the file into an array then closes it.

Opens the file again for writing and loops the through array.

Ping each member of arrays IP.
...

It will fly on "vector linux"

Since I'm still learning perl, I thought this might be a good little project.
I know I could have used net::ping module.


~$ cat pingtest.perl
#!/usr/bin/perl
#test ping results
sub...

If you are ambitious maybe try LFS (linux from scratch).

pentium 233Mhz 64MB ram big old laptop running vector linux, icewm I think was the WM ran very well.
Compaq armada 1700

I like this, there are lots of inventions that are later discovered to have been re-inventions.
Also that an idea is somewhat owing to the "foundation of ideas" which made it possible.