yeah.... another basic 6

right, I have NO clue (i checked google) what the synantax is for unix.:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@ I've checked other threads, but no help. PM me if u can help

Then what did you google for?

When I type in just 'UNIX' I get loads of results, and when I specify I also get a decent amount of hits….

i searched for "unix commands" but i cant find the right way to type it!!! It goes something like <–! #exec="ls ./"–> right? the part in bold i dont kno

I'm afraid not, that's SSI ;)

Search for this: UNIX commands

Take the first result. (searched on www.google.be)

so like this(edit if spoiler)? "***" doesnt work!

also, this is the first website:http://www.indiana.edu/~uitspubs/b017/

yup, same here. That's all you'll need.

but using the plain command doesnt work. for ex. "*****" when submitted:

Invalid Command

Please enter the correct Command

1. whipe that spoiler !!!
2. add a space behind $ ;)
3. strange, is ****.*xt located in the folder s6 ?

Also this basic is very very picky I have only ever got the syntax properly right once.

1. k edited it,
2. before, or after?
3. if not there….. then where??

ps. plz sign onto MSN

2. after
3. where did you find the ****.txt?

3. i didnt i cnt find the directory! and every other thread, nights_shadow is like> I mean where would a file like logs.txt be logically? im getting frustrated /w this one :@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@:@

Nice hint of nights_shadow. Think about the hint. The solution is very easy…

k i got it SO easy! everyone else who needs help, dont forget the "s" in both "logs" oops, said too much

why isnt this working

$ chmod +[all and execectute] /[name of the directory]/ $ remove /[name of the directory]/[file] $ remove /[name of the directory]/[file2].php

ive tried w/ like ../ ./ just / and no / in front of the directories etc and nothing seems to work

Roisoleil14 wrote: why isnt this working

$ chmod +ax /[name of the directory]/ $ rm /[name of the directory]/logs.txt $ rm /[name of the directory]/track_logs.php

ive tried w/ like ../ ./ just / and no / in front of the directories etc and nothing seems to work

1. wipe that spoiler
2. you have to remove a certain character from each of your commands ;)

Nubzzz wrote:

2. you have to remove a certain character from each of your commands ;)

what do you mean, i tried removing the / in front of each dir. listing, that's teh only thing i can think of removing

would it be the $ ?