Command line method to obtain DNS and proxy info?
Hello All,
I have poked around the man pages but am not making any progress on this. I am looking for a command that would query the network to find a) whether there is a DNS server, and b) if there is, what the domain and IP address is. Similarly, if there is a proxy server being advertised, how would I get the IP address and port number info from the command line? The command cannot depend on the machine already being configured for DNS or running DHCP because in the majority of cases where I need it, the machine has been set to a fixed IP address and the customer may not know the DNS & proxy information. Right now I am relying on them going to a Windows system and running the ipconfig /all command.
Any help on this would be apreciated. Thanks,
Mausul.
Ok, I tried that, but it seems there is a catch -- I have to first configure the system for DHCP, then the dhcpinfo command will display these values that it obtained from the DHCP server. The problem with that approach is this -- if there is no DHCP server, it will sit there for a long time with the interface "pending command" while it searches. Can I test for the presence of a DHCP server without actually attempting to configure the interface? As I am typing this, I think one way to cheat might be to create a clone of the interface and try to configure the clone for DHCP...
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Hi all,
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Is it possible to publish/deploy reports using the command line?
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Hello,
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I run my program from the JAR file using this command:
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I have tried forcing the "java.lang.Class.forName(strFilterName);" call to use the system class loader, the parent of the system class loaded, and even the null bootstrap class loader - all with no success.
I am suspecting that the class loader that is loading and running my main program from the JAR file, is just not paying any attention to the "-cp" parameter when the "-jar" parameter is present. Indeed, I have never seen any change in the failure, no matter what I put in the "-cp" parameter when using the JAR file.
When I run this without using the JAR file, here is the command I execute:
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DaveThese posts are pretty old, but this page came up in a google search while I was having the same problem, so I thought I would throw my own (Later found) solution in.
The -cp and -jar options did not work together for me, but I later learned that they didn't really have to (and you don't have to mess with jar manifest files).
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Problem with tokenized input from command line
I am trying to take an input from the command line, parse it to tokens and perform whatever operation is needed depending on the name of the token, on a binary tree of stacks for example, if i type 1 2 1 3 printLevelOrder, then the root of the tree should have 3, 2,1 in the stack, the left child should have 1 and the right child should be empty. and then a level order print of the tree should be performed.
however what is happening when i run this code is the numbers are being put into the right stacks of the tree, but any commands such as printLevelOrder or PrintPopRoot are entering the code that is for placing numbers onto the stack instead of executing that command and skipping past this piece of code.
so my question is, why is the if statement if (word =="printLevelOrder") not being executed when thats whats in the word ?
example input and output shown below code fragment.
try {
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
String line = "";
while (line != "***") {
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line = in.readLine();
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String word = new String();
while (tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) {
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boolean notCommand = true;
if (word =="printLevelOrder") {
theTree.printLevelOrder();
System.out.println("(word ==printLevelOrder)");
notCommand=false;
if (word == "printPopLevelOrder") {
theTree.printPopLevelOrder();
notCommand=false;
if (word == "printPopInorder") {
theTree.printPopInorder();
notCommand=false;
if (word == "printPopPreorder") {
theTree.printPopPreorder();
notCommand=false;
if (word == "printPopRoot") {
theTree.printPopRoot();
notCommand=false;
if (word == "***") {
notCommand=false;
if (notCommand == true) {
System.out.println("(notCommand == true)");
boolean notPlaced = true;
int v = 1;
while ((notPlaced==true) && (v < theTree.size())) {
if (theTree.element(v).isEmpty()) {
theTree.element(v).push(Integer.valueOf(word));
System.out.println("Inserting"+word);
System.out.println("in empty stack at location: "+v);
notPlaced=false;
if (notPlaced==true) {
if ( Integer.valueOf(word) >= Integer.valueOf( theTree.element(v).top().toString() ) ) {
theTree.element(v).push(Integer.valueOf(word));
System.out.println("Inserting"+word);
System.out.println("in stack at location: "+v);
notPlaced=false;
v++;
}valid inputs: int value, printLevelOrder, printPopLevelOrder, printPopInorder, p
rintPopPreorder, printPopRoot, *** to quit
prompt 1 3 2 4 2 printLevelOrder(notCommand == true)
Inserting1
in empty stack at location: 1
(notCommand == true)
Inserting3
in stack at location: 1
(notCommand == true)
Inserting2
in empty stack at location: 2
(notCommand == true)
Inserting4
in stack at location: 1
(notCommand == true)
Inserting2
in stack at location: 2
(notCommand == true)
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "printLevelOrder"
at java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(NumberFormatException.java:48)
at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:447)
at java.lang.Integer.valueOf(Integer.java:553)
at TreeStack.main(TreeStack.java:73)
Press any key to continue . . .lol aww, shame that you forgot to do that. i had 10 / 10 for mine, and seing as the deadline is now well and trully over,
here is the entire source for anybody who was following the discussion or whatever and wanted to experiment.
additional files needed >
http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/Paul.Rosin/CM0212/Stack.java
http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/Paul.Rosin/CM0212/ArrayStack.java
http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/Paul.Rosin/CM0212/StackEmptyException.java
http://users.cs.cf.ac.uk/Paul.Rosin/CM0212/StackFullException.java
/*TreeStack.java - reads command line input of values and assigns them to stacks in a binary tree and performs
operations on the ADT. valid inputs: <int>, printLevelOrder, printPopLevelOrder,
printPopInorder, printPopPreOrder, printPopRoot. Terminates on invalid input.
