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Actually the Notepad thing would have been my first bet. With writing this in vi you've certainly earned my salute, but I'd still suggest you try opening this with nano which is more user friendly and has a good interface for showing weird characters such as the trailing carriage return (^M). I ope...

RandomUsername wrote:Try changing it to

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#!/bin/bash

That was the first thing I tried, and I got basically the same error message, except it said "bin/bash" instead of "bin/sh".

Pretty much as the subject line says, I just wrote a shell script that goes like this: #!/bin/sh # What to backup. backup_files="/home /var/www /etc" # Where to backup to. dest="/home/storage/transmission # Create archive filename. day=$(date +%A) hostname=$(hostname -s) archive_file=...

That's exactly what I needed. Thank you.

I'll probably try the new software version when it comes out, anyways, but what the heck, I have some free time.

Ok, it sounds like you guys have a pretty highly customized version of debian running on the B3...is it possible for me to install a different linux os, a more traditional one that would allow me to perform necessary security updates without breaking anything? I understand that I would probably be v...

Hi johannes - yes, I would like to know how to manually update apache, if at all possible. The vulnerability that has been exposed in it recently is a rather serious security issue, and that's one thing I really want to keep updated. If you and Carl could help me out with that, that would be lovely,...

Hi there! I just purchased a B3 to run a couple of websites off, but I'm running into a couple of problems that I'm not finding documentation on. The first one is baffling me - I'm trying to update Apache to the current version; since there have been so many security problems with Apache over the pa...