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I just rattled off the following one-liner without thinking about it. I think its time for me to log off and go outside or something. Oh, its dark now, this might be a problem. Code:bragr@toasty:/var/www$ file=~/scripts/wang.sh; touch $file; echo 'echo "IP:"; read ip; rdesktop -u bragr -k en-us -g 90% -N -a 16 -z -x l $ip &' > $file; chmod u+x $file; sudo ln -s $file /usr/bin/wang
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I bet I would get that if I knew some programming...  Quote:Razor: As hard as one might try no one will ever be able to pull one over on Super Penguin. Backpack of Win
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bragr@toasty:/var/www$ file=~/scripts/wang.sh; touch $file; echo 'echo "IP:"; read ip; rdesktop -u bragr -k en-us -g 90% -N -a 16 -z -x l $ip &' > $file; chmod u+x $file; sudo ln -s $file /usr/bin/wang So you have a shell script in your www folder called wang. First you prep it, then you start a statement "echo "IP:"... the rest I'm not too sure of. wtf is rdesktop? Then you reset permissions on the script and symlink it so your shell can call it. silverwasp wrote:Be careful what you wish for... I have 10 younger siblings and I am only 20....
Yes.... Same parents WarMachine wrote:meh...maybe if he hadn't been handed a burning house he could have done great things, but right now he has won the Prize for what? Damage Control?
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That has GOT to be the guy who deemed it cool to put a dozen commands on one line.
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HolyJaw wrote:bragr@toasty:/var/www$ file=~/scripts/wang.sh; touch $file; echo 'echo "IP:"; read ip; rdesktop -u bragr -k en-us -g 90% -N -a 16 -z -x l $ip &' > $file; chmod u+x $file; sudo ln -s $file /usr/bin/wang
So you have a shell script in your www folder called wang. First you prep it, then you start a statement "echo "IP:"... the rest I'm not too sure of. wtf is rdesktop? Then you reset permissions on the script and symlink it so your shell can call it. Close: I was in my www folder and I created a file called wang.sh in a folder scripts in my home directory (the ~), I preped it, wrote a simple script that prompts for an IP and creates a remote desktop connection to that IP (rdesktop), them I set permissions and created a symlink to it.
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bragr wrote:Close: I was in my www folder and I created a file called wang.sh in a folder scripts in my home directory (the ~), I preped it, wrote a simple script that prompts for an IP and creates a remote desktop connection to that IP (rdesktop), them I set permissions and created a symlink to it. I dunno what that means, so I'll just ask this: Should I be scared? Quote:Razor: As hard as one might try no one will ever be able to pull one over on Super Penguin. Backpack of Win
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