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freesco:howtos:build_in_commands: 19 Hits
his is a listing and explanation of FREESCO 0.3.5 commands : ====== <file> [root@Freesco]_ /bin directory commands date pkg chvt clock control ping htpa... umount zcat /sbin directory commands = agetty crond chat
freesco:howtos:forward_a_port: 12 Hits
. The **Port forwarding** menu offers a few other commands: ^ Command ^ Comments ^ | ADD | Use this command to ADD a port forward, see screen shot | | DEL | Use this command to delete a port forward | | LIST | Use this command to list
freesco:manuals:clients:winnt:printing: 11 Hits
an also submit an LPR print job directly from the command-line interface using the LPR.EXE utility. Finall... hich is only available in the form of the LPQ.EXE command-line utility. This chapter explores how to insta... . It also discusses using the LPR.EXE and LPQ.EXE command-line utilities and their proper syntax. <file>
freesco:manuals:027:10._installing_add-on_packages: 8 Hits
ESCO 0.2.7 package system! ==== 10.2 Package commands ==== === listpkg === <code> listpkg [URL] </code> This command can be used to list the packages available on a package site. When the command is ... kage list at the requested URL.\\ Basically this command is using [[freesco:manuals:027:commands:snarf]] t
freesco:howtos:how_to_create_an_add-on_package: 8 Hits
e of a "challenge". I do most of my work from the command line, but you're welcome to use f.i. the Midnight Commander add-on package if you want. --- //[[webmaster@dingetje.homeip.net|dingetje]] 2005/05/31... the target system. It must be used to add (user) commands to the target system. My utils_1.0 package f.i.
freesco:manuals:027:packages: 7 Hits
h contains the listpkg, installpkg, and removepkg commands, so you can see how simple they really are. The ... hould be done, but heres the basics: The listpkg command just looks for a file called packages.txt and dis... ou want to view it, and then executes it. Several command line arguments are passed to your install script,
freesco:howtos:package_system_027: 7 Hits
h contains the listpkg, installpkg, and removepkg commands, so you can see how simple they really are. The ... hould be done, but heres the basics: The listpkg command just looks for a file called packages.txt and dis... ou want to view it, and then executes it. Several command line arguments are passed to your install script,
freesco:howtos:howto_setup_phpbb2: 5 Hits
which I didn't have at that time. In this how-to, commands you'll have to input are in code blocks. Enjoy,... s_1.0_dingetje. This package contains the **tar** command you'll need to untar the files you're about to do... e mirror. Copy/paste that URL into the next snarf command (in the example below the Belgium mirror is used)
freesco:howtos:setting_up_an_development_environment: 5 Hits
he instructions. You should also know basic Linux commands such as ''ls'', ''cd'', etc. [ [[setting_up_an_... ogged in, you can shutdown Zipslack by giving the command "''halt''". **Milestone 3**: You should now be ... ''ncftp'' to transfer the files, you can use the command <code>mget xbin.tgz xprog.tgz xlib.tgz xfnts.tg
freesco:howtos:plug_and_play: 5 Hits
nds with the double brackets line after the ACT Y command. Thus, if you are trying to comment a particular ... some lines not inside these entries contain vital commands to detect, initialize and finalize the configura... remaining. Between the #Card ... )) lines, those commands that are not #'d are those that have been chosen
freesco:howtos:packages_027: 5 Hits
out need of specialist knowledge. ===== Package commands ===== There are several commands used within Fr... package to install for which there is the listpkg command, which shows which packages are available from a ... n the official Freesco site by giving the listpkg command the address, e.g.: <code>listpkg http://www.froms
freesco:manuals:03x:relnotes034: 5 Hits
anges to the control panel. ALL of the ban/allow commands can be time based rules with the addition of a s... he number of days that you specify with a special command that can be included into a crond job. A new op... A DOS file system is still required for the mv2hd command. But other formats can be used with a custom inst
freesco:howtos:killsignals: 4 Hits
===== List of common kill signals ===== Because freesco uses a stripped down version of the linux **kill** command, it does not support the kill signals names. This list shows what numeric argument to use if you want to send a specific signal to a running process: ^Name ^ Numeric ^Description ^ |SIGHUP | 1 | Hang up. If the terminal becomes disconnected from a process, this signal is sent automatically to the process. Sending a process this signal often causes it to reread its configuration files, so it is useful instead of restarting the process. Always check the man page to see if a process has this behavior. | |SIGINT | 2 | Interrupt from keyboard. Issued if you press ctrl-C. | |SIGQUIT | 3 | Quit from keyboard. Issued if you press ctrl-D. | |SIGFPE | 8 | Floating point exception. Issued automatically to a program performing some kind of illegal mathematical operation. | |SIGKILL | 9 | Kill signal. This is one of the signals that can never be caught by a process. If a process gets this signal it must quit immediately and will not perform any clean-up operations (like closing files or removing temporary files). You can send a process a SIGKILL signal if there is no other means of destroying it. | |SIGUSR1 | 10 | User signals. These signals are available to developers when they need extra functionality. For example, some processes begin logging debug messages when you send them SIGUSR1. | |SIGUSR2 | 12 | see SIGUSR1 | |SIGSEGV | 11 | Segmentation violation. Issued automatically when a process tries to access memory outside of its allowable address space, equivalent to a Fatal Exception or General Protection Fault under Windows. Note that programs with bugs or programs in the process of being developed often get these signals. A program receiving a SIGSEGV, however, can never cause the rest of the system to be compromised. If the kernel itself were to receive such an error, it would cause the system to come down, but such is extremely rare. | |SIGPIPE | 13 | Pipe died. A program was writing to a pipe, the other end of which is no longer available. | |SIGTERM | 15 | Terminate. Cause the program to quit gracefully. | |SIGCHLD | 17 | Child terminate. Sent to a parent process every time one of its spawned processes dies. | So on FREESCO in order to send a process a SIGHUP signal, you find its PID number with **ps** command and then type command: <code> kill -1 12345 </code> where 12345 is the PID from the ps command output.
freesco:howtos:telephonectld: 4 Hits
file which can be modified to allow any standard command to be run on receipt of any DTMF series. Complicated menu structure allows navigable sub-menus of commands. Authentication is by way of DTMF strings which ... Features that were added: - Moved all the AT command strings into the INI (they were originally compil
 
 
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