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Thanks Ron ,
This worked . But do you know why it happens . As I said its happening
third
time with me . My unix screen behaves weired sometimes it doesn't print
any
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Thanks Ron ,
This worked . But do you know why it happens . As I said its happening third
time with me . My unix screen behaves weired sometimes it doesn't print any
character I type and some time it prints characters which I never type ( in
this particular case ).
Thanks,
-ak
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It could have unprintable characters in the name. You can do ls -m, then
rename the file.
$ ls -m
mytest1.lis, mytest.lis , mytest2.lis
$ mv "mytest.lis " mytest.lis
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Could it have some special characters in the name?
Try "cat *" instead.
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This happening with me 3 rd time on this hp
It probably contains an unprintable control character or an extra space.
Try doing
$ ls -li# to get the inode
$ find . -inode -exec mv {} \;
or something similar.
Adam
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This generally happens when there is a CTL-H embedded in the filename. Try
mv *m* anotherfilename
You should be able to get at it after that.
Ron Thomas
Hypercom, Inc
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Each new user of a new system uncovers a new class of bugs. -- Kernighan
Likely there are "non-printing" characters in the name of
the file...
To see them, try "ls -alt | od -c | more". To view, rename,
or delete the file, use wildcards...
> This happening with me 3 rd time on this hp box . When I
> do ls -alt I can see a file in current directory but when
> I try t
Decent UPS equipment usually comes with a serial connection and
software. You can tell it to run a script when the UPS signals that it's
switched to internal power, typically this will page someone and might
even run an orderly shutdown. Even though a single UPS can support many
machines, it will
On Jun 14, 2001 at 11:55:32PM, Shahid Malik(IT) wrote:
> Hi friends,
> I want to execute a procedure just before database crash due to
> light failure,etc.
> Is there any solution at database or operating system level.???
Do you have UPS? There are some daemons for UPS which are suita
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