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<pic***o> hey, i think there's a way to do this.. i want a particular directory to be g+w for a certain group.. but i want all files/dirs created under that directory (by members of said group) to also be g+w for that particular group
<Phaid> g+s
<pic***o> gracias
<pic***o> is there a wy to change umask so that files in that dir are created g+w ?
<Phaid> ig you change the dir to g+s then files in that dir should be created g+w
<Phaid> ah no wait
<Phaid> they will be created owned by that group
<Phaid> but the permissions will be determined by umask
<Phaid> so if you make your umask 002 they should be g+w
<pic***o> yeah, so i have to change the global umask huh
<Phaid> yup
<pic***o> k
<pic***o> thanks for ze help
<Phaid> np
<mza> http://genpaste.pengu.in/pastes/show/234 any ideas why that's failing?
<Coweater> inherit couldn't find something and told the program to die
<danO3> hi, could you recommand me about a good tcp/ip book? something that i can leran the whole tcp/ip from, but will be easy to learn
<bougyman> danO3: TCP/IP Illustrated
<danO3> bougyman: who wrote?
<FiZi> On Redhat Enterprise 4 AS I've setup a user account who can only gain access via SFTP (/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server). They have no problem logging in. I've added them to a group and set that group to be their default but when they create files/folders through SFTP it isn't using the umask I've set of 002 it keeps using the default 022. How do I make it so using OpenSSH as the sftp server their defaul umask is 002 so they will create fi
<FiZi> If I set him to have a bash shell then everything works fine
<FiZi> but I don't want him to have access to a shell, just sftp
<danO3> bougyman: and i see that there is vol 1 and 2, there is any hard diffrent?
<Idle`> FiZi: probably with pam
<FiZi> pam?
<Idle`> pam_limits may do it
<Idle`> yea, whenever it forks off something from ssh (well, even SSH itself), itll set the limits... dunno if pam_limits does umask tho
<FiZi> and you're talking about pam in the sshd_config?
<Idle`> theres probably a pam mod that does umask
<Idle`> no
<Idle`> sorta
<Idle`> not really...
<FiZi> lol
<Idle`> pam is system wide
<Idle`> can be used only for certain apps.
<FiZi> Ah ok, i see it in /etc/pam.d
<FiZi> there is a sshd file in there
<Idle`> yea, thats for sshd :)
<Idle`> loads modules for sshd specificly
<FiZi> and sftp is a sub-system of sshd
<Idle`> yea
<FiZi> Balls, it's never an easy answer is it?
<FiZi> I thought I had it with the bash profiles
<FiZi> but it doesn't process bash profiles if their user account can only use the sftp-server subsystem
<Idle`> na, cause sftp doesn't even involk bash
<FiZi> Yeh
<FiZi> Can I make the system run a script for the user on sftp login?
<Idle`> maybe, never really used sftp
<Idle`> just rsync and scp
<FiZi> Even /etc/profile
<FiZi> doesn't help there either
<Idle`> nope, thats shell specific
<Idle`> generally sh and bash specific I would gander
<Idle`> anyhow... bbl
<FiZi> Thnx anyway
<FiZi> Hah
<FiZi> I found a way to do it
<FiZi> Make it so the user has a bash shell
<FiZi> vi /home/<user account>/.bash_profile
<FiZi> add in
<FiZi> logout
<FiZi> to the bottom
<FiZi> sftp works great
<FiZi> shell just kicks them right off
<sander> what could be wrong when the networking card reports its been down for 15 secs?
<sander> it happens from time to time..
<sander> two times today
<warjest> how are you forcing them to run sftp on login when it takes parameters? are they static?
<FiZi> What do you mean warjest?
<warjest> ohhh
<warjest> on sftp login
<warjest> nevermind
<FiZi> heh, later
<bougyman> PKG_VERSION=0.0.23 rake create_gem
<bougyman> woops
<Idle`> eat lawn tools!
<Idle`> if I was in a non-public place, it would be easy to entertain myself
<pb24ss> uhhh
<Idle`> dirty mind.... :)
<pb24ss> did you end up getting a car yet?
