Hi everyone,
I am trying to join two files together based on a field present in both files but not necessarily in the same order.
File 1:
123 user1
245 user2
559 user3
File 2:
123 user1
246 user4
544 user2
Also, sometimes a user may not even be in both files.
I have a file called unsubscribe with the following data:
user1
user2
user3
user4
I want to have it look like this for all users:
user1@domain.com;0;
user2@domain.com;0;
user3@domain.com;0;
I have a file with next format
2011-12-01 user1 access1
2011-12-01 user1 access2
2011-12-01 user2 access2
2011-12-01 user4 access2
2011-12-02 user1 access1
2012-01-01 user3 access1
2012-01-01 user4 access2
I would like to have an output that for every user shows the last date, so
2011-12-02 user1 access1
2011-12-01 user1 access2
2011-12-01 user2 access2
2012-01-01 user3 access1
2012-01-01 user
One of my users (user1) is able to connect to myserver (as user1) using SSH key authentication. The id_rsa keys are set up in /home/user1/.ssh and this works fine: the key is authorized on the server.
I've created a second user on the same client machine (user2) and copied the entire .ssh directory into /home/user2/.ssh.
I would like to have the following functionality in Exchange 2010 on SBS2011.
department mailboxes dep1@domain.com, dep2@domain.com
personal mailboxes user1@domain.com, user2@domain.com etc.
avoid using distribution lists for duplicate emails
Scenario
user1, user2 are part of dep1, user3, user4, user5 part of dep2
user1 and user2 should see both mailboxes (user1 and dep1) or (user2 and dep1)
I have problem with Authorization in httpd.
when I connect to http:/user1
the login screen pop up and user1,user2 can login and show the user1's data.
how can I create a rule that user1 can only browse user1 folder, and other users can only login to their own folder ?
Have user1 and user2.
I am a Windows head and need to know how to do something on Mac's. I need a Unix script that will run on a Mac that writes to a file everyone who has a Account on that Mac.
So if there are 4 user accounts on the Mac the script would write to a file, (that lives on a server) that User1, User2, User3, User4 are on Machine MAC-LT-0035 (for example)
Hi
I run a mailserver
I use amavis to filter e-mail extensions.
I need to implement a more fine grained policy in the file extensions that are allowed to pass.
For example if I have user1, user2 and user3, I want to block some file extension to all the users (like exe, mp3, avi, etc). For user3 I want to block some additional formats like .ppt, .jpeg, .gif.