[ Brought back on list, since Jon is very correct. - Cameron ]
On 30Jan2018 05:09, Jon LaBadie wrote:
On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 08:53:32PM +1100, Cameron Simpson wrote:
Run a small shell script like this (untested, but happy to help debug):
cd your-staging-directory
n=1
while :
do
for f
On 30Jan2018 12:01, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
On Tue, 2018-01-30 at 20:53 +1100, Cameron Simpson wrote:
cd your-staging-directory
n=1
while :
do
for f in *.jpg
do
[ -s "$f" ] || continue
while :
do
target=$( printf 'your-ordered-di
The point here is that you might no need to know the % syntax, you can just put
your own text there if you update it when needed.
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anks for your suggestions
(and ditto to Kenny and Rick among others who tried to help).
A pleasure.
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options to see things happening.
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On 11Feb2018 16:40, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 02/10/2018 09:16 PM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
On 10Feb2018 20:50, Robert Nichols wrote:
On 02/10/2018 12:31 PM, bruce wrote:
Got it.. or think I do.. It appears the -I --ignore-times attribute
will essentially force a redo of any/all files in the
er"? Less memory? Less disc?
A snapshot with less disc might have a corrupted filesystem if you cut off a
portion of the disc with files in it.
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hat.
For myself, I sometimes keep a client/employer related script that hooks my
shell into the environment I'm using to work on their stuff. Very handy to get
predictable behaviour.
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_
ll need
to go after them also, and so forth.
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;admin" users who can use sudo and ordinary/guest users who can't. And
normally no direct root login. (Yes, they're proper UNIX systems and you can
boot single user etc.) It is actually a pretty good setup for consumer UNIX
systems.
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. But prehistoric is flat
out incorrect.
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On 01Apr2018 23:55, sam varshavchik wrote:
Cameron Simpson writes:
There are plenty of popular human friendly formats out there like markdown
and restructured text etc which render to various output formats.
Which "human friendly" format can I use which already has tools to
gen
On 02Apr2018 01:29, sam varshavchik wrote:
Cameron Simpson writes:
Well I was using Perl's POD format several years ago as my primary manual
writing syntax, generates man and html. Good HTML to XHTML might be an easy
transcription, I've not tried.
Not specificly recommending P
his happen? Just asking. Because that would imply that
sync doesn't, actaully, do what it is supposed to do.
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et it to "eecho", another tiny script which goes:
#!/bin/sh
echo "$*" >&2
which gets you do-nothing tracing mode, 90% of what a -n needs.
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On 16Jun2018 10:24, Marek Howard wrote:
On Tue, 2018-06-12 at 07:52 +1000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
Personally I like "set -x". I've even got a tiny line script called "set-x"
which goes:
#!/bin/sh
set -x
exec "$@"
and many scripts which do variants on:
es
systemd-timesyncd.service active: yes
RTC in local TZ: no
Thanks for looking
Yeah, I'd suspect the shell environment, since your timedatectl outputs look
equivalent.
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On 17Jul2018 19:37, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 07/17/18 19:33, Danny Horne via users wrote:
On 17/07/18 12:05, Cameron Simpson wrote:
What's in the environment? I like "env | sort".
This nailed it, for some reason (don't ask why, I just don't know), but
I placed &
sible stdio
bugs in sed or grep - I certainly came across one in GNU sed several years ago
for input data.
Just something to keep in mind for later.
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$ echo "a-b-c" | sed -e 's/-//g'
Workaround:
$ echo "a-b-c" | perl -pe 's
files; ISO14496 is a
container format and doesn't prescribe a specific video data format.
I believe .mp4 files are ISO14496 files with H264 video inside them.
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To u
nd libGL messages, an X11 3D rendering library). I
suspect a web browser started from the terminal outside the tmux session. Or a
messaging programme (and "SID" might be a "session id").
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outside your tmux, it's just outside the server too :-)
You could divert yakyak's output to a log file.
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abort with usage before the main task begins
- slightly distinct "bad usage" exit code of 2, versus the common value of 1
for generic "operation failed"
- the simple shell script "flag" idiom: empty string false, nonempty string
true, easy "[ $badopts ]" fl
p256
debug1: kex: server->client cipher: chacha20-poly1...@openssh.com MAC:
compression: none
debug1: kex: client->server cipher: chacha20-poly1...@openssh.com MAC:
compression: none
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ta areas) and for lots of small files use tar or cpio piped over
ssh, which removes another layer of round trip latency (the per-file sync).
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posted in this thread.
Alas, my reputation there is too low to comment. That's what I get for being a
hermit and hating "forum" websites on the whole.
