Re: Remote editing of user quotas?
You need the ability to do remote command execution using pass(1) .
I'm the author. Though pass can transparently execute remote commands
via telnetd when the target machine os is Linux or freeBSD (the sunOS code
is disabled at the moment, but it used to be working fine), it was
not tested for execution on raw-mode applications. I think it
will pass muster without any modification, but cannot promise. Pass has not
been released because its documentation has yet to advance beyond the the
draft level.
On Mon, Nov 24, 1997 at 12:27:55PM +0200, Sami Laine wrote:
> Has anyone examined possibilites to build "remote edquota" for Debian/GNU
> or Linux-systems in general?
>
> This shouldn't be too hard to get work and it would make life of
> system administrator easier if passwords are managed with NIS and
> disks are spread to several servers (I hate to telnet three machines
> in order to edit quotas).
>
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