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I'm not a perl guru, and this is off the top of my head, but did you try something like this: #!/bin/perl open(PIPE, "|smbpasswd") print PIPE "$oldpassword\n" print PIPE "$newpassword\n" print PIPE "$newpassword\n" close PIPE regards, Rob Coward >------------------------------ > >Date: Fri, 29 May 1998 15:54:42 -0500 >From:

Greetings, We have purchased an IBM BladeCenter and I am in the process of testing Linux installation on these things (boot off SAN i.e. qla2300 driver, not using internal drives). My distro of choice is Debian, however, since I'm really not interested in trying to hand compile all the drivers, I decided to try CentOS (which I'm so far very impressed with). On boot, as with the

Hello, I have been trying to build a package for R to use on windows. I have been able to build it with out problems except for one thing. I am creating a zip file to be installed by the R gui. I have four directories under the main dir. I have data, man, R, and src. The problem that I have been having, is that the data directory is being zipped up, then when I install the package the data

I''ve just posted a feature request <http://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/8120> relating to FIPS 140-2 compliance. I''m pointing to it here on the mailing list because I listed there five places where Puppet (nay, Ruby!) crashed while I was testing a deployment using FIPS mode on all hosts. It crashed because it tried to use MD5, and OpenSSL in FIPS mode doesn''t let

Is there a tool, either for Perl or C, that will add/change the NT and LM encrypted passwords in the smbpasswd file? I know about the smbpasswd command, but I can't use that function from a script. I tried #!/bin/perl system("smbpasswd \< $oldpassword\n$newpassword\n$newpassword\n"); and some other things, but I couldn't get it to work. TSD

With Puppet 2.7.20, it seems that when I write file { ''/tmp/bla'': owner => [''root'', ''jared''] } then if the owner of /tmp/bla is either root or jared, nothing happens, and if not, the owner is changed to root. More generically speaking, my reading of the code suggests that if the owner of the file is in the given list (the