I am trying to write a php script to kill users in a redhat machine. I know it is possible (and very insecure) to give apache the ability to do things as root, but I need to be able to kill any user
Is it possible to read the output of the terminal command adb #bugreport from within the application?
I\'m trying to implement some kind of \'multiprocessing\' in php for my task. The task is to check the status of every device in our network.
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I\'m ptrace\'ing a process. After fork/execl and then a wait on the child, I\'m getting a status of 2943. I\'m testing for failure, but waitpid reports non-failure. I\'ve looked in <sys/wait.h>,
My hosting company is now saying that their \"(8)Exec format error: exec of \'/home/ failed\" is that \"the mailserver ip is blacklisted\"
I know I am probably missing this hugely, but anyone knows why this keeps returning an error? $ nod开发者_运维问答e -v && node
If I put this in my script: $output = array(); exec("/var/www", $output); var_dump($output); I get an array of all the files in that folder.
I want to run any program given as argument, through shell then want that shell left as interactive shell to use later.
I think I understand how to execute a bash script on the same server exec(\'./myshell.sh\'); Completely new to this kind of thing so excuse me if this is completely wrong. But I\'m wondering how I
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