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What TCP service do you expect to be listening on port 514 on localhost?

The passphrase is required because you're using the sign option which signs the file with your key.

Attach the binary file using the -a option.
-a file
Attach the given file to the message.

A minor tip - remove the useless use of cat

change
cat "$BODY_FILE" | mail -s "$SUBJECT" -a "$ATTACHMENT_FILE" "$CC_LIST"

to
mail -s "$SUBJECT" -a "$ATTACHMENT_FILE" "$CC_LIST" < $BODY_FILE

What have you tried so far? Are you getting errors? Please post the awk commands and any output.

A process is already running that is LISTENing on port 80.

Here is one method to determine the process.
lsof -i -n -P |grep -w :80

I am not sure if tcpdump supports this but you can with wireshark. You need the private key of course.

Please paste the output of

getfacl dir5

# as user1
cd dir5

-i runs a login shell so your current working directory will be set to the home directory of user1. Without this your CWD is not changing and user1 does not have read/execute access on the current...

random quick idea. make the sudo rule group based and setup the job to remove the user from that group on the day the access should be revoked.

use --connect-timeout TIMEOUT man curl or curl --help for the usage.

Good point Don. A better location would be one that only root can access like /root assuming the permissions are restrictive 700. Feeding encrypted passwords to a command like chpasswd(8) would also...

Try this instead so the password is not logged to the history.

passwd --stdin username</tmp/secret

Are you using sssd? How are you connecting to the servers, ssh? Does LDAP authentication work on any client machine? Do all users fail or some? Have you checked /var/log/secure on the failing...

What shell are you using?

echo $SHELL

Yes. Use something like the curl(1) (https://www.unix.com/man-page/all/1/curl) command.

What you have should work. Spacing should not matter before the colon. Are you getting a syntax error? Does named-conf(1) (https://www.unix.com/man-page/all/1/named-checkconf/) run clean? Please...

I suggest using the flock(1) (https://www.unix.com/man-page/linux/1/FLOCK/) command.

That's weird. It's only treated $na as the variable. Are you typing this out manually?

Try this and see if you get the same results
echo "${name}"

encoding a string in base64 does not make it secured. base64 is not encryption. use SSH keys and make sure you check all return codes.

What do you mean by "protect"? Embedding shell scripts within C++ is not a standard practice IMO.

The output file is not "blank" -- it's a zero length file. Any time you use the redirection operator > in a command line it will immediately truncate the file to zero regardless of file size. This...

printf "%03d\n" $i
or do it with the seq command if installed.
seq -w 1 100

Please post your syntax.

Are you using the bcc option?

-b address
Send blind carbon copies to list. List should be a comma-separated list of names.

Configure two external ports to be mapped internally to the HTTP and HTTPS ports. Use the external SSL port in your redirects. It depends on how the web application is configured. See also Apache...