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Thanks yet again Feherke!

Hey guys, Is there a script to combine two files but do it line by line? EG: file 1 = 1 2 3 4 file 2 = a b c d so that the output would be 1 a 2 b 3 c 4 d Any help greatly appreciated. millap

Hi Feherke, The purpose is to generate profiles for a dslam. new connection cpe-1 set encapsulation-protocol = atm set ip-options ip-routing = no set bridging-options bridge = yes set bridging-options bridging-group = 451 set bridging-options bridge-type = transparent-bridging set...

Hi Feherke, Thanks for the swift response! Thats great, just what I was looking for. Is it also possible to use seq to as do the following in that case: new connection cpe-1 set nailed-group = 1 new connection cpe-2 set nailed-group = 2 new connection cpe-3 set nailed-group = 3 I should have...

Hi all, I'm trying to figure a way to script the generation of a config file, eg; new connection cpe-1 new connection cpe-2 new connection cpe-3 Is there a way I can do this with awk or sed? Thanks millap

Hi, If you set relay_domains = xyz.com all that means is your postfix server will accept email for xyz.com and relay it to it's destination. If this is what you want to do (eg relay to another host) you need to edit /etc/postfix/transport and add an entry for xyz.com. For example: xyz.com...

Hi, is there anything set in the main.cf.default that would point to the IP address you're talking about? cd to the directory where your postfix .cf files are located and do a 'grep -l ""<ip.address>" *". That might tell you where the IP address is being taken from.

If you are using local delivery then the main.cf entry alias_maps = maptype://path/to/file is what you need. If you are delivering to the network (eg your postfix install is a relay to an internal host like MS Exchange) then you should use relay_recipients = maptype://path/to/file For...

Hi Nashcom, I've seen the error "timed out while sending MAIL FROM" a few times when there's an MTU issue on your MTA's NIC. Not because your MTA is the problem but that a node inbetween you and the recipient MTA is causing the problem. hotmail.com was an issue for my lcoal MTA until I...

Sorry Ali(aau) should have said it's BSD 2.0 also... Thanks millap

Yes aau, it's rc.conf Cheers millap

Awesome, thanks PHV! Works like a dream :) Sed is complicated though :P Thanks to both of you for your replies millap

Hi pcunix, Thanks for the reply. I understand that statement but how do I pass the contents of $MYCONFIG to sed? It will replace a known IP address (10.2.3.4 for example). I need to do a sed 's/10.2.3.4/<$MYCONFIG>/' is this possible? Thanks millap

Hi all, I'm looking for a way to pass sed a variable to change an IP address after a user has been asked for information on what IP address they'd like as part of a machine setup script. I've already saved the relevant ip, subnet, route and gw information into seperate files which I'd like...

Yes it is