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Not terribly obfuscated:


trap "echo goodbye;sleep 10" 0 1 3 15

sed solution is fastest, doubt you'll be able to beat it by much (virutally immeasurable).

Maybe if we understood what you're wanting to do with the middle data?

snmp is your friend. A lot of those "tools" are not much more than "pretty" snmp based tools. Cacti might be an ok option just because the community often has add-ons for many enterprise things...

#!/bin/bash

maxnum=6

# Initial load
c=1
while [ $c -le $maxnum ]; do
read line || exit
echo "$line" | sh &
p[$c]=$!
echo ${p[$c]}
((c++))
done

# Loop through all,...

As long as the data matches, folder names, file names across two dirs and you just want the attributes, you might look at ---attributes-only option of GNU cp.

Best one is the one I wrote for IBM. But they'll never let you have it.

ZenOSS is a popular choice. If you use ServiceNow, they are touting their new discovery product. Dell's KACE might be...

Just source in your aliases after the su.

. /path/to/your/aliases.ksh

There are many ways. Perhaps the best way, if not correct way is to use PAM. Most distro provided services are PAM enabled, and you can certainly create your own PAM enabled services as well.
...

Uh... no...


ln /bin/rm /bin/rm-kazamaphobia
# Now safer
rm -f /bin/rm
# At this point... things are going to be broken all over the place...
# but at least you can get to the original rm...

In a sudo context, usually you don't want these kind of "everything" entries. So the best solution is to just have rules for the things you do want the user to be able to do through sudo.
...

Yes... you are nuts. But aren't we all? Enjoy your new toy!!

consider:


import os, sys, time
hostname = "myclient"
response = os.system("ping -c 1 " + hostname + " >/dev/null 2>&1")

if response == 0:
print hostname, 'Reboot successful!'
...

1. Dual Boot

Really no restrictions, however Microsoft has been known to have service packs that require that Microsoft own the boot record in order to be applied (a patch in Windows 7 for...

if [ $i -eq 5 ]
then
echo "Oh Nooo....etc"
break
fi

We probably need a bit more on what a "DL" is for you. Is this some kind of alias setup outside of your control? Maybe if you could be a bit more specific??

You said:

exec sh -c "$filename" | sed ... etc...


I think you want to do your sed on the file, so either "cat" the file or use file as an argument to your sed.

Doesn't really make much sense to say which is closer, however you could at least say that the default gateway of 10.0.0.1 is out through eth1 on the 10.0.0.0/24 network.

Your host knows where...

did you reallly replace the space-^I in those charset sequences with space-<tab key>?

It should work pretty much anywhere. Sp those char set sequences are either:

[<space><tab>]
or...

Just for fun, place ^I with literal tab....


(sed -e '/^[ ^I]*$/d' -e '1s/^\([^ ^I].*\)/ cat >"\1" <<EOF/' -e '2,$s/^\([^ ^I].*\)/cat >"\1" <<EOF/' -e '/^cat/i\EOF' -e 's/^[ ^I]*//'...

1. sorted your file based on 4th column and saved it: sort -k4,4 test.bed >test.bed.sorted

2. ran my solution minus the wc -l and saved that: sort -u -k4,4 test.bed >test.bed.uniq

3. here are...

Do you have to use sed? Easily done with ed. This is an edit inline example (editing the file itself).


ed file.txt <<EOF
/^######SEPARATOR#####
-2
a
# v0006 - New text
.
wq
EOF

If data is in test.txt... (if not using awk is ok):


sort -u -k4,4 test.txt | wc -l

awk version


last -ai | awk '{ user=$1;ip=$NF;if (t[ user ip ] == "") { c[ user ]++;t[ user ip ]=1 }} END { for (name in c) { if (c[ name ] > 10) { print name }}}'

First of all, last data is easily circumvented. So, while last is "ok", a person can "login" into your host and not be recorded in the wtmp/utmp file.

What is last not showing you? It will show...

Perhaps I'm not understanding the OP, but I think the AgentDX the OP wants substituted is inside of the final.enc file, which is why you'd either need to force a round of eval on the content or use...