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What are the best packages to help me access an MS-SQL server from a Linux system? I've noticed that some versions of Sybase and other public domain software can do this. I am trying to find the best public domain software and would like to test at least three packages other than Sybase.
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I want to get a bandwidth usage graph for my machine, but don't have a switch with SNMP. Can I get this directly from the Linux box?
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My server will not let me ssh in as root, but I need to copy over files while preserving ownerships and permissions. Can I still do this?
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I would like to be able to save copies of all my inbound e-mail for backup purposes. How can I do this?
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The ls command allows file listings to be displayed in a variety of ways. Commonly used options are -a (does not hide dot.files), -l (long/verbose listing format, includes file attributes and sizes), and -color (displays files/directories in different colors depending on attributes). Type man ls to get a more complete listing of options.
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I've been given an account on a server that has disallowed telnet and ftp access in favor of ssh. What is ssh, and how can I use it? Why have they disabled telnet?
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