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Command-line in linux

Subject: Command-line in linux
Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2006 12:28:11 -0400

After paintfully installing nessus on Mandrivia... I am using the command-line 
interface due to problems getting pre-reqs for the GUI. Anyway; when I want to 
run a scan for vulnerabilities it asks for a target file. I was wondering if 
the target file has to be txt or how it has to be formatted.

When I input the command I have it in a folder called target so my target file 
path in the command says:

/home/rajin/desktop/target/target.txt

I have also used 
/home/rajin/desktop/target (with the file residing in there)

when I run the command it says it cannot be found.

I was wondering exactly how the target file system works under the command line 
in linux.
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