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chmod a+w sample
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chmod u+w sample
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I came across this command in one the the shell scripts (based on sun solaris) i am not able to understand what is does and what its output is…

saying “No such file or directory”. These useless stuff are actually scrolling the display too fast the real search results are not visible. Apart from having root access in the first place, as an ordinary user, how to make the find command stop the empty junk that it displays as “No such file or directory”? [...]

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hi, i am working on solaris
trying to execute this command.
du -k /lpg
the command works ok but i want the output not to be displayed on screen but instead to be written in a text file.
i tried this but it didnt work.
du -k /lpg > /izmir1/output.txt
Somebody has an idea?

hi, i am working on solaris
trying to execute this command.
du -k /lpg
the command works ok but i want the output not to be displayed on screen but instead to be written in a text file.
i tried this but it didnt work.
du -k /lpg > /izmir1/output.txt
Somebody has an idea?

And is ‘proc’ standing for something here or is it a bunch of modifiers bunched together?
I’m running ubuntu dapper, I understand what the permissions and users means, but I don’t know why these specific files are listed. tia.

i accidentally typed in the command “cd /mnt/tmp’” with an apostrophe at the end and now i get a > prompt. also i cant get out of it

ps
use man ps for all the possible switches
like % ps -aux

What i do is cd /; find | grep .java
That works for me (i guess i like using grep)