Written by George St. Clair.
S/N:0208456 22/11/2005
import java.util.Vector;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;
public class TreeStack {
private final int TREE_CAPACITY = 7 + 1;
private final int STACK_CAPACITY = 10;
Vector tree = new Vector(TREE_CAPACITY) ;
//collect input from command line, add values to stacks at nodes of the teee
//and perform required operations on the treestack
public static void main (String [] args) {
//create a tree of stacks
TreeStack theTree = new TreeStack ();
try {
//collect standard input
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
String line = "";
while (line != null) {
System.out.print("");
line = in.readLine();
//tokenise input
StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(line," ");
String word = new String();
while (tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) {
//assign word to the token
word = tokenizer.nextToken();
boolean notCommand = true;
//perform operation on treestack depending on what word is
if (word.equals("printLevelOrder")) {
System.out.println("printLevelOrder");
theTree.printLevelOrder();
notCommand=false;
if (word.equals("printPopLevelOrder")) {
System.out.println("printPopLevelOrder");
theTree.printPopLevelOrder();
notCommand=false;
if (word.equals("printPopInorder")) {
System.out.println("printPopInorder");
theTree.printPopInorder();
notCommand=false;
if (word.equals("printPopPreorder")) {
System.out.println("printPopPreorder");
theTree.printPopPreorder();
notCommand=false;
if (word.equals("printPopRoot")) {
System.out.println("printPopRoot");
theTree.printPopRoot();
notCommand=false;
//if word was not a command it must be a number
if (notCommand == true) {
boolean notPlaced = true;
int v = 1;
//starting at the root, find suitable place for number
while ((notPlaced==true) && (v < theTree.size())) {
//if the stack at v is empty, number goes here
if (theTree.element(v).isEmpty()) {
theTree.element(v).push(Integer.valueOf(word));
System.out.println("inserting: "+word);
System.out.println("in empty stack at location: "+(v-1));
notPlaced=false;
//if the stack is not empty
if (notPlaced==true) {
//if the value on the top of the stack is smaller than number, number goes onto the stack
if ( Integer.valueOf(word) > Integer.valueOf( theTree.element(v).top().toString() ) ) {
theTree.element(v).push(Integer.valueOf(word));
System.out.println("inserting: "+word);
System.out.println("in stack at location: "+(v-1));
notPlaced=false;
//if that node was no good, check the next one for suitability
v++;
catch (Exception e) {
//occurs when user inputs something that is neither a command, or a number, or upon EOF, or stack is full
public TreeStack () {
//create the TreeStack ADT by adding stacks in the vector, note vector 0 is instantiated but not used.
for (int i = 1;i<=TREE_CAPACITY;i++)
tree.add(new ArrayStack(STACK_CAPACITY));
public int size() {
//return the size of the tree +1 (as 0 is not used)
return tree.size();
public ArrayStack element (int v) {
//return the ArrayStack at v
return (ArrayStack)tree.get(v);
public int leftChild (int v ) {
//return left child of v
return v*2;
public int rightChild (int v ) {
//return the right child of v
return v*2+1;
public boolean children (int v ) {
//search for children of v and return true if one exists
for (int i =v;i<size();i++) {
if (i/2==v ) {
//left child found at i
return true;
if ((i-1)/2==v ) {
//right child found at i
return true;
//no children found
return false;
public boolean isInternal (int v ) {
//test whether node v is internal (has children)
if (children (v)== true) {
//has children
return true;
return false;
//print the top value in each stack encountered on a level-order traversal of tree
public void printLevelOrder() {
//for every node of tree v
for (int v = 1;v<size();v++) {
if (!element(v).isEmpty() ) {
//print the top value in stack v
System.out.println(" "+element(v).top());
else {
//stack at v is empty
System.out.println(" -");
//pop off and print the top value in each stack encountered on a level-order traversal of tree
public void printPopLevelOrder () {
//pop off and print the top value in stack v
for (int v = 1;v<size();v++) {
//for each node of tree v
if (!element(v).isEmpty() ) {
//if v isnt empty print the top value in stack v
System.out.println(" "+element(v).top());
//pop the top value in the stack at v
element(v).pop();
else {
//stack at v is empty
System.out.println(" -");
//pop off and print the top value in each stack encountered on an in-order traversal of tree
public void printPopInorder () {
printPopInorder (1);
public void printPopInorder (int v) {
boolean isInternal = false;
if (isInternal (v)) {
//use a boolean for isInternal to save on running the method twice
isInternal = true;
//recursively search left subtree
printPopInorder (leftChild(v));
//pop off and print the top value at v
if (element(v).isEmpty() ) {
//stack at v is empty
System.out.println(" -");
else {
//if v isnt empty print the top value in stack v then pop
System.out.println(" "+element(v).top());
element(v).pop();
if (isInternal ) {
//recursively search right subtree
printPopInorder (rightChild(v));
//pop off and print the top value in each stack encountered on an pre-order traversal of tree
public void printPopPreorder() {
printPopPreorder(1);
public void printPopPreorder(int v) {
//pop off and print the top value at v
if (!element(v).isEmpty() ) {
//if v isnt empty print the top value in stack v then pop
System.out.println(" "+element(v).top());
element(v).pop();
else {
//stack at v is empty
System.out.println(" -");
if (isInternal (v)) {
//recursively search left and right subtrees
printPopPreorder (leftChild(v));
printPopPreorder (rightChild(v));
//pop off and print all values from the stack at the root
public void printPopRoot (){
//while the root stack has values left
while (!element(1).isEmpty()) {
//print, then pop
System.out.println(" "+element(1).top());
element(1).pop();
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Setting audio output levels automatically at login (even with command-line)
When I log in, the audio level seems to be at the level set by the last user. Is there a way to get this to automatically set to my preferred level when I log in?
