Thanks, Tom! That was it. I rewrote the script in ae,
and it worked immediately.
--- Tom Eastep <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Monday 25 June 2001 07:35 am, Richard Lohman
> wrote:
> > The space preceeding the !/bin/sh has been
> corrected,
> > but I'm still getting the not found errors. When
>
On Monday 25 June 2001 07:35 am, Richard Lohman wrote:
> The space preceeding the !/bin/sh has been corrected,
> but I'm still getting the not found errors. When the
> system boots, the last thing that happens prior to the
> block.sh script is that Seawall is run. Here is a
> brief clip of the scr
The space preceeding the !/bin/sh has been corrected,
but I'm still getting the not found errors. When the
system boots, the last thing that happens prior to the
block.sh script is that Seawall is run. Here is a
brief clip of the screen:
--
...
It would be easier to troubleshoot this if you had included examples of the
"numerous 'not found' errors" you got. It all looks OK to me, except for the
obvious typo on the very first line. Where you say
# !/bin/sh
you need to say
#!/bin/sh
(without the extra space).
If this is only a typo in
Greetings all:
I'm putting together a small script that I can use
to block certain types of traffic. In it, I have a
number ipchains commands that block traffic coming in
or leaving on a particular port. (I'm trying to block
streaming audio/video traffic from my WAN at the
firewall). When I at
