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Posted By MadeInGermany
I can reproduce this with tcsh 6.12. After ...
I can reproduce this with tcsh 6.12. After
alias precmd 'history -S;history -M'it only echos the typed commands, without running them.
Looks like a bug.
Try
alias postcmd 'history -S;history...
Forum: Solaris 05-05-2017
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Posted By MadeInGermany
The last chalenge is yppasswdd - it supports...
The last chalenge is yppasswdd - it supports changing of NIS passwords on the NIS client.
It receives a pw crypt over RPC and modifies the pw crypt field of the passwd or passwd.adjunct or shadow...
Forum: Solaris 05-05-2017
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Posted By Scrutinizer
Just to add to the discussion AFAIK,...
Just to add to the discussion

AFAIK, Solaris 8 only supports password.adjunct, not shadow in nis
password.adjunct is extremely weak security and only protects against users if they cannot...
Forum: Solaris 02-16-2017
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Posted By RudiC
man ssh: That "command" is supplied in the...
man ssh:
That "command" is supplied in the SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND variable. Your ssh root@client1 doesn't supply one, so the variable will be empty/undefined. Supply one!
Forum: Solaris 02-16-2017
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Posted By rbatte1
Your default shell on the Solaris server is tcsh,...
Your default shell on the Solaris server is tcsh, which might be causing the problem. Perhaps try this instead:-
ssh root@client1 "echo set | bash > /tmp/root.ssh.bash.set"


I must agree with...
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Posted By drl
Hi. Apparently MadeInGermany did a better...
Hi.

Apparently MadeInGermany did a better job of explaining csh / tcsh differences than I did on LinuxForums -- good work.

Observations:

One should avoid csh-like shells for scripting: Csh...
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Posted By MadeInGermany
source passarg2.env "$str"is a tcsh extension. ...
source passarg2.env "$str"is a tcsh extension.
man csh
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source [-h] nameman tcsh
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source [-h] name [args ...]

In Linux, csh is a link to tcsh.
For consistent behavior you can...
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