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11,197
Posted By Gary Dunn
reply - thanks
Yeah,

I thought of that too. I tried it and for some reason unless I messed up it didn't work. I'll attempt it again with a clear head.
11,197
Posted By Gary Dunn
reply
There is a special account set up to do secure cp "scp" and secure shell "ssh".

when you /bin/su - radacct

then do a ssh or scp you do not have to enter a password.


in order to do a ssh...
11,197
Posted By Gary Dunn
running a script under different user
Hello again,

I have a script, basically simple scp to copy files to a local machine for processing. The scp and ssh facilities use a specific user account requiring no password entry , simply...
2,300
Posted By Gary Dunn
thanks! I suspect the '+" sign indicates one...
thanks!

I suspect the '+" sign indicates one or more character or simply a string ?
2,300
Posted By Gary Dunn
Perl Question
I do not know perl but need to know what the following conditional statement says. Can someone help ?

if (/ \S+@\S+\.\S+ accepted $| \S+\/\S+ accepted $/) {
next;
}
...
3,984
Posted By Gary Dunn
thank you but I can 't see anything. did you post...
thank you but I can 't see anything. did you post anything. :)
3,984
Posted By Gary Dunn
evaluating core files
Does anyone know any tools or how to really get something out of a core file.

I can use strings and look for certain things like out of memory.

I am trying to use adb but I can't make heads or...
17,345
Posted By Gary Dunn
makes sense thanks - I did not even think to...
makes sense thanks - I did not even think to think on that layer.

Is there a way to ensure it is getting trashed over the network and not by the daemon process itself being over taxed?

I was...
17,345
Posted By Gary Dunn
over the network. I have 24 authentication...
over the network. I have 24 authentication servers, 4 session management servers, 9 accounting servers feeding a single syslog server. I use local4 , local5 and local6 files. These files get real...
17,345
Posted By Gary Dunn
Thank you. However, I fully understand the...
Thank you.

However, I fully understand the syslog implementation. I am just seeking a resolve to a problem I have. I have placed a case with SUN. The reason is simple. As with many other daemons...
17,345
Posted By Gary Dunn
multiple instances of syslogd - is it possible?
I would like to start up multiple instances of syslog daemon. I am having a little difficulty. Is this at all possible?

I have separate syslog.conf1.... syslog.conf5 files.
I have linked the...
2,465
Posted By Gary Dunn
elsif (/User (.*) rejected \((\S+)\)/) { ...
elsif (/User (.*) rejected \((\S+)\)/) {

if (!$user) {
$user = 'NULL';
}
$user = $1;
...
2,465
Posted By Gary Dunn
Thanks! Again - it could be the parsing...
Thanks!

Again - it could be the parsing logic. I still am trying to figure out /understand Perl itself. Here is some code. Maybe I will break it up and give you a little at a time.

my $date...
2,465
Posted By Gary Dunn
PERL Question
I am new to perl. I have adopted some perl scripts that seem not to work 100%. I 've corrected such things as file sharing contention etc.

What these perl scripts basically do is extract specific...
43,097
Posted By Gary Dunn
making things too hard
hello,

there are many ways to skin a cat. All good suggestions, however, the file cannot be sorted. One of the files will only have appended data , meaning the data is attached to the end of the...
23,069
Posted By Gary Dunn
try something like: for i in `cat gtmp` do...
try something like:

for i in `cat gtmp`
do
ls -l "$i".*
done

where gtmp contains

X3O86160
X3O86155
X3O86110

and the current directory contains:

-rw------- 1 root other ...
11,794
Posted By Gary Dunn
Thanks Jim. I was kink of hoping there was...
Thanks Jim.

I was kink of hoping there was something like a conditional switch or something like that. i.e. -f , -c ...

but this is good I will try this. the only thing is sometimes the...
11,794
Posted By Gary Dunn
file activity (open/closed) file descriptor info using KORN shell scripting
I am trying to find a way to check the current status of a file. Such as some cron job processes are dependent on the completion of others. if a file is currently being accessed / modified or simply...
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