I hate to mention this...
But if all your lacking is cron functionality just use "at". Just make
sure that the scheduler service is running. You can use the "every"
switch to make it everyday. Also, make sure noone else has access to your
box - because at runs with OS level privileges which means if someone can
modify your batch file then they can execute commands at the system level.
(I know you know that though - just wanted to hear myself type). And of
course I know, like all linux die-hards are forced to use M$ and are kept
down by the man, that you have your win box set up to act as much like a
linux box as it possibly can (perl, cygwin, mks (for your pc x server),
etc, etc.)
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PK Whelan
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On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Lussier, Kenneth wrote:
> Actually, what I am looking to do is log into a Novell server (NetWare 4.1)
> from a Linux box, and be able to have the Novell function. Basically, I need
> to be able to cx to the top-level container and do an nlist of all of the
> accounts in the sub-containers. I can do all of this from a Windoze box, but
> I am lacking the functionality of cron. In the Windoze environment, I have
> to log into the box, run the script, the lock the workstation. With Linux I
> was hoping to set up a cron job to run the script, then parse the output
> through a perl script, and scp the reports to the destination system (a
> Solaris box). Anyone have any ideas?
> TIA,
> Kenny
>
> Kenneth E. Lussier
> FISC-RMS
> 563-3444
>
> "The best Things (software) in life are free"
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Thomas Charron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, February 14, 2000 4:55 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Novell Utilities for Linux
>
>
> Quoting "Lussier, Kenneth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Does anyone know if there are ports of Novell utilities like NList, etc.
> > for
> > Linux? Either that, or does anyone know if the Dos/Windoze based utilities
> > will run under wine?
>
> slist is part of the standard IPX utilities package. The several
> Novel 'emulators', aka, Novell server systems that can run under Linux, also
>
> usually contains equivilent utilities to the standard DOS utils, such as
> nlist
> and slist. They are usually located on the SYS volume of the file server
> being
> served. I believe there is a way for dosemu to share the IPX interface,
> etc,
> and hence, allow you to map to a remote drive, and use the standard utils
> under
> FreeDos..
>
> ---
> Thomas Charron
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>
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