Hello,
I've been trying to include the quote () characters and spaces into a tcsh script
variable; for already two days I've been trying various ways doing this to no avail!
I'm about to think that it is impossible.
For example:
#!/bin/tcsh
set flag=-f t
i'm running FreeBSD 4.8 on one of my machines. i'm having a really
frustrating problem. i cannot connec to anything outside of the
interface.
i've quarduple checked that the NIC is assigned an address with the same
subnet as my network. i can ping the ip address on the NIC, but i can't
ping
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 09:34:17PM -0400, Chuck Swiger wrote:
OK. Can the existence of such problems be confirmed reliably, say by
regression testing?
The problem is in identifying precisely which piece of code is
failing. A regression test is only useful if it concisely exercises a
Hallo BSD people. I'm installing BSD4.8 on a DELLi486(notebook) which doesn't have a
CD-ROM. I would really appreciate if you know any solutions to how I can install the
BSD extra packages with a ZIP100 parralell port after the floppy install.
At ieomega.com I didn't find any drives.
Any help
On Thu, 2003-07-31 at 21:42, Rob Lahaye wrote:
When I use
set flag='-f t '
When I echo this out, I get what you are wanting...
can you show us how you are using this, to get the weird behavior?
Thanks
MeM
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Rob Lahaye wrote:
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Any solutions for this problem with quotes and spaces in tcsh script?
Or is tcsh not suitable for this kind of things?
Ugh, the latter. :-) /bin/sh handles nested quoting right, but crunches the
space together:
% foo=-f \t \
% echo $foo
-f t
% foo='-f t '
% echo
ok ok... I noticed one thing while playing with this...
the script hello.sh
#!/bin/tcsh -f
set JUNK='-f t '
echo ${JUNK}
echo ${JUNK}
The first echo prints it -f t
and the second -f t
Can you use it with the double quotes around it?
later
MeM
On Thu, 2003-07-31 at 22:12, Michael E.
I'm trying to install FreeBSD 4.8 on a machine with no CD-ROM, and only a
PCMCIA NIC (Microsoft (yep) MN-520, Prism 2, works under Linux using the
prism2_cs driver). sysinstall prompts for the PCMCIA bus'es memory
segment and usable IRQs, and I give it the values that Linux was using on
the same
In the last episode (Jul 31), Chuck Swiger said:
Rob Lahaye wrote:
[ ... ]
Any solutions for this problem with quotes and spaces in tcsh
script? Or is tcsh not suitable for this kind of things?
Ugh, the latter. :-) /bin/sh handles nested quoting right, but crunches
the space together:
Kris Kennaway wrote:
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 09:34:17PM -0400, Chuck Swiger wrote:
OK. Can the existence of such problems be confirmed reliably, say by
regression testing?
The problem is in identifying precisely which piece of code is
failing. A regression test is only useful if it concisely
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 10:30:57PM -0400, Chuck Swiger wrote:
Kris Kennaway wrote:
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 09:34:17PM -0400, Chuck Swiger wrote:
OK. Can the existence of such problems be confirmed reliably, say by
regression testing?
The problem is in identifying precisely which piece of
Dan Nelson wrote:
Actually it doesn't. You get this result because sh splits variables
on $IFS before passing the result to a command, so what echo gets is
argv[1]=-f \t
argv[2]=\
I come to the conclusion that there's no intuitive solution in a
tcsh script for
set foo='-f a '
My
try doing a XFree86 -configure and see if that produces a working conf... then
just move it and change it to the desired res and whatever...
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 17:17:06 +0100
Per Nilsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
I was wondering if you can tell me how to get my video card working in
In the last episode (Aug 01), Rob Lahaye said:
Another odd behaviour occurs when I say:
set foo=abc
which tcsh reduces to a b c, despite the quotes.
This works for me (-CURRENT).
$ tcsh
dan: {3001} set foo=abc
dan: {3002} set | grep foo
_ set foo=a
Using sysinstall, was going to install emacs and kde.
Install failed on installing imake. The error I got
Was Add of package imake-4.3.0 aborted, error code 1
- Please check the debug screen for more info.
, then got Loading of dependent package imake-4.3.0
failed.
Where is this debug screen
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 10:30:57PM -0400, Chuck Swiger wrote:
Fine. However, you don't _need_ to identify the reason why the kernel
died, or solve the bug in global common expression elimination to solve the
problem of compiling the system with cc -O2 resulting in a buggy kernel.
If you
No, that was fine. I understand what you are saying. I was actually thinking
that myself, I was just wondering if anyone had any easier way. It's not a
big deal really, I just change the default install dirs on one port. That
means that I change all of 4 lines in a Makefile, I was just
Hi to all list
I'm a newbie of freebsd (I used linux for a couple of years),I had just
assembled my new computer (Gigabyte 7VAXP with athlon XP2500+ ), I installed
a 5.0 release and is working fine and I'd like to know if I can set the
kernel to support usb 2.0 or I have to install the freebsd
i'm running FreeBSD 4.8 on one of my machines. i'm having a
really frustrating problem. i cannot connec to anything
outside of the interface.
Is it giving any error msg?
If it says no route to host, you need to setup a default route, but I
doubt this is the issue.
i've quarduple
On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 02:18:25PM -0400, Lucas Holt wrote:
There was a vulnerability released today in wu ftpd and I'm unclear if
this would affect the software running on a freebsd system. It appears
to cause problems on linux 2.4.x kernels but not older kernels due to
the way the
where i can download free FreeBSD,
thanks
GERARDO DIAZ
PERU
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This is where I got the latest ISO:
ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD/releases/i386/ISO-IMAGES/5.1
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Dear Mr. Aaron Siegel,
I am sorry for bothering you again...and Thank you for your response...
Yes, 192.168.1.5 is our gateway's IP address. I was able to route add default
192.168.1.5 as root. When I netstat -r the default 192.168.1.5 showed up. Just to
be sure below is the result of my
Does FreeBSD support IRDA devices? and how to config?
thk!
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Eric,
Not knowing what all you've got configured exactly, here's a couple of
possible guesses to weed out the basics.
Can you do a reverse DNS lookup on your mail server? In other words, perform
a whois on the IP address and get a legit domain name. Many servers require
this in order to
Stan,
Could you describe your hardware in a bit more detail. I can't imagine
why your system would hard lock, unless there is something seriously
wrong. Also, I'm curious why puc is detecting your card as sio4 and sio5
(COM5 and COM6 respectively) Most mainboards only have sio0/COM1 and
sio1/COM2.
Hi,
On a FreeBSD 4.3 server (I inherited when I took over IT duties at a new
client), I am getting Undefined symbol __stdoutp error messages when
I try to run utilities (e.g. sudo) that I have pkg_add'ed to the server.
Also, attempts to build the latest 'sudo' port fail. Initially, the
port
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