I want to change my MAC at reboot, so making it a cron job like the following in BSD.
Can I do this in the jail for the user, setting it as a command or should it be a script?
I would set it as a command
just to test it, it works.
To make things easier, blinded by the light, I just took the macchanger script from my linux distro and set it already unpacked in the folder of
setting the flags and doing it at or @reboot.
It works fine with just the command line!!!!
I am asking this, because the BSD handbook tells me to try it first as a homebrew script in the really
special environment, that is giving me a headache like the following
And my second question is, would it be better to set it in the system crontab
or just user crontab?
So if someone can help me out, thanks in advance!!!
Last edited by 1in10; 01-18-2017 at 05:53 AM..
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