i have installed red hat and i have configured several settings. how can i do to having a boot cd with all my settings if i have fatal error (like disk crash...).
have you a solutions for me ? thanks
there is a difference between "CR"+"LF" and "CR"+"esc"+"&a+01R".
when i write my file with "CR"+"esc"+"&a+01R", i can put more ligne on the page than i write with CR/LF. why???
i want a C function that can translate any relative name (like ../bin/sh) into absolute name (like /usr/bin/sh)
i want a C solution if it's possible
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in fact what i want to know, it's teh difference between open-read and fopen-fread (some parameters I/O...).
i'ven't got the same result when i read /dev/telnet/xxxx
which are the differences between fopen and open?
i 've not the same result if i use open-read-close or if i use fopen-fread-fclose in order to read on a terminal
i want to write binary data in a gz file.
i can create file.gz with the popen but i can't write my datas.
printf does't like binary datas like null char
thanks
how can i know the creation date of a UNIX file?
i've found st_ctime of fstat class but t isn't ok because all time i change the access mod of the file, the st_ctime is varying
excuse for my bad english....
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