On Fri, Nov 07, 2003 at 05:15:30PM -0500, Kevin D. Clark wrote:
Steven W. Orr writes:
> Another way to go is for your C program to fork and exec a child process
> to be the tee. Then the shell script would also inherit the stdout/stderr
> descriptors which are also shared (inherited) by the tee p
Steven W. Orr writes:
> If you use the
> above proposed call to system then only the shell script would be logging
> to the logfile.
Oh, now that I re-read Ken's email, I guess that's what he wants. I
stand corrected.
[snip]
> Another trick to use is to script it. See the script(1) command. It
On Friday, Nov 7th 2003 at 16:18 -0500, quoth Kevin D. Clark:
=>
=>Kenny Donahue writes:
=>
=>> I have a c program that gathers a bunch of information then writes
=>> this information to a file. The c program then calls a bash script with
=>> the file that was created as an argument. The bash sc
Kenny Donahue writes:
> I have a c program that gathers a bunch of information then writes
> this information to a file. The c program then calls a bash script with
> the file that was created as an argument. The bash script sources the
> file and does things according to what was set in the fi
On Fri, Nov 07, 2003 at 03:40:44PM -0500, Kenny Donahue wrote:
Here is a simple question (I hope) for all you bash experts.
I have a c program that gathers a bunch of information then writes
this information to a file. The c program then calls a bash script with
the file that was created as an ar
On 07 Nov 2003 12:53:14 -0500
Charlie Farinella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 12:27, Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
> > I've found godaddy.com to be inexpensive, AND... they even offer
> > knowledgeable support. Twice, I've done Dumb Things(tm), and their tech
> > support showed me th
Belkin personnel reportedly confirm that their
routers periodically do *intentionally* redirect
your HTTP traffic to their SPAMvertising site...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/69/33858.html
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Here is a simple question (I hope) for all you bash experts.
I have a c program that gathers a bunch of information then writes
this information to a file. The c program then calls a bash script with
the file that was created as an argument. The bash script sources the
file and does things accor
On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 13:27, Bill Mullen wrote:
>
> I've had consistently good experiences with http://joker.com ... I've been
> involved with six domain purchases from them, which have all gone well.
Check the NANOG archives. There have been a larger number of complaints
from people who have la
Hello everyone,
On Nov 10th, CentraLUG is having a demonstration of the Knoppix
security tools distribution - a live CD version of linux, with an
emphasis on security tools. There'll be light refreshments there, as
well. (i.e. caffeine. ;))
You can get directions here:
http://ww
On Fri, Nov 07, 2003 at 11:52:21AM -0500, Charlie Farinella wrote:
We need a new Domain Name Registrar since the one we've been using
(Discount Domain Registry) must have ignored their Viagra spam and can't
seem to stay up.
Can anyone recommend someone to us? Reliable and cheap, please.
I've neve
> Since now I have to implement a 'full' e-commerce solution for the
> Knowledge Institute (buzgate.org), I wonder if Dave or anyone could help
> me out by defining the major steps and time allocated to creating a full
> osCommerce installation (like a project outline). For example, is
> setti
Sorry to be off-topic, but I value your insights to this common challenge.
I've installed and played with osCommerce, up to the point of actually
doing the payment authorization and credit-card processing. (See
shop.freephile.com) I know that Dave Uhlman, and others on the list
have worked wi
On Fri, 7 Nov 2003, Charlie Farinella wrote:
> We need a new Domain Name Registrar since the one we've been using
> (Discount Domain Registry) must have ignored their Viagra spam and can't
> seem to stay up.
>
> Can anyone recommend someone to us? Reliable and cheap, please.
I've had consisten
On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 12:27, Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
> I've found godaddy.com to be inexpensive, AND... they even offer
> knowledgeable support. Twice, I've done Dumb Things(tm), and their tech
> support showed me the way to enlightenment both times. And I've never had
> a glitch with them yet. I
I've found godaddy.com to be inexpensive, AND... they even offer
knowledgeable support. Twice, I've done Dumb Things(tm), and their tech
support showed me the way to enlightenment both times. And I've never had
a glitch with them yet. I like 'em.
$.02,
-Ken
> Hi all,
>
> We need a new Domain
Charlie Farinella wrote:
Can anyone recommend someone to us? Reliable and cheap, please.
--charlie
GoDaddy.com has been a pleasure to work with in my experience, and one
of the cheapest there is (transfer your domain for like $7 and get a
one-year extension in the process). Regular regis
I've got a small site (http://www.oldneatstuff.com) hosted by
YourSite (http://www.your-site.com). They do web
hosting and/or domain registration. They're in western MA (so it feels
like it's closer) and prices are cheap to greater than cheap depending
on what you want.
You get ftp/telnet/ssh (way
Hi all,
We need a new Domain Name Registrar since the one we've been using
(Discount Domain Registry) must have ignored their Viagra spam and can't
seem to stay up.
Can anyone recommend someone to us? Reliable and cheap, please.
--charlie
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On Fri, Nov 07, 2003 at 09:50:44AM -0500, Greg Rundlett wrote:
Does anyone see why this command
/usr/bin/webalizer -c
/var/www/html/intranet.buzgate.org/stats/webalizer/webalizer.www.conf
/var/log/httpd/www_logs/www.`date --date=yesterday +%Y%m%d`.gz
works from the shell, but errors in cron wit
Does anyone see why this command
/usr/bin/webalizer -c
/var/www/html/intranet.buzgate.org/stats/webalizer/webalizer.www.conf
/var/log/httpd/www_logs/www.`date --date=yesterday +%Y%m%d`.gz
works from the shell, but errors in cron with this error message:
/var/www/html/intranet.buzgate.org/s
On Fri, 7 Nov 2003, at 8:06am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yes I do have a firewall at home.
>
> all systems are connected via a linksys router/fierwall
Ah. Well, that changes things.
> No, I am OK with putty on the Win2k box at work end
>
> It is at the private IP 192.168..
On Fri, Nov 07, 2003 at 08:06:23AM -0500, Chris wrote:
I was looking for a command like
ssh -T 5901:localhost:x homeipaddress
in other words, tunnel port x on this machine over port 22 and then send it to
5901 on the remote machine
but there is no such command..
ssh -L x:homeipaddress:5901 ho
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tue, 4 Nov 2003, at 8:19pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > ... Win2k desktop system at work running a VNCviewer ... What I would like
> > to do is set up an ssh tunnel so that I can view my Linux system at home
> > which so my thinking is that I should be able to use on
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