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Robert, thank you! Sometimes this linux, unix is so easy! Never thought that this command is available, it´s so uncryptic ;-)

Hi folks, It looks that I´m naughty, but I need to pause a bash script for f.e. 5 secs. Instead of counting in a for - loop, there must be an elegant way to do this. Any suggestions TIA Oliver

Hi folks, I´d like to control a basic-stamp via a serial connection. Is there any cli-program wich I can use to send data via f.e. /dev/ttys2. Maybe this is trivial, or not? I cannot find any resource in the web about this. Any suggestions ? TIA Oliver

PROBLEM SOLVED Thanx chebbi, just added &quot;name&quot; and it worked! code snippet: <form name=&quot;model&quot; action=&quot;test_dr.php3&quot; method=&quot;post&quot;> if(..) { // you have to select something <select onchange=&quot;form.action='test_dr.php3'; form.submit();&quot...

Hi Folks, I´d like to submit a form automatically, without using the onload() function, it should be done within the code. There´s a form, which will be shown,if an option is true. The form will show a select with onchange. but if theres no option, the form should be automaticly submitted...

PROBLEM SOLVED Marsd, thanks for giving the direction, I solved the problem like this: $ awk '{ print $1 }' < logfile | sort -u > single_ipnums.txt Even if I think, that in your snippet the fourth IP part is missing. Shouldn´t it be  if ($0 ~ /[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]/).. BTW I think now...

Hello Paul, I´m not shure, but you should not alter the bashrc generally, make this only for the users who have to log in on a Xsession. F.e. the user paul has an X login the user foo not. When you log via exeed as paul, you´ll get the X session if you login as foo, who has no X you´ll get the...

marsd, thanks for your response, but as result there should be a file or output, which only shows the different IP-numbers. f.e. logfile 192.163.224.6 ... 192.163.224.6 ... 192.163.224.6 ... 192.163.224.6 ... 202.305.121.253 ... 202.305.121.253 ... 202.305.121.253 ... the output should be...

Hi folks, having some trouble with awk. Maybe one could help me with this script. As you see in the comments, this file should extract IP Numbers from an apache logfile, to &quot;nslookup&quot; their names. But it seems that I have a mistake saving the actual content on a &quot;stack&quot; to...