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I want to mount a device to a designated dir, how can I know what file systems already exist in my machine? I am using a NFS system, Thank you
Use df command with -a argument:
df -a
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i am getting an error "Unable to determine installation location. Please set the environment variable 'EBSDIR' to the installation directory."
can anyone tell me what is environment variable EBSDIR and what does it used for? which installation path it is asking for?
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It is the installation directory for the McAfee E-Business Server. The default location would be /usr/local/ebs.
Try:
locate McAfeeEBSGUI.jar
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I have a file that was uploaded to my host that has password, how can in unzip file on the server ?
I know password !!
You can use the SharpZipLib for zipping and unzipping files.
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I want to copy the passwd program to my own directory but am not able to find it. Can anyone please tell where exactly is the passwd program file located in unix?
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Finding out is easy enough on any *nix machine, by using which:
[user#server ~]$ which passwd
/usr/bin/passwd
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Is WebDAV a commonly-used, standard protocol?
Yes, it is a standard protocol and it is widely used. Windows, Mac OS X and Linux do support it, SubVersion uses it as one of its primary protocols, and there are countless other examples.
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I need to add DKIM to a Postfix installation. I've found two implementations that work with Postfix. OpenDKIM, and dkim-milter dkim-milter. The former claims to be a fork of the latter.
OpenDKIM appears to be the more active project, judging from releases and mailing list activity.
Which of these implementations (or another) should I use?
At least one other user found that OpenDKIM worked better. So I would probably try that first.