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03-16-2002
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the ifconfig and netstat commands are restricted to common users.
try $ cat /etc/hosts chau |
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03-20-2002
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U can use userconf to get the ip address
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03-20-2002
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With pipe commands
Hi,
You can try this... ifconfig -a | tail -1 | awk '{print $2}' Nicolas. France |
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