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- Automatic [non-interactive] Telnet to a server.
Can be done using an Expect script. I recommend ssh -c though.
I don't think there is such a thing. Try scp'ing the file, if that fails you can mail.
Or just parse ssh user@system -c "ls /path/to/file"
Devdas Bhagat
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Hi
Is there any way to setup a file level access control. like say a file /root/test User A has Execute only right User B has read only right User C has RWX right.
Can this be achieved? --Sandeep
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Sometime on Oct 15, Sandeep Periwal assembled some asciibets to say:
Is there any way to setup a file level access control. like say a file /root/test User A has Execute only right User B has read only right User C has RWX right.
There is a patch for this somewhere on sourceforge. I don't remember, but a search there, or on the lug archives will turn something up.
Philip
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