Q. how do I reset the numbers on the command line prompt:
hostname[1000]%
I noticed when I log in it always starts at 1000 and counts up til I logout and login again. When I login again it still starts at 1000. How do I reset this number? I thought it was the history command, but learned it wasn't.
hostname[1000]%
I noticed when I log in it always starts at 1000 and counts up til I logout and login again. When I login again it still starts at 1000. How do I reset this number? I thought it was the history command, but learned it wasn't.
A. You need to set the prompt variables in your profile file or in the .bash_rc file.
Do a search on "linux .profile" (note the dot in front of "profile"). Look for ways to set the PS1 and PS2 prompts.
Do a search on "linux .profile" (note the dot in front of "profile"). Look for ways to set the PS1 and PS2 prompts.
How can I safe a javascript generated page to an html file from a linux command line?
Q. Hi,
I have a javascript/ajax page that I'd like to save as the generated html to a file. URL
http://www.neaveru.com/digg/stats/kevinrose/max_comments/0/days/14
Is there a way to do that? I haven't found any firefox command-line like that.
Thanks!
safe?? save! ;)
sorry, I want to run this in a cron... so I can't click ;)
I have a javascript/ajax page that I'd like to save as the generated html to a file. URL
http://www.neaveru.com/digg/stats/kevinrose/max_comments/0/days/14
Is there a way to do that? I haven't found any firefox command-line like that.
Thanks!
safe?? save! ;)
sorry, I want to run this in a cron... so I can't click ;)
A. from FF & a cron, no way.
there might be some lynx variant or other 'get' tool that does JavaScript.
http://www.google.com/search?q=linux+JavaScript+command+line
you could capture the data that the ajax gets, and save that to a file... but not the graph.
is it your site? a little cgi program instead would be able to capture the graph.
I could do it in Safari on a mac with applescript!
there might be some lynx variant or other 'get' tool that does JavaScript.
http://www.google.com/search?q=linux+JavaScript+command+line
you could capture the data that the ajax gets, and save that to a file... but not the graph.
is it your site? a little cgi program instead would be able to capture the graph.
I could do it in Safari on a mac with applescript!
how do you access a remote computer from the linux command line?
Q. i know the sshusername@computername part, but how do i get to the point where i type that in the command line?
A. Take a look at the "ssh" command (manual page linked below from Duke University)
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