> Is there a command that allows me to see the contents of the directory on
> our server. That way I could at least nut out what I'm working with. I am
> not even sure what version we are running.
The 'ls' command will allow you view the contents of a directory and 'cd'
allows you to change directories.. To view a directory that has more than
a page full of things in it, use 'ls | more', and to find out more
information about commands type 'man <command>' (e.g. 'man ls').. In the
/usr/doc directory you will find lots of information regarding different
'bits and pieces'.. I'm sure that there are plenty of good sites on the
net to assist you, but I cannot think of any off of the top of my head ;-(
Regards
Chris Fishwick
Technical Support
Southern Internet Services
Work Home Page: http://www.southcom.com.au
Personal Page: http://www.calvin.nu
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