*cough cough*
http://perimetergrid.com/wp/2008/05/17/ubuntudebian-crng-cracked-ssh-vulnerable/
Missed that one. Seems to be limited to Debian's RNG, and affects
only the key generation process, not the protocol itself.
quite correct. point being, even SSH keys aren't
This morning I'm seeing this error when the script looks at
www.whatismyip.com for the assigned IP address:
/home/rshepard/shell-scripts/ngetip.sh: line 4: [: too many arguments
What is recommended for error checking and graceful recovery in a bash
shell script like mine? BTW, I can point
On Sat, 3 Mar 2012, Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
Probably the quickest way would be to enclose $NEWIP and $OLDIP in
double quotes.
if [ $NEWIP != $OLDIP ]; then
Rod,
Dale suggests this, too, so I made the changes.
As far as the URL. I get an error when I use the http version but
On Sat, 3 Mar 2012, Dale Snell wrote:
First thing I'd do is put quotes around the variables in the test:
if [ $NEWIP != $OLDIP ]; then
Dale,
Done.
Second thing would be to put some rudimentary error checking ahead
of the test, after $NEWIP is set:
if [ -z $NEWIP ]; then
On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 9:48 AM, Roderick A. Anderson
raander...@gmail.comwrote:
Probably the quickest way would be to enclose $NEWIP and $OLDIP in
double quotes.
if [ $NEWIP != $OLDIP ]; then
OF course this will not fix the actual problem of why either of them are
empty.
from what I
Errors checking for the current IP address have happened only 4 or 5
times since the switch to DHCP. No way to predict when it happens. And,
when
it does occur, the next check (in 15 minutes) works properly.
this strongly suggests a problem at the other end, at whatismyip.com.
perhaps
On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 9:35 AM, Rich Shepard rshep...@appl-ecosys.comwrote:
This morning I'm seeing this error when the script looks at
www.whatismyip.com for the assigned IP address:
because you reported this, I went and checked my own script using
whatismyip.com - and it's broken too.
On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 11:27 AM, wes p...@the-wes.com wrote:
On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 9:35 AM, Rich Shepard rshep...@appl-ecosys.comwrote:
This morning I'm seeing this error when the script looks at
www.whatismyip.com for the assigned IP address:
because you reported this, I went and
That looks useful and I was bored so I wrote it in python. When I played
with it, I found the server would intermittently return text that loks like:
htmlbodyh1 HTTP/1.1 500 Server Error/h1/body/html
instead of the IP address. So you should be able to add something like
this right after
On Sat, 3 Mar 2012, wes wrote:
this strongly suggests a problem at the other end, at whatismyip.com.
perhaps resulting from load related issues. there are a lot of people
using it in this way. I wonder if your dynamic IP host has any equivalent
service to offer you?
wes,
You are correct
On Sat, 3 Mar 2012, wes wrote:
because you reported this, I went and checked my own script using
whatismyip.com - and it's broken too. this leads me to believe they have
changed something.
Interesting, Wes.
... which means that when whatismyip.comreturns an error, your script will
You could just find a better site to get your IP; sdf.org/ip is
pretty good. Or maybe whoever manages the PLUG site could add a
My IP page; it's just a server side include value IIRC.
Jeff
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On Sat, 3 Mar 2012, Rich Shepard wrote:
What might I be doing incorrectly here? This is the last hurdle in the
race to get this new laptop fully up and running.
Methings I've a protocol mis-match between the WAP and the laptop.
On the Asus WL-520GC for Authentication Method I selected
Hello all,
I imagine that there are quite a few (old) sysadmins, developers and
Pythonistas lurking on this list who are also interested in this
question. I'm one of them, I suppose, and I couldn't help but want
to add a point or two.
Rich--I think you have gotten quite a bit of help so far
I hope someone here is fluent in wicd 'cause I can't figure out the
solution to a problem.
Context: new Sony Vaio laptop running Slackware-13.37/x86_64 with
wicd-1.7.0.
When invoked with 'wicd-client -n' from the command line, up pops the
wicd
network manager showing our local AP
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