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Cow gives birth!

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Clinotus

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I added a small 266mhz 😱,that was laying around to my modest herd, running RH7.0 - I'll have to brush up a bit on my linux to see the client starts a boot. Anyhow, I'm running all my data dumps through a RT314 router Here's to Team Anandtech!!

Russ, do I need to give you any additional info for stats?
 
edit the file /etc/rc.d/rc.local

at the end of the file add these lines

echo "Starting Dnetc Client"
/path/to/the/dnetc/client/dnetc -quiet &

That will do it.

LD
 
so what is the '&' supposed to do

It automatically forks the process into the background so that you regain control of the terminal session. 🙂
 
Clinotus,

If you are going through the same router, and thus the same IP address, nope, nothing additional is needed. And, congratulations on that baby cow.🙂

Poof,

"Forks"? HeHe, I don't know about you, but some of the Linux language cracks me up. Matter of fact, I frequently use a very similar word when I'm trying to get the boxes to behave.😀

Russ, NCNE
 
some of the Linux language cracks me up.

Tell me about it! 😛 It's true unix-speak!

Stuff like "child processes" and "kill[ing]" a process or even "hup[ping]" a process. 😉

The app names like "grep" and "awk", etc., is what cracks me up the most! 😀
 
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