Red Hat :: SSH Banner Escape Codes?
Sep 22, 2010I have modified /etc/issue with the following:
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Today is d @
So when logging in locally you get todays date and time. I want this for SSH users as well
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I have modified /etc/issue with the following:
Code:
Today is d @
So when logging in locally you get todays date and time. I want this for SSH users as well
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I need a script that can print some series of strings in colors based in the information of a file, for simplicity let's say it only does:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
printf "e[1;31;32m%-10se[00m" "OK"
When you execute this in the command line it prints a bold green 'OK'. So far so good.
Now, I need to check the output of the script over time using the command watch. The problem then arises. watch seems to ignore the escape codes and just prints:
Code:
[1;31;32mOK [00m
Is there any way to fix this?
If not, how can I check inside the script if it is being executed from a command? (watch in this case) So I can print without color for those cases.
I think I put this in the wrong place
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Code:
myuser@mylocalbox:~$ ssh myremotebox
Linux myremotebox 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Sun Sep 19 20:32:27 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Ubuntu 10.10
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However when I restart the machine I am not prompted by the banner and when I select a user I am not prompted by the banner.
I'm not sure if this could be the issue but I get errors when launching kcmshell4:
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but in Kyocera print without banner.
CODE:
cd /etc/X11/gdm
awk '/^#?Greeter=/
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I want to automate my System-installation. So i try to make a Script that will generate the /etc/motd. Now i have the Problem that the script has some variables and after the "Hostname, OS, HW, IP" the "stars" are anyware, but not there they should. The most problem is the $OS this string can verry long or verry short be. Fedora release 12 (Constantine) or RedHat 5.4 i can do that after the variables place the "stars" on the write position?
Script
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#!/bin/bash
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configure SSH to display a warning banner at login
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My goal is to send escape characters from Linux to make scanner's LED blink. I've started with a simple "beep" command:
echo -e "�7"
and it worked. We are using WaveLink emulator and the escape sequences for the LED are
echo -e "�33%150;200;5L"
Linux returns me this: 150;200;5L
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