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Another take on this might be if you want the secondary nic and lan to be serviced through your bsd server. You might for example want to give the second nic an address within a different subnet...

you can use ssh. If you are running on a windows client, you can download a free copy of ssh called putty and pscp from PuTTY Download Page (http://www.putty.nl/download.html). putty is the login...

is more elegant. In my case, I just never took the time to learn awk. Thanks for the alternative.

If I understand your question, the following should work or you can modify it to do what you need.


for i in `ls -1`
do
val=`echo $i | cut -d '.' -f1 | wc | tr '\t' ' ' | tr -s ' ' |...

Sounds like it should work if the /etc/hosts has the entry and there are no syntax errors in the typed name. You may wish to post the entry for people to view.

Also, try:

nslookup hostname
...

It seems to me that your code might be confused when you are forking off the child. The reason I say this is that it appears that the child is calling accept() which is usually something you would...