<Idle`> yea, like 3 weeks ago :P
<pb24ss> what did you get?
<Idle`> Acura 3.2 CL Type-S
<pb24ss> i see
<pb24ss> shoulda went german
<Idle`> I know... :(
<Idle`> its a nice car th
<Idle`> tho*
<pb24ss> PerpIexer: all done now?
<bougyman> iab def def<CR>end<UP>
<vegasa> can i get some help
<vegasa> ?
<bujinkan> i have a question regarding a log file that is recognized as a binary file using grep.
<Trey> bujinkan: great. too bad we aren't mind readers
<Shava> owned
<bujinkan> seeing if anyone is willing. this log file was created under a windows app, i believe.
<bujinkan> using the "file" command, it says it is a application/octet-stream (data) file
<Trey> bujinkan: strings filename | grep pattern
<bujinkan> was wanting to use grep to output each time a specific event occurs
<bujinkan> have tried "cat scavenger.log | grep -a 'renamed' " and it returns nothing
<bujinkan> the file will display fine when using "cat"
<Trey> bujinkan: you don't need to do cat there. grep can take in a file name
<Trey> bujinkan: but if scavenger.log is a binary file you can try to yank you the ascii bits using strings
<Trey> bujinkan: for example, strings scavenger.log | grep renamed
<bujinkan> it doesn't return anything when i do that
<Trey> strings seems to work a little better than -a
<Trey> bujinkan: then maybe renamed isn't in the file?
<Trey> if its a windows file it might be in 2 bytes per character format
<bujinkan> it is .. under cat you see "[10:24:35] Clip 045678 renamed to 034958"
<bujinkan> if it is in 2 bytes per character, would i need to issue a different command?
<bujinkan> according to the grep man doc, it says it usually doesn't display binary information as it may muck up the display but you can add -a or --binary-files=text to override
<bujinkan> any suggestions?
<serilkila> hey guys need some desperate help
<serilkila> made a raid array using;
<serilkila> mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=raid0 --raid-devices=4 /dev/sda4 /dev/sdb /dev/sdc /dev/sdd
<serilkila> then did mke2fs /dev/md0 &&&&& mount /dev/md0 /home/
<serilkila> however the box rebooted, and now /dev/md0 seems to have disapeared
<serilkila> [root@server1 home]# cat /proc/mdstat
<serilkila> Personalities : [raid0]
<serilkila> can anyone help me out ?
<sander> serilkila, issue the command: mdadm /dev/md0 -A /dev/sda4 /dev/sdb /dev/sdc /dev/sdd
<inline1> hello
<inline1> i just got a live cd of ubuntu .. it wont boot though, i get an xwindows error and i get sent to bash .. i believe i have to configure xconf .. except i dont know how .. any ideas on what i need to do ? i have an ati x800
<serilkila> sander : mdadm: -A would set mode to ***emble, but it is already manage.
<serilkila> ty for the idea though, anything else ? :(
<sander> it works for me.. but I'm running another raid level.. so I dunno
<serilkila> ****
<serilkila> any idea how i would add a line to fstab
<serilkila> to pick that up ?
<sander> I have no idea.. some os'es does it automaticly
<sander> I think you have to edit some kinda raidtab file
<serilkila> damn
<serilkila> yea your right
<serilkila> you think the data is gone =( ?
<sander> nopes
<sander> I was scared it was gone myself.. when I didnt saw the disc
<sander> but after doing that cmd.. it came back
<serilkila> shiat
<serilkila> wel -A is just re***embling the pre existing array
<serilkila> im not sure why it wouldnt =[ grr
<serilkila> im missin something here shucks
<sander> ***emble a pre-existing array
<serilkila> yea
<sander> after booting.. thats what you want.. to be able to mount the drive
<serilkila> mdadm: -A would set mode to ***emble, but it is already manage.
<serilkila> what is that meaning
<serilkila> heh
<sander> so you tell the raid thingie that theese discs is one device
<serilkila> yea
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