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08-03-2001 04:38 PM
08-03-2001 04:38 PM
Command crashing my window
a simple command just crashes my window, this happens when ever i run this command.give all the garbage value to my window.I am just curious to know why this problem is occuring.
ps -ef|grep cd /
thank you
ps -ef|grep cd /
thank you
hi
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08-03-2001 05:51 PM
08-03-2001 05:51 PM
Re: Command crashing my window
Hello,
I ran that command and all I got was garbage too are you using telnet? What is your term type. Do
#echo $TERM
and to change it
do
TERM=hp
export hp
Mine is hp because I am using reflections.
If I do telnet thought the cmd promt it is ansi. And it works too. Regardles I ran that command too and all I got was garbage too. But it did not crash my window. Can you tell us exactly what you are looking or. Maybe you are using a wrong command.
Richard
I ran that command and all I got was garbage too are you using telnet? What is your term type. Do
#echo $TERM
and to change it
do
TERM=hp
export hp
Mine is hp because I am using reflections.
If I do telnet thought the cmd promt it is ansi. And it works too. Regardles I ran that command too and all I got was garbage too. But it did not crash my window. Can you tell us exactly what you are looking or. Maybe you are using a wrong command.
Richard
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08-03-2001 06:11 PM
08-03-2001 06:11 PM
Re: Command crashing my window
Hi:
What was actually going on was that grep was attempting to use "cd" as the pattern to match and "/" - the directory itself which contains non-ASCII data as the input file.
The correct way to do this is
ps -ef | grep "cd /" so that the pattern is interpreted correctly. This is a case of that dumb computer doing exactly what you told it to.
Regards, Clay
What was actually going on was that grep was attempting to use "cd" as the pattern to match and "/" - the directory itself which contains non-ASCII data as the input file.
The correct way to do this is
ps -ef | grep "cd /" so that the pattern is interpreted correctly. This is a case of that dumb computer doing exactly what you told it to.
Regards, Clay
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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08-03-2001 07:26 PM
08-03-2001 07:26 PM
Re: Command crashing my window
Hello,
Wouldn't that be that they are trying to grep for a process call "cd /" ?
Richard
Wouldn't that be that they are trying to grep for a process call "cd /" ?
Richard
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