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Try as root:


iptables -L


this will list the iptables packet filter rules (if any).

I'm unable to discern what it is you're actually after, but if you mean you wish to use a pre-canned set of responses to pkgadd, then see the "-r" flag for pkgadd, which allows you to specify a...

I assume you want a transcript of the session?

Use the 'script' command.


$ script
Script started, file is typescript
$ echo "blah"
blah
$ exit
Script done, file is typescript
$
The...

So from the script you already test whether the directory passed is valid, and if it's not, you want to spit out something like "usage: ./makeBackup /path/to/dir: Not valid" or something similar?
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Hi,

I would've thought that sqlplus's return value will be set according to system events, not internal SQL parsing?

Is it entirely non-functional presently?

Well, you have 2 PTR records. That's not allowed (at least I don't think so, but the RFC may state otherwise).

I would suggest you only have one "dns" PTR record, and make "www" a CNAME (but not...

the /etc/nsswitch.conf "hosts:" line should contain at least "dns". I'm quite sure it's the default these days anyway.

One question, the one NS record in your reverse file:


dns.foo.org.
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this may be a silly question, but what does your /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/nsswitch.conf look like on the box you're resolving from?

Hi,

Please find herewith a similar thread which might provide the info you're after:

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/20375-bourne-shell-arrays.html...

Hi John,

Please see my earlier post, specifically:



I suggest you request that your Sysadmin "does the needful", because sudo will consume arguments passed and check whether they correspond...

On the server, can you post the the output of the 'share' command / or the relevant line in /etc/dfs/dfstab.

It would be handy to know how this is exported.

The problem is basically, root uid...

ok looks like ce1 is getting the most use from the netstat, but what I wanted to know with the traceroutes was, what happens when you run it in succession, (one-after-another) maybe 5 - 8 times.
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Sounds like you should use an array.

'man 2 creat'

creat(2) operates on file descriptors as does the rest of the stdio.h calls - give the manpage a view.

-or-

you can OR the O_CREAT flag with O_RDWR in open(2) to create the...

You mean local-mac-address in eeprom.

That could be it, yep -

@ OP, please run the following and post.


eeprom | grep local-mac
Let us also know what the traceroute threw up.

Not sure what you mean - certainly looks like you're decrementing 'c'.

Ah, good - you should be able to edit the ftpd inetd entry with inetadm to use the options:


-r (rootdir of the FTP session - see the chroot(2) manpage)
-a (allows the use of...

hi,

2 NICs on the same subnet are likely to cause you problems. What sort of routing entries do you have for these interfaces?

Can you paste your routing table please.

netstat -rn
I would...

Hi,

you would want both -x and -v, to ensure you omit the exact match.

You can begin by mentioning the O/S you're running-

Hi,

Couple of points, as your post alludes to a bit of confusion.

1) The function "-o rw=" is to export r/w to hosts, not to users.

2) Only root can mount an NFS filesystem - this is true. ...

Hi,

Why are you piping to ls? (this will get your home dir contents as you mentioned).

You could do the following the the effect you're after (but you'll have to add the -c flag for su to...

You'll have to detail which FTP daemon you're using, as chroot'ing is common to many, but their configs differ.

You could look at vsftpd if you have the option of configuring the FTP server from...

Hi,

You stipulate that expect and .rhosts are not acceptable, but your subject mentions ssh, so i would suggest public key authentication, as this is the best way to accomplish what you're after....

It was 1996 and I was 15 & lucky to have the UK's compulsory 2-week Work Experience in a London Hospital.

Introduced by an elderly bofh to Solaris 2.5 on a Sparc Server 20. Awesome experience.
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