>First the guy who used to manage the server before has made a batch to make
>an easy backup of the system on a DAT tape. The main command is
>dump 0sf 61000 /dev/st0 /
Dunno. Have you read dump's man page?
[...]
>The second ( probably stupid ) question is : what is the alias which='type
>-path' used for.
> which ls
/bin/ls
Tells you which directory this program came from. (given that an arbitrary
number of directories, as per the PATH env var, can be searched). Usually
used when you roll your own replacement to a std program, and what to be
sure that you're getting /home/me/bin/ls and not /bin/ls.
Also, if it's a script, you may see the idiom
vi `which myscript`
Saves you having to cd there, or write out the canonical pathname.
>The third question which is off topic ( feel free to ignore ) is : does
>anybody knows an easy way to setup a web counter on my web server ( using
>java script or cgi ...) whithout needing to refer to a page located on an
>other server, which is right now the only way i've found to do this. Maybe
>someone has a good page on the subject but i haven't found it yet.
Apache, the http server supplied with RedHat has the necessary smarts to do
this by itself. Have a look at its documentation, or go to
http://www.apache.org for more details.
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