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To uns
ync afterwards to clean up the rest:
rsync -iaP /drive1/ /drive2/
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On 06Sep2018 21:25, Fred Smith wrote:
On Fri, Sep 07, 2018 at 11:10:08AM +1000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
On 06Sep2018 19:20, Ranjan Maitra wrote:
>I have two drives mounted on a F28 system. Both are identical 4TB
>drives. The second one is empty. I am concerned about the first
>one f
ted on making new
VMs by using Ghost (similar use case to Clonezilla) to a new blank VM. Instead
of, you know, just copying a drive image file :-(
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g the utility
jetcat-mod between the 2 dd commands?
Apologies, I think I've lost track of the attributions.
I'd expect jetcat to (a) provide an agressive buffering beyond what a pipe
provides (letting the first dd get ahead more) and (b) report progress.
n general (such as the Mac I'm typing
this on). Can we please go back to _technical_ discussion instead of this?
To satisfy the "no link to the code" people:
[1] https://bitbucket.org/cameron_simpson/css/src/tip/bin/prcat
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ecurity reasons you see little of this detail on the machine A side as all
such information helps attackers.
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uot;mount" journal replay does any repair.
However, "out of band" damage caused by a failing drive cannot be implicitly
repaired because the filesystem doesn't know about it. You need xfs_repair for
that.
The xfs_repair manual page ("man xfs_repair") is exten
u error message might be a
side effect of the library being missing.
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On 12Sep2018 08:35, Cameron Simpson wrote:
On 11Sep2018 15:11, Ranjan Maitra wrote:
There is also xfs_repair: will this utility find the affected files?
Short answer: I don't actually know. It may be more useful to run it
against the bad drive because if those blocks are file data b
omething against the problematic file, see if it reads the
whole thing. Even "cat >/dev/null
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On 13Sep2018 08:29, Cameron Simpson wrote:
Regarding the DVD CSS stuff: I seem to recall from long ago that reading a CSS
DVD without the libdvdcss stuff to arrange decoding produced read issues, not
just garbled data. This might be that.
Ah, here we go. In the tar-1.30 source, src/create.c
On 12Sep2018 17:40, JD wrote:
On 09/12/2018 04:39 PM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
On 13Sep2018 08:29, Cameron Simpson wrote:
Regarding the DVD CSS stuff: I seem to recall from long ago that
reading a CSS DVD without the libdvdcss stuff to arrange decoding
produced read issues, not just garbled
s" and access the content. The libdvdcss
library brute forces the weak encryption to gain access. The drives themselves
are complicit in the DRM.
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". It looks like the "blockget -v -b block-number" command may
provide useful info.
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On 20Sep2018 21:31, Ranjan Maitra wrote:
On Fri, 21 Sep 2018 12:12:26 +1000 Cameron Simpson wrote:
On 20Sep2018 19:06, Ranjan Maitra wrote:
>I am sorry to return to this, but I am still struggling to find out the answer
>to how to find files that had bad blocks in my old
er via xargs:
find /path/to/your/drive -type f -print0 \
| xargs -0 cat -- >/dev/null 2>cat-errors.txt
which will try to cat everything in batches and report errors to
"cat-errors.txt" for later review.
It should be substantially f
nbg=$(( nbg + 1 ))
[ $nbg -lt $maxbg ] || { wait; nbg=0; }
done 3which first of bursts of 128 curls and waits for them all, then runs another
burst etc.
If you want finer control, maybe move to Python using the requests library to
do fetches and threads for the para
mportant
thing here is that it empts the Markdown to stdout into "mkv".
Views nicely in a terminal.
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On 25Sep2018 13:32, Jon Ingason wrote:
Den 2018-09-25 kl. 12:45, skrev Patrick O'Callaghan:
On Tue, 2018-09-25 at 08:47 +1000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
"distinfo" is an alias associated with my release scripts, but the
important
thing here is that it empts the Markdown to s
ernative. I use Calibre so the viewer is
installed, but I hadn't realised it could be used stand-alone.
There's quite a few executables in Calibre's bin directory.
And its database is SQLite3, very inspectable and accessable.
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or the "crossover cable" scenario:
laptop--laptop
In both these situations your laptops should be on the same IP network, and
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We just need to ensure he uses just his local LAN and make it clear that such
traffic never goes near his ISP. So the local switch or a direct cable
crossover.
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f disc. You
could put a filesystem on a whole disc if you were happy to trash the
partition table (i.e. not have one at all).
So "device" is arguably a more correct term anyway.
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or via its $RSYNC_RSH envvar, you can use that same syntax on the
command line with rsync.
I use it extensively; it has proven _extremely_ useful.
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that someday I can give the "Thermonuclear Protection" a little t
On 26May2010 17:06, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
| On Thu, 2010-05-27 at 07:30 +1000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| > Can you elaborate on why you want this as opposed to to a hard link?
| > i.e. what specific facility a hard link does _not_ give you that your
| > proposal would?
|
| A
which seems a bit shorter.
