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| Selected response from: Dave Simons Local time: 17:16 | ||||||
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placer un marqueur Explanation: le substantif "tail" est un marqueur, alors utilisé comme verbe, je suppose que ce doit être 'placer/appliquer un marqueur'. Attention, par contre, car c'est également une commande : "1. When you want to align SS7 links without the ITS_Monitor or V7M processes running, you should use only the following configuration parameters. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Caution Do not use vmicom -L or vmicom -P because their output from is misleading. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- redundant nodes: primary— rmg -m <backups IP address> -n1 backu — rmg -m <primarys IP address> -n2 standalone nodes: rmg 2. In ITP43 1.2.2 you do not need to run txalarm. Instead you should enter tail -f /opt/itp/logs/txalarm.out, and you will have the log of the txalarm." Reference: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/voice/gsm_ip... |
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suivre les links Explanation: I could be way off here, but could one be tailing the links until one gets to the current events section? That is how I understand the English, but I have no experience in link editing... |
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etablir un lien, poser un marqueur Explanation: HTH Yacine |
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Faire un "tail" sur Explanation: Faites un "tail" sur /opt/OV/links/P2KLOG et cherchez... Yes, you're totally wrong. (Take it from me, I'm a Unix specialist :-) "Tail" is the name of a small program that prints out the last few lines of a text file. Tout administrateur Unix le connait, et le nom ne se traduit pas. /opt/OV/links/P2KLOG is the path to a log file, and using the command line interface (as is usual in Unix), you type in a command that looks like: # tail /opt/OV/links/P2KLOG And the tail end of the file appears on the screen. The log file probably has thousands of entries, therefore 'tail' lets you see the most recent ones. Dave |
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to tail Explanation: qui traque un lien |
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Qui traque Explanation: Traquer un lien |
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