LENGARD Pascal OCISI wrote:
>
> Yes you can, just recompile your own wget in you directory:
>
> get the sources,
> untar them in you home dir
> run ./configure with the option
> --prefix=/myhomedir/and/where/i/want/it/to/be/installed
> run make
> run make install
>
> this wget is yours so you may rename it bash if you want.
I tried this with licq (IIRC), but it doesn't work, I don't remember
why. Maybe some libraries were missing...
>
> WARNING: as a system administrator, if i catch you doing such things, i
> might get VERY upset ...
Yes, but when root is my friend... :)
The problem is the other users like me.
> (and i would catch you since the connections made by wget on the outside
> world will be logged, you bash will have a strange set of arguments:
> something like:
> ps auxwww
> dumbuser .... bash -m -np http://www.some_address.com/
>
> so what you couls do is put the arguments IN wget (hack the source for
> that).
OK! That's a great ideea!
>
> hope this won't help you too much
I hope this will help me :)
> (remember, if this is not allowed on your system, you WILL be caught).
>
> pascal
Thanks.
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