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Allowing "at" usage without /etc/at.allow file
I have no /etc/at.allow file but I have an /etc/at.deny file which looks like this: alias backup bin daemon ftp games gnats guest irc lp mail man nobody operator proxy qmaild qmaill qmailp qmailq qmailr qmails sync sys www-data I want to allow the user cpender to be able to use at. How do I do...- CarlPender
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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One problem solved, another one arr
One problem solved, another one arrives.......... I have a Suse 7.3 Linux PC acting as a gateway for a wireless network. I have a script to allows users onto the network depending on their MAC addresses and another to stop them having access to the network. What I want to do is let them onto...- CarlPender
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- Forum: AWK
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Piping parameters to awk
Hi, I have a Suse7.3 Linux PC acting as a gateway with an APache server running. I have a web site set up and what I want to do is allow only certain MAC addresses onto the network as I choose. I have a script that adds certain MAC addresses onto the network which works perfectly if I type the...- CarlPender
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- Forum: AWK
