I was able to inject a bit of
humour into the thread in the process.
Jacques B
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geted) that resulted in a host.deny entry. But of
course you can potentially lock yourself out (been there, done that)
which is a p.i.t.a. You either have to wait until next day at the
office to remove your ban, or try and get another IP from your ISP via
disconnecting and reconnecting to your ISP.
Ja
nts. That is short of having some tool installed
on the other person's home computer which again crosses that line.
You obviously can't be at the home user's choke point because what
lawful authority would you have to be sniffing on that subnet owned by
his ISP?
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I am pretty sure there is a way in awk to figure out how many fields
you have, then take the total # of fields -3 each time to get the
third last one. Just heading out the door and off hand can't remember
how it would be done.
Jacques B.
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Stephen Harris wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 04, 2009 at 10:11:37AM -0400, Jacques B. wrote:
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>> head -n 188 your_script | tail -n 3
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>> That will output lines 186-188 so that you have some context (in case
>
> sed -n 186,188p your_script
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&
line before is causing grief for some reason as a result of a
missing quote or some such thing). If indeed that is the offending
line then copy/paste those lines to this group so that others can look
at the exact syntax.
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nly. Even if it included more than just
your members (i.e. all pings from a particular ISP or geographical
area) at least it would reduce your visibility thus reduce your
vulnerability should it be an issue.
Jacques B.
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Do you mean like $0? That gives you the current script name.
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ve been around Linux CLI
for any amount of time. Unless you want/need the certificate, I'd
simply look at the course description and do the one(s) that you feel
you need.
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orgiving as possible on file size and have her send it to that
> account. Probably the easiest solution of all, "Honey, use this email
> address instead: ".
>
> Jacques B.
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Further to my last message, GigaSize.com allows up to 600 MB files on
the free account. As for
ousendit.com?
File size might still be an issue I guess as they limit it to 100 MB
for their free account. There's another thought. Why not create
yourself a gmail account or other such online account that is as
forgiving as possible on file size and have her send it to that
account. Probabl
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Wouldn't kudzu do that? Can't test it as I'm not near a Linux machine
right now. -p will only probe and print to the screen (as you can
also use kudzu to configurehardware according to the man pages).
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not likely to use because
it's a manual, tedious process vs email shotgun approach).
If your company does potentially do business with any part of the
world, then this is obviously not a good solution. In addition to all
this you will want to train your employees to recognize a potential
s
my INBOX) until someone replies to
it. Until then it's only in SENT ITEMS.
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estion now is, how do I get the word 'gamito' alone from the file
> ?
>
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> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Warm Regards,
> Mário Gamito
I'm not a sed user but I believe that would do it for you. Someone
else ca
the office PC from it. The inconvenience to you of
having to first go through your home PC to get to the office PC would
only apply when away from your ISP connection. Of course if you are
on the road alot then this may not be an attractive option.
Jacques B.
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olerance. If something crashed, your data is gone. And data
recovery on a RAID where the data is stripped across drives is no easy
task vs a standalone drive. So if redundancy is an important factor
you will want a good backup system in lieu of ano
Here's a little script that I have to play around with positional
parameters. I'm pretty certain I did not author this one but got it
either off the web or ina book. I added a line of comment in it but
I don't believe I made any other contributions to it.
Jacques B.
#!/bin/ba
state). If that's what you are looking at
doing I'm sure someone here can fill in the blanks on that one. If
not when I get to the office tomorrow I can have a look at some of my
scripts where I had to do that and post sample code for you.
Jacques B.
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