There's no sanity checking in there, eg that $cur_link is not empty or
that the set command matches exactly one file.
Most particularly, using find to get filenames is rather heavyweight and
wordy and flakey in the face of weird filenames.
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ot;
The readlink command is a GNU command - not portable to UNIX systems which
don't have the GNU commands grafted on. Of course it is a one line perl
or python script do implement this on a system with no readlink command.
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, your "users should do their own spam filtering" uses that logi.
So, yes.
| >> Moreover you have dozens of mailing lists, do you expect people to
| >> subscribe to them when they want to send a one-time email?
| >
| > Yes. You can unsubscribe if they want to, la
from doing what they want. That's not the case, if I want to reply to
| you privately, I can do that regardless of the settings. Wanna see?
And the same for the reply-to. This works both ways.
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There is a chasm
of carbon and sili
On 06Jul2010 09:47, Felipe Contreras wrote:
| On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 2:18 AM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| > On 05Jul2010 20:02, Felipe Contreras wrote:
| > | I mean that there are many steps involved, go to this page, fill this,
| > | wait for that, reply here, etc.
| >
| > The pro
impact the final outcome of something is moot, not
| mute. Everyone has their favorite misuse to annoy them.
Felipe has already said English is not his first language. Cut him some
slack here.
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An unbreakable toy is useful for break
race.out" file.
It will at least show you _exactly_ what tar is trying to do.
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"reply" usually mean now).
It is _usually_ better to reply-to-all in ad hoc groups like the above
example, and also better to reply-to-all in one-to-one conversation
(where the buttons mean the same thing).
So I, for one, would advocate going back in time and changing the
to which I am subscribed.
Should you care? Unless your mail volume is biting into your ISP's
bandwidth limits having thousands of messages is a win. Personally, if I
subscribe to new a mailman list my first act is often to suck down the
entire archive and unpack it into my mail folders so I can con
want.
BTW, you know you can use "%" for 1,$ ?
And "&" for the text matched by the whole pattern?
The former is just convenient, but the "&" thing is very handy with big
(or varying) patterns.
:%s##&^V^M#g
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#x27;t do what
| you want, try the second.
The former; Mike should get a literal ^M in the substiution command.
The latter (^V^V^V^M) I have used in macro definitions to get ^V^M into
the macro, to get the ^M when the macro runs:-)
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But if it does it may be easy to transcribe to text, or to transcrive to
csv so that xls2csv can then be used.
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ot always
| > start xterm and run IRAF within it?
|
| Yes, I can always do that, but I want to make the script also ;-)
Have the script start the xterm:
: ${have_xterm:=}
[ -n "$have_xterm" ] || exec env have_xterm=1 xterm -e "$0" ${1+"$@"}
Self starts in an xter
This is a client issue. Does the ssh client write
| > to local log files?
|
| No. I think it may be a SELinux policy issue.
You also get this if the server end is locked down in the sshd_config or
in the key in the authorized_keys file. It is perfectly possible to
permit only specific port for
esn't have that issue.
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I believe you can do the same kind of thing in iptables these days if
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ive values for
"terminated by signal N". Core dumps may not be exposed by the shell.
Suvayu: try this:
sleep 3600 &
kill -9 $!; wait; echo "\$?=$?"
and repeat with various kill numbers. See if you get anything useful.
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On 03Apr2010 18:06, Suvayu Ali wrote:
| On Saturday 03 April 2010 04:22 PM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| > So the shell can report Terminated and Segmentation Fault reliably and
| > Done versus failed because the wait status has distinct information.
| > So he should be able to check do
ther and going:
sed ... | other changes ... | sh
Saves a huge amount of mucking around.
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As soon as we started programming, we found to our surprise that it wasn't as
easy to get programs right as we had thought. Debugging had
g.
Also, the whole point of xargs is to _circumvent_ the command exec()
limit; it will run "rm" multiple times if necessary to avoid the command
line limit.
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Just because Unix is a multiuser system doesn't mean
tely, on /usr/share/terminfo/x/
| xterm,which exists and is readable. H time for a reboot?
These are looked up on the fly, so a reboot should not help.
Try:
strace -e trace=file clear 2>str.out
and then examine str.out. Where is "clear" looking for terminal data?
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ttle setup.
Look at your mail reader's "View" options; you may be able to get a column
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Netscape Messenger has displayed the mess
on the new one?
I'd use rsync:
rsync -vn -aH /olddisk/ /newdisk/
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Windows is really user friendly - it doesn't crash on its own, it first
opens a dialog box, saying it will crash and you have to click OK :
On 07May2010 07:11, ann kok wrote:
| not sure why
| that command won't work to me
|
| rsync -vn -aH /olddisk/ /newdisk/
|
| it can't sync to newdisk
Without seeing your command line and the error output I can't help.
You _did_ include the "n" option?
