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jumpstart script

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darshadow (TechnicalUser)
10 May 12 2:27
Hi,

I'm using scripting for the jumpstart.
Has anyone an Idea why in one script this command run well,
By example, this echo command on at.deny run well :

CODE

# at.deny must be set for hardening
/usr/bin/echo "Update at.deny ..."
ATDENY=/a/etc/cron.d/at.deny
[ ! -f ${ATDENY} ] && \
(
/usr/bin/echo "staed" >> ${ATDENY}
/usr/bin/echo "ederf" >> ${ATDENY}
/usr/bin/echo "sed2" >> ${ATDENY}
...
/usr/bin/echo "def2" >> ${ATDENY}
)
[ -f ${ATDENY} ] && \
        for ATUSR in staed ederf sed2 ... def2;
 do
                /usr/bin/cat ${ATDENY} | grep ${ATUSR}
                [ $? != 0 ] && \
                        /usr/bin/echo ${ATUSR} >> ${ATDENY}
 done
But this two other commands echo in sshd_config or cat in system doesn't run :

CODE

# limited remote access (ssh)
/usr/bin/echo "Limit SSH Access ..."
SSHDCONF=/a/etc/ssh/sshd_config
SSHDTMP=/a/tmp/sshdconf.tmp
# limit remote access to defined users
[ -f ${SSHDCONF} ] && \
        /usr/bin/echo "AllowGroups \
sugrp \
>> ${SSHDCONF}

SYSFILE=/a/etc/system
SYSFILE_TMP=/a/var/tmp/system_tmp
/usr/bin/cp ${SYSFILE} ${SYSFILE_TMP}
/usr/bin/cat >> ${SYSFILE_TMP} << EOF
set rlim_fd_cur=32767
set rlim_fd_max=327679
EOF
 /usr/bin/cp ${SYSFILE_TMP} ${SYSFILE}

I've try many thing BUT I don't known any more where could by the problem!

Thx in advance

 
tarn (TechnicalUser)
10 May 12 9:54

You don't say what errors you are getting that may help, but are you sure it's not the "test [ -f ]" and the "EOF" that's causing your problem?


I'd put these type of changes in a "post Jumpstart" script myself ...

Sorry otherwise no idea!

Laurie.
cndcadams (IS/IT--Management)
11 May 12 15:18
where is the ending " for this... see bold "Allowgroups

/usr/bin/echo "AllowGroups \
sugrp \
>> ${SSHDCONF}

SYSFILE=/a/etc/system
SYSFILE_TMP=/a/var/tmp/system_tmp
/usr/bin/cp ${SYSFILE} ${SYSFILE_TMP}
/usr/bin/cat >> ${SYSFILE_TMP} << EOF
set rlim_fd_cur=32767
set rlim_fd_max=327679
EOF
/usr/bin/cp ${SYSFILE_TMP} ${SYSFILE}
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