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thanks for your reply. actually, i tried running the same script using csh, NOT tcsh (by changing the Terminal prefs), but got the same result. running bourne shell is not an option for me; the reason that i am doing csh scripting is for a college class in csh scripting. i searched...

oh unix gurus, answer me this: i have a 2-line csh script that reads as follows: ---<<BEGIN CODE>>--- #!/bin/csh set line = $< echo $line ---<<END CODE>>--- the file is saved as "line.csh" when i execute the file from the command line: [hostname] # ./test.csh and i...

thanks...i figured it out long ago, but appreciate the replies nonetheless...

Hello, Does anyone know how to compile Objective-C source code directly from the command line without using project builder? I have some code that compiles fine under PB, but every time I use cc, it fails to compile. I am thinking its because I am using cc wrong, and my source is fine...

A few months back, I had my company host transfer hosting of our email services from our ISP to an internal email server -- a G3 running Mac OS X 10.0.3 with sendmail 8.11.3 and qpooper 4. Everything worked great until today, when I upgraded to 10.0.4. Then, it stopped working. As it turns...

okay...has anyone figured out why sendmail will send mail anywhere i want it except to the local machine? if i try to send mail to a local user, sendmail pretends like it goes through just fine, when in reality, it doesn't, it just ends up in the queue indefinately. i think the problem has...

I just got finished compiling and installing sendmail 8.11.3 on Mac OS X 10.0.1 on a 350 MHz iMac w/ 64 MB of RAM and it seems to work like a charm. I am no unix guru, but heres what I did: First off, I downloaded the newest version of sendmail from the following address...