Ori Idan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am trying to compile a test program in C
I can't find stdio.h in my system so I deleted the include line
I compiled the file, it seems that it did compile, however, ld complained
that it can't find crt1.o, I assume this is the C startup code.
I can't
Hi all
Does anyone know how to connect to a remote host by telnet using a shell
script ?
I need to get some data using a telnet.
Thank you
Mike
On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, Mike wrote:
Use expect
--Ariel
Hi all
Does anyone know how to connect to a remote host by telnet using a shell
script ?
I need to get some data using a telnet.
Thank you
Mike
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| Ariel
Eyal Retter wrote:
Here I got a very long list of packeges based on the older lib (libXXX-1.8)
and it refused to update it.
I decided to ask before trying the --force...;)
If you do rpm -ivh it'll install without erasing the old one, so things that
are linked to libXXX.so.1 will still
On Wed, 7 Apr 1999, Dmitry Fink (aka FINiK) wrote:
DFaFon other servers as well. Is there a way tom make telnet client not
DFaFto look in /etc/services? Or maybe I did it all wrong again, and there is
DFaFsome other way.
Did you try to issue
telnet -h
at command prompt? :) ...
On Thu, Apr 08, 1999 at 11:29:27AM +0200, Ori Idan wrote:
install the gcc-something.rpm file found in your cd (don't know
the exact path. you'll find that out).
I think rh 5.2 comes with gcc version 2.7.3.
If you need C++ support then also install the gcc-g++something.rpm
I installed I
install the gcc-something.rpm file found in your cd (don't know
the exact path. you'll find that out).
I think rh 5.2 comes with gcc version 2.7.3.
If you need C++ support then also install the gcc-g++something.rpm
I installed I think both packages, I am sure I installed gcc.
Indeed it