A related question: Is there a command-line method of setting the audio level?
Thanks in advance,
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Power Mac G5 Quad Mac OS X (10.4.8) 2GB ECC Memoryu could use scripting...
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Beavis2084 -
Command Line configuration of Replication
I've recently installed iDS 5.0, on Solaris 8.
I've discovered the reponse files have been scaled down from iDS 4.12.
We had utilized the SIR entries in iDS4.12 response files to automate
Supplier/Consumer installation. This feature appears to have been
removed in iDS5.0. I have identified various entries that are stored in
the dse.ldif file, when using the console to configure for multi-master
replication, but for some of the entries, such as nsDS5ReplicaName,
nsState, I don't have a clue what to assign.
I'm looking for a procedure, to configure consumers & multi-masters,
from the command-line.
I can "guess" that ldapmodify is essentially what would be used.
Trying to configure hundreds of machines for multi-master replication is
impractical via the console (GUI) interface. We need a command line
method.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Tom Sandholm
Sr. Unix Architect
Genuity
eBusiness Application EngineeringTom,
Please find below 2 examples of ldapmodify commands to create replica and
replication agreements.
Regards,
Ludovic.
SUPHOST=elk
SUPPORT=389
CONS1HOST=norge
CONS1PORT=7389
MGRDN="cn=Directory Manager"
MGRPW=MySecret
BASE="ou=a"
SUPREPLICAID=2
CONS1REPLICAID=1
ldapmodify -c -b -h ${SUPHOST} -p ${SUPPORT} -D "${MGRDN}" \
-w ${MGRPW} << EOM
dn: cn=replica, cn="${BASE}", cn=mapping tree, cn=config
changetype: add
objectclass: top
objectclass: nsds5replica
objectclass: extensibleObject
cn: replica
nsds5replicaroot: ${BASE}
nsds5replicaid: ${SUPREPLICAID}
nsds5replicatype: 3
nsds5flags: 1
nsds5replicabinddn: cn=Replication Manager, cn=config
EOM
Use nsds5ReplicaType: 2 for a readonly replica.
Use nsds5ReplicaType: 3 for a master replica.
The nsds5flags: 1 means to log the changes (must be set on master or hub
replica).
You don't need to set state and name since they are generated by the
replication code.
Make sure nsds5replicaId are different for master replicas. You can use the
same replica id for all read-only consumers (but a different one from the
masters).
ldapmodify -c -b -h ${SUPHOST} -p ${SUPPORT} -D "${MGRDN}" \
-w ${MGRPW} << EOM
dn: cn=agmt${AgmtNum}, cn=replica, cn="${BASE}", cn=mapping tree, cn=config
changetype: add
objectclass: top
objectclass: nsDS5ReplicationAgreement
cn: agmt${AgmtNum}
nsDS5ReplicaHost: ${CONS1HOST}
nsDS5ReplicaPort: ${CONS1PORT}
nsDS5ReplicaBindDN: cn=Replication Manager, cn=config
nsDS5ReplicaCredentials: secret12
nsDS5ReplicaBindMethod: SIMPLE
nsDS5ReplicaRoot: ${BASE}
description: A sample replication agreement.
EOM
Tom Sandholm wrote:
I've recently installed iDS 5.0, on Solaris 8.
I've discovered the reponse files have been scaled down from iDS 4.12.
We had utilized the SIR entries in iDS4.12 response files to automate
Supplier/Consumer installation. This feature appears to have been
removed in iDS5.0. I have identified various entries that are stored in
the dse.ldif file, when using the console to configure for multi-master
replication, but for some of the entries, such as nsDS5ReplicaName,
nsState, I don't have a clue what to assign.
I'm looking for a procedure, to configure consumers & multi-masters,
from the command-line.
I can "guess" that ldapmodify is essentially what would be used.
Trying to configure hundreds of machines for multi-master replication is