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And it's a dandy thing too! Even gives the number dialed in from now... Swell!
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Date: Sun, 04 Nov 2001 10:42:36 -0500
To: help@wcnet.org
From: Scot Kreienkamp <skreien@wcnet.org>
Subject: kirk's fingerall script

I've moved the new version onto woodyjr.  It isn't working for 3 dialin 
modem groups yet, tsarc-be-1, tsarc-nb-2, and tsarc-sr-2.  It does work for 
all the rest.  I'll be fixing the rest of it this week (hopefully) as soon 
as I can free up some time to get some help from Terry for those 3 modem 
groups.

Woody doesn't have the ucd-snmp software that the new script depends 
on.  Sed on woody is too old to configure and compile the ucd-snmp software 
and I'm too lazy to upgrade it.  Depending on how soon woodysr is turned on 
I may just put it on that and skip woody.

To use it, just type fingerall username.  This is what it will look like:

Jubal@Woodyjr>fingerall bgmunch
Looking at tsarc-bg-1.wcnet.org
--------
username= bgmunch
slot= "slot:8/mod:22"
connect speed= 45333
IP address= 63.174.205.177
--------
Looking at tsarc-bg-2.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-bg-3.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-bg-4.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-fi-1.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-fo-1.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-ma-1.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-nb-1.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-to-1.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-to-2.wcnet.org
Looking at tsarc-us-1.wcnet.org

Or just type fingerall and it will give you a report of all the users 
online at all the modem groups.  Useful if you only know a part of the 
username, then you can still pipe it through grep and get a list of all 
matching usernames.  It will only report back on EXACT matches to usernames 
when you give it a username to locate.  One caveat there, I know some 
people put an @wcnet.org after their login name in the dialups, which will 
not match and not return any username report.  In that case run it without 
a username and pipe it through grep to find it.  It should also report back 
all instances of that username, to help catch those who give out their 
usernames and passwords to friends.  If you don't match any usernames it 
will only return the hostnames it's querying.  At the end you'll get some 
error messages about the netservers not working.   Don't worry about that 
for now.  Also, if one of the modem banks is unreachable it will warn you.

Let me know what you think.



Scot Kreienkamp
skreien@wcnet.org

Reply 1

From: Wade Kemp <help@wcnet.org>
To: skreien@wcnet.org
Subject: Re: kirk's fingerall script (PR#869)
Date: Mon Nov  5 20:42:53 2001

Scot,
    There is one case where it doesn't work right. ISDN, I can be on twice on
the same chasis and it only catches the first instance.

Wade



> I've moved the new version onto woodyjr.  It isn't working for 3 dialin 
> modem groups yet, tsarc-be-1, tsarc-nb-2, and tsarc-sr-2.  It does work for

> all the rest.  I'll be fixing the rest of it this week (hopefully) as soon

> as I can free up some time to get some help from Terry for those 3 modem 
> groups.
> 
> Woody doesn't have the ucd-snmp software that the new script depends 
> on.  Sed on woody is too old to configure and compile the ucd-snmp software

> and I'm too lazy to upgrade it.  Depending on how soon woodysr is turned on

> I may just put it on that and skip woody.
> 
> To use it, just type fingerall username.  This is what it will look like:
> 
> Jubal@Woodyjr>fingerall bgmunch
> Looking at tsarc-bg-1.wcnet.org
> --------
> username= bgmunch
> slot= "slot:8/mod:22"
> connect speed= 45333
> IP address= 63.174.205.177
> --------
> Looking at tsarc-bg-2.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-bg-3.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-bg-4.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-fi-1.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-fo-1.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-ma-1.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-nb-1.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-to-1.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-to-2.wcnet.org
> Looking at tsarc-us-1.wcnet.org
> 
> Or just type fingerall and it will give you a report of all the users 
> online at all the modem groups.  Useful if you only know a part of the 
> username, then you can still pipe it through grep and get a list of all 
> matching usernames.  It will only report back on EXACT matches to usernames

> when you give it a username to locate.  One caveat there, I know some 
> people put an @wcnet.org after their login name in the dialups, which will

> not match and not return any username report.  In that case run it without

> a username and pipe it through grep to find it.  It should also report back

> all instances of that username, to help catch those who give out their 
> usernames and passwords to friends.  If you don't match any usernames it 
> will only return the hostnames it's querying.  At the end you'll get some 
> error messages about the netservers not working.   Don't worry about that 
> for now.  Also, if one of the modem banks is unreachable it will warn you.
> 
> Let me know what you think.
> 
> 
> 
> Scot Kreienkamp
> skreien@wcnet.org
> 
>