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[ILUG] Interesting little libC functions & commands...

[ILUG] Interesting little libC functions & commands...

Caolan McNamara Caolan.McNamara at ul.ie
Thu Jun 17 12:56:54 IST 1999


1) 
I mistyped date a year or two ago by accident and did ddate, and ta-da i 
discovered diskworld date, which came by default with redhat4.2 and
5.1, maybe later versions as well. Took me by suprise i have to say.

Today is Pungenday, the 22nd day of Confusion in the YOLD 3165

so there !

2) 
Using tar to move a dir from one location to another and retaining 
user id's and premissions correctly, which cp -R will shag, i.e using
a users home dir from one disk to another (which mv won't allow) as root
without making an arse of the whole thing

( cd /home/ ; tar -cvpf - username ) | ( cd /newhome ; tar -xvpf - )


C.

Real Life: Caolan McNamara           *  Doing: MSc in HCI
Work: Caolan.McNamara at ul.ie          *  Phone: +353-61-202699
URL: http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan    *  Sig: an oblique strategy
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