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Hi,

I have a rather strange IP question...

Here's my problem:

I have a Linux box (call it "turing") with 2 NICs.
One network interface (eth0) has an IP assigned, say 192.168.42.50.
...

If you really want to learn how write parser in C++ efficiently, then spend time with boost::spirit (http://boost-spirit.com/home/). The learning curve is steep at the beginning, but then the ROI is...

Hi eoa,

Hope I'll manage to look at your log the next days.

Meanwhile, if you suspect the Linux Client (as your investigations seem to point to), it could be a good idea to test against...

What did not work? The sed command looks good, but you need either:

to redirect the output produced by sed to a file, or
to change in place using the option '-i'. I recommend to make a...

Hi Zacharoni,



Thinking that way is the best premise for troubles. You need to use semaphore, as long as the memory is accessed concurrently by 2 or more processes ( Ok, there are way to come...

Alternatively, you could set-up Ubuntu in a virtual machine, or use wubi (http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/windows-installer)

Brgs,
/Lew

Gidday,



The question is too rough to be answered precisely. Generally speaking, the following pattern is meant:
1) You have one thread that epoll() some I/O event
2) When some I/O becomes...

This is a well known issue on AIX for that version of net-snmp. Use the newest version, or if you can't use the work around found on the net (simply google for: nlist err: neither proc nor _proc...

I do not know.

If the mysql interface you're using is well-known, chance is that either you made a mistake when using the interface or the interface has a (probably known) bug. If you can prove...

I see nothing wrong with the trace (copied below with an other formatting):

connect(4, {sa_family=AF_INET, sin_port=htons(3306), sin_addr=inet_addr("XX.XX.XX.XX")}, 16) = -1...

Unless there is some kind of auditing, I am afraid that all bets are off.

/Lew

Hi,



You could use a command similar to the following to allow trace the communication between your server running at port 17398 and your client(s):
tcpdump -i <interface> src port 17398 or...

Hi!



Strange. Can you check if the following works on your platform:


/* foo.c */
#include <pthread.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
...

Gidday,



To confirm this assumption, it would be useful to tcpdump what the OP did above. We would see what happens at the protocol level, and possibly trace kernel misbehavior. I'd be in...

Is that a real problem? You could create a group for the users that need to edit /etc/resolv.conf, gives write permission to /etc/ and /etc/resolv.conf for that group. As long as the other files in...

Question: where does this assumption come from? (hardware spec, I guess?).

Thanks,
/Lew

Alright, fair enough. This is IMHO a good project to start and learn.

It has been a long time I've done this, but unless my memory is defective, you'll definitely need to learn about libpcap....

If you don't have backup, might worth to give a try to use a rescue CD to either

have a minimal working system, mount disk and possibly backup data offline, or
re-install the whole system (lib...

Because '-pedantic' assumes that you're using ISO C90. In this previous standard, variable length array was forbidden.

If you want to use '-pedantic' , adds e.g. '-std=c99' to make sure...

Kind of, but may not offer all the flexibility you want. For instance, to allow user nh2 to copy foo to /home/bar, put in your /etc/sudoers file

nh2 ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /bin/cp foo /home/bar
...

OK, now I got it. bartus11 showed one way.

Of course, this assumes that you're using shadow identification method and that you're using proper locking to manage properly possible concurrent...

What Do u mean by "updating password change time" exactly?

/Lew

AFAIK, there are only certifications available for some given UNIX brand. Which one are you interested in particular?

/Lew

man usermod

HTH,
/Lew

There are many problems with your code. So let's start with the beginning and move towards a working solution.

First, you should always check the returned code from a system call, It it fails,...