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<0> the main host site is down atm... dunno why
<1> venet0 doesn't seem like a valid interface name
<1> cant use it
<1> =)
<0> bsd huh?
<0> ya see the channel name?
<1> no
<1> debian
<1> =)
<0> well i'm tired of guessing games...
<0> if you dont want to reveal what h/w distro, software etc... are involved.... that's up to you... i tried to point you in the right direction
<0> you really ought to learn how to "ask questions" the correct way tho so you dont annoy ppl so much tho.,...
<2> Hey guys.. with `expext` is there a way after ssh to let the user use the shell? (the remote host).. because it exits..
<0> expect?
<3> . URL: http://expect.nist.gov/
<0> cant answer questions that are ambiguously phrased...
<4> wtf
<4> idiots
<4> NIST policy is to avoid endorsements for commercial products or organizations. Hence this page provides no link for the publisher or any further information about how to obtain the book.
<4> awol: so, gimme an example of what you use expect for?
<0> i haven't used it much... and not in a long time....
<5> "interactive stuff"
<2> well.. i'm using expect to automaticly connect to all our LNSs
<2> and then it checks if a user is currently connected to the service..
<2> i want the expect script to give the user shell prompt if it finds the user (if it finds it at the moment it just exits)
<6> hi cls
<6> ika why would you expect it to keep the shell open?
<6> ika you can emulate with your script a shell prompt
<6> me personally, i'd just use perl
<2> i know... but i want the user to let it type in commands in the LNS it finds the user
<2> when you find a user you have many things you'll want to do.. so instead of letting the user reconnect to the LNS i want it to throw him in therer
<2> there*
<6> great
<5> I have no idea what an LNS is, but write a shell wrapper that disconnects if whatever you are saying does or doesn't happen (I can't follow what you are talking about honestly)
<6> so write your script to allow it
<6> this isn't rocket science
<5> like set the users shell to your custom shell
<2> lns is the redback
<6> it's not even that difficuult gauze
<5> what is a redback?
<6> he just needs to accept input and send it
<6> something tells me he doesn't have a lot of coding experience
<6> this is basic logic
<2> humm.. we are an ISP and we accept conenctions that use the LNS..
<5> jjcell: I couldn't be arsed to figure out exactly wtf he's talking about.
<6> gauze if condition then allow user to send input
<2> gauze: i cant.. LNS is cisco
<2> i cant give it a custom shell..
<6> gauze aka, he can't write a simple script to save his life
<0> !wtf abs?
<7> Well, abs is the advanced bash scripting guide a useful doc for learning the bash scripting language at http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/index.html
<5> abs++
<0> that may help a bit...
<6> perl and 5 minutes and i could have it even though i **** at perl
<0> perl would probably be a better choice... but even bash would suffice.....
<5> I **** at perl too, but damn it's so quick to bang **** out in it if you know programming at all.
<8> The expect command 'interact' may be helpful.
<9> pssst! wanna buy some NXDOMAIN HTTP traffic?
<5> graz: :-(
<10> morning
<0> eek! it's 2am!
<11> is not. :P
<12> agreed. it is not
<0> Mon Sep 4 01:59:17 CST 2006
<0> it's nearly 2am....ok ok...
<0> NOW it's 2am! happy?
<0> Mon Sep 4 02:00:15 CST 2006
<12> your clock is way wrong. not just tz, but also about 30 mins ****ed, i think
<0> no. i ive in one of only 5 half hour timezones on the planet
<0> s/ive/live/
<12> ah. k. bummer for you
<0> why?
<3> why is that I hit it with my left index finger then....
<0> it's all relative...
<12> is there anything interesting in cst?
<0> central standard time.... in oz....
<12> i got that
<0> i'm kinda interesting.... aren't i?
<12> cocky enough that it sounds good
<9> eep
<6> howdy graz
<13> I am having issues installing objectivity..its complaining about libstdc++.so.5, I have created symlinks to .so.6 and it still doesn't work, I have updated the /etc/ld.so.conf and ran ldconfig and tried to re-install, no luck.
<9> morn folks
<14> sorry
<14> i got disconnected
<9> reading some earthlink blog, seems earthlink is doing what verisign wanted to, nxdomain redirection
<10> hey
<12> was slashdot-ed
<10> programs like yum and apt-get... what are they called? install managers?
<12> package managers
<10> ok. i need to install a package manager
<10> ...to make adding new programs/packages easier
<11> yum
<10> yum requires python
<10> ...i think
<11> so install python.
<10> back
<10> had to reboot
<0> dyneuser: what distro ya got?
<10> it's not even a distro. it's a livecd
<10> and a crappy one at that
<0> then why the Q's about package managers?
<10> i might be stuck with this for a few days. is it even possible to use a package-manager with a livecd?
<12> a few of 'em. ubuntu can, but comes with yum and synaptic. i think knoppix can but i don remember
<0> where are you going to install to? ya need a write device.....
<0> dyneuser: what exactly are you trying to do?
<10> so the system wont just use the filesystem mounted in the ram?
<0> dyneuser: what exactly are you trying to do?
<0> what's the purpose of the exercise?
<10> just install a package-manager. i might be stuck with just this livecd for a few days and i'm playing around with things.
<10> a package manager would make things easier
<0> why not just install a real distro?
<0> why the live cd?
<0> i dont get it....
<10> well, it's not my computer, for one thing.
<15> I need to install YUM
<15> anyone have any experience with it?
<15> I need gcc3.2 libraries but I have gcc 3.4
<15> is it possible to install gcc3.2 into it's own "space" or like directory so it does not conflict with stuff?
<10> wtf?
<0> darkII: or dyneuser woteva.... no ya dont... you're just clueless....
<0> and since you dont know how to ask the real question.... will probably remain so...
<10> ok. who has a clone and is making fun of me?
<0> good luck with that...
<10> what are you talking about awol?
<15> awol?...clueless? not realy, I am installing objecitivty and it only works with libstdc++.so.5, I have .so.6
<0> dyneuser: get a real distro and stop wasting your own and our time
<15> and it won't work this way
<0> darkII: what distro have ya got?
<15> I got redhat ES
<15> version 4
<0> darkII: then you already have an adequate package manager... learn how to use it... it's called up2date
<10> i don't feel that anything where i learn something is a waste of time. but if that is how you feel then forget it.
<15> i emailed the objectivity admins, and theyt old me they haven't tested on libstdc++.so.6 yet :(
<11> yum comes with rhes too I believe.
<0> dyneuser: hey. i'm still helping you while speaking my mind
<15> I can't use up2date because that server is a db server and can not talk to the internet
<15> that is the problem my friend :)
<0> dyneuser: up to you if you wanna ignore good advice
<15> Zbandit, I have only a yum file in the log.d dir
<0> darkII: then you should have an up2date mirror on your lan that CAN talk to the net and make packages available to it
<15> this /etc/log.d/scripts/services/yum
<15> awol, ok so let us say we punch a firewall hole, would I use up2date to install yum or the older gcc
<0> or yum mirror for that matter...
<15> also do you recommend me just removing the gcc.3.4 rpms and installing gcc 3.2?
<0> darkII: ya can have both gcc's installed
<12> up2date is a package manager. why do you need anohter one?
<15> ok, it won't conflict with anything?
<15> just put it in it's own dir?
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