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Did you try scp with the '-p' option?

try your netstat command with the '-l' option in addition to '-p'. It will show listening processes only. the '-' you are getting is probably for established connections, which aren't listening. I...

lsof -i :<portnumber>

example:

lsof -i :80

If it's HP-UX, in addition to the 2 command you ran and /etc/hosts, change the HOSTNAME setting in /etc/rc.config.d/netconf.

This should work:

Net::SCP - Perl extension for secure copy protocol - search.cpan.org (http://search.cpan.org/~ivan/Net-SCP-0.07/SCP.pm)

If it's just a single file, why not use pgp or gpg to encrypt it? You could also use vi with the -x option to encrypt the file.

Other than that, use the crypt command:

Encode:
crypt...

The ssh and remsh solutions will not work unless you have access to the other accounts or root access. Can you not login as the other accounts and configure the authorized_keys files or the .rhosts...

Here's an article that explains how to setup key-based authentication:
Linux.com :: Using key-based authentication over SSH (http://www.linux.com/feature/34958)

You may want to google around for...

Check this out:

Getopt::Long - perldoc.perl.org (http://perldoc.perl.org/Getopt/Long.html)

Getopt::Std - perldoc.perl.org (http://perldoc.perl.org/Getopt/Std.html)

Instead of using su or sudo, you could use ssh with key-based authentication. See my reply on a similar thread here:
...

from the command line, run this one-liner in the same directory as the .JPG files:

for i in *.JPG ; do NAME=${i%%.*}; mv $i $NAME.jpg ; done

expr $(date +%Y%j) - 1

What you need is pstree. It's available in many forms. Check these out:

Minimal Homepage of pstree (http://www.thp.uni-duisburg.de/pstree/)

AIX 5L Open Source Packages | Main / pstree...

You should be able to compile sudo from source on HP-UX 9.0. Check the download section on the sudo home page.

I just answered this on ITRC, so here's the pasted text:

This can be done with sudo.

Run this command to edit the sudoers file:
visudo

Add something like this (for 'user1' as example):...

Search tool turned up this topic:

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/30259-executing-windows-batch-file-unix.html

You aren't going to be able to get the exact output you want with the standard Unix/Linux commands very easily, if at all. Mapping disk I/O by process is not a trivial task.

If you are using...

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You need to use a 'require' statement to load the first script into the second script.

A work around to logging in as the user w/o a password would be to use ssh with key-based authentication (although sudo is the preferred method).

Copy the public key for your user account to the...

Google 'Free Shell Account'

Example:
bylur.net - Free shell accounts (http://www.bylur.net/free/)

Most of them are probably Linux though.

sshd uses tcp wrappers on CentOS/RHEL. Use /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny

/etc/hosts.allow should have the IP range to allow:
sshd: 192.168.0.

This allows all hosts o nthe 192.168.0....

Not sure what your Linux/Unix version is, but you could use a firewall like iptables or ipfilter to restrict access to the sshd server port. Also, some versions of sshd use tcp wrappers, so you...

saravin24,

are you trying to parse the IP address from the ps output for this?

dyyno -s 75.125.250.34 -i 4f5a3c2c