At 16.49 30/08/2002 +0200, you wrote:
What is pippo? Your root password? (I don't hope so, otherwise I would
change it *as fast as you can*).
If "pippo" is indeed your root passsword, you need to type this (literally):
yes root password.
echo "pippo"|sudo -S /usr/sbin/netstat -x
(Although I didn't know netstat has a -x option; the man pages don't
teell anything about that).
the parameter x it's only to figure all possible options (-a or other)
The echo command is required; otherwise "pippo" would be interpreted as
a command.
And yes, I have tried this construct - although not with netstat, and
not in RB's shell, but in the normal terminal window.
many,many thank Frank++ ..last things if you can..suppose that this cmd
will be launched within more computer and don't know the root password.
This strategy is good if you know the password (our computer) and cable it
inside the cmd.. but more generally as can i give on dynamic mode this
information from other computers..
thanks on advance.
Cheers,
Frank+++
"Bl at cking" wrote:
>
> At 16.13 30/08/2002 +0200, you wrote:
> >echo "yourpassword"|sudo -S netstat -x
>
> thanks Frank++ now the correct costruct should be :
>
> pippo|sudo -S /usr/sbin/netstat -x ?
>
> evenctually recorrect this string. Please do you have execute sometime this
> cmd??
>
> many thanks sir.
>
> Marco
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