Pablo Fernandez's questions

I accidentally did this:

command > ~/.bash_profile

Instead of

command >> ~/.bash_profile

I know, I'm an idiot. Is there a way to recover the old .bash_profile file?

Thanks a lot for your help

PS: The machine is a macbook pro with Leopard.

I'm trying to raise the upper level of user processes on my machine. ulimit -s doesn't seem to do a thing:

I've also tried launchctl limit with the same results. Don't know what else to do :S

I've been using ssh for svn for a while now, but suddenly this strange thing happen

First, running svn up would just do, wonderfully.

Later, running svn up prompted me for a password, the suggested solution was to do sudo ssh-add ~/.ssh/* and then executing the update. Not very painful, but not so fun either.

Now, even that won't work. It says:

Could not open a connection to your authentication agent.

So the actual way of making this work is:

exec ssh-agent bash

sudo ssh-add ~/.ssh/*

svn up

Is there a way I can avoid doing all that stuff ?

Thanks a lot

Is there a way to remote tail 2 files?

I have two servers(a and b) behind a load balancer and I would like to do something like this if possible:

tail -f admin@serverA:~/mylogs/log admin@serverB:~/mylogs/log

Thanks!

I have two machines on the same LAN, I usually ssh from one to the other and I was wondering if I could create a symbolic or hard link from a box that points to the other one.

I'm using OSX on both PC's

Thanks a lot!