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Hello Everyone-- I have about 90 computers on a large domain controlled network and I would like to be able to administer them remotely. I know about terminal services and the computers that I administer have terminal services installed on them. When I try to connect to them over the network...

I'm using a combo box in a form. I want the user to be able to select a value in a combo box and then it will fill in a text box with the corresponding value. Example: I have a list of "types" that have a "type ID". I want the user to be able to pick the "type" from a combo box and then the...

I've just started using RH9 a few months ago and when I go to install some programs I get library not found errors. When I get these errors I download the libraries and run ./configure and then run make install. And then I try to do the install again I still get the same errors. I know I should...

I'm running red hat 9 on my box and for some reason I'm having trouble getting mozilla to run. When I click on the icon or run the command from bash it acts like its starting it for a second and then it never does. Its not that its taking too long it just doesn't start sometimes. I thought it...

I want a batch file to load when I login to windows. I put the things that I want to load into the autoexec.bat file and it doesn't run it on start up. What should I do so that when a user logs into the computer it runs the programs in the script?

Is there a windows command or program that I can run that will automatically log a windows user out of windows and go to the main windows 2000 login screen?

I'm setting up a computer that will allow a user to set up an account and thats it. I want the user to log in and then a telnet dialog will come up. I've got that no problem, but after the telnet session ends I want to the computer to automatically logoff and go back to the main windows 2000...

I want to set up my linux box so everyone that logs on will have access to the same paths. Is there a file that will alow all users to have access to the same paths or will I have to edit every users .bashrc file with the updated path. I know that some flavors of linux have a profile.local...

I am having a really hard time getting the path in my .bash_profile file set so I can run all the commands in /sbin from the command line with out having to supply the path. My .bash_profile file looks like this: # .bash_profile # Get the aliases and functions if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then...

I'm trying to use profile.local to set a path in Red Hat 9. I want to be able to use all the commands in the sbin folder just like I would any other command (without having to type the path). I entered this line into the file and even after I run the script it still doesn't work...

I have a linux server on a dynamic IP, I wrote a script that will get the IP address of the computer and then update a web site with the new address so I will be able to get to the server from anywhere. The only problem is I don't know how to make the script run on a timed intervel so I don't...

How do you change a user's privileges? Is there a command to do this or do you need to set it up when u create the user?

I'm not sure how to go to a file one line at a time so I could use data on each line to make an average. What would be the best command to use to do this, and is it possible to use a for loop to count through a file one line at a time?

I need to sort a file of data with the columns seperated by commas instead of spaces. How do I change the column delimters to commas with the sort command?

Is there anyway to upload a file onto an FTP server where you don't have to phisically be at the terminal to type in the username and password? I want a script to upload a page on to a web server through FTP so I can have access to the info in the file but I don't want to have to be there to...