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(The purpose of the subshell it to make the clients - xterm - not be
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Or you could just have the .xsession:
#!/bin/sh
. /etc/profile
. $HOME/.profile
( xterm &
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exec twm
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"So do I," said Gandalf, "and so do all who l
as possible, stashing names
closedir()
now stat() or whatever all the names as needed
stat() et al are not racy. We keep the raciness in the smallest
timeframe possible with the above approach.
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ASCII n s. [from the g
(or GDM) GUI
login prompt.
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hown -R tom:tom .
or
cd /home
chown -R tom:tom tom/.
or some variantion of that form.
Note the "/." in the second example: that _enters_ the tom directory for
the chown.
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Goverment is not reason; it is not elo
two (space:32, tab:9).
Both space and tab sort lexically before digits (which start at 48 for
"0"). If you're using another whitespace codepoint by accident then it
will probably come above the digits and thus change the sort result.
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>/root/strace.out
and you should get to see exactly what clamscan is doing, filewise.
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We are all agreed that your theory is crazy. The question that divides us is
whether it is crazy enough to have a chance of being c
On 02Jul2011 22:26, Paul Allen Newell wrote:
| On 7/2/2011 10:06 PM, Joe Zeff wrote:
| > On 07/02/2011 09:45 PM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| >> That should be the case. (Of course, SELinux can break anything - if you
| >> run out of ideas you could turn it off to see if the be
On 02Jul2011 22:24, Paul Allen Newell wrote:
| inline and at tail ...
As things should be :-)
| On 7/2/2011 9:45 PM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| >On 02Jul2011 20:40, Paul Allen Newell wrote:
[...]
| >Thought: is clamscan setuid or something?
| >If you get nowhere there, try stracing the
ect your rules. You can also run the system
with selinux genuinely off, though I think it may need a reboot once
selinux has been started at all.
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it seems like it's time to retire the length-of-sig-wasted-ban
On 03Jul2011 17:35, Paul Allen Newell wrote:
| On 7/3/2011 5:15 PM, Cameron Simpson wrote:
| > On 03Jul2011 15:02, Paul Allen Newell wrote:
| > | On 7/3/2011 2:54 PM, Paul Morgan wrote:
| > |>it really is bad form to run a script out of root's home
| > |>directory.
| >
viour I expect?
alias pwd=/bin/pwd
might remove the scales from your eyes. It is better to fix your
expectations, because a symlink is not a mount. You're expecting it to
act like a mount.
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Kilimanjaro is a pretty tricky
evels 3 and/or 5, usually both. Ths command:
chkconfig --level 35 clamav on
would do this (presuming "clamav" to be the relevant name listed by
"chkconfig --list" above - adjust to suit).
of course, it would still be useful to figure out the best selinux
incantation requir
stion elsewhere in the thread lets you
test SMTP (port 25) connectivity; I gather you can't SMTP direct from
one of your other responses.
You probably need to tell your mail system (probably sendmail?) that its
relay is your ISP's SMTP server.
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
ossibly pdftotext does exactly that
anyway. Of course it achieves nothing for me if the PDF is a scan.
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
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Many companies are just now realizing that testing for the year 2000
problems will likely be more time-consuming and expensiv
the athena widgets just suck.
If you look at www.fvwm.org, check out the screenshots section:
http://www.fvwm.org/screenshots/desktops/index.php?num=100
You may find one to your liking as a base layout for you to customise
further.
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
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example, XFS makes a deliberate attempt to store files physically
close to their directories for performance reasons.
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/
Microsoft - where "cross platform" means "runs in both Win95 and WinNT".
- A
t know about poppler-utils .
FYI, I wrote this extremely dumb "text from PostScript" script.
Crude, but not utterly ineffective, and it doesn't need much in the way
of other tools.
http://www.cskk.ezoshosting.com/cs/css/bin/unps
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
http://www.cskk.
the
_front_ of the search path in /etc/resolv.conf:
search local your.normal.domain.here
Then using the short names should work.
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
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"He deserves death!"
"Deserves it! I daresay he does. And many die that de
ut a password
and without needing a terminal (because it's happening from cron).
Might I suggest the "at" command instead of cron? The same access issues
will apply but you can more easily queue commands for arbitrary times.
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
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s I suggest - if nothing
else they may reveal more clues.
| Dirx contains mp3's.
"MP3s", please. There are no apostrophes in plurals!
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Cameron Simpson DoD#743
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I bested him in an Open Season of scouring-people's-postings-looking-for-
sp
ate +%Y%m%dT%H%M%S`; $*"
##echo -E "$_lh_line" >>"$BASH_HISTFILE" # give up trying to support
bash's stupid history
if [ -n "$LOGDIR" ] && [ -d "$LOGDIR/." ]
then echo -E "$_lh_line" >>
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