I have no /etc/at.allow file but I have an /etc/at.deny file which looks like this:
alias
backup
bin
daemon
ftp
games
gnats
guest
irc
lp
mail
man
nobody
operator
proxy
qmaild
qmaill
qmailp
qmailq
qmailr
qmails
sync
sys
www-data
I want to allow the user cpender to be able to use at. How do I do...
Thanks for that!
I'm sorry about this but I dont really understand what the program is actually doing or how to call it.
Also how do you vary fo different intervals?
How do I call my scripts with this program?
One problem solved, another one arrives..........
I have a Suse 7.3 Linux PC acting as a gateway for a wireless network. I have a script to allows users onto the network depending on their MAC addresses and another to stop them having access to the network.
What I want to do is let them onto...
I got it working. I used:
sudo awk '{if ($1 == "'"$ip_address"'") print $3}' /usr/local/apache/logs/users.txt | /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin/add
Thanks very much guys you've been extremely helpful and I really appreciate you trying to help me.
Thanks again
Carl
if I use this script:
#!/bin/bash
read ip_address
sudo arp > /usr/local/apache/logs/users.txt
sudo awk -v awkAddr=$ip_address '{if ($1 == "awkAddr") print $3}'
/usr/local/apache/logs/users.txt
I call it using a script called test which pipes an IP address to the script. When I...
I'm not running this command on my sctual web page, I'm calling it from the script from the web page. The IP address is being sent from the sgi script to the script with the awk line in it so it's not one of the environmental variables
Hi, I have a Suse7.3 Linux PC acting as a gateway with an APache server running. I have a web site set up and what I want to do is allow only certain MAC addresses onto the network as I choose. I have a script that adds certain MAC addresses onto the network which works perfectly if I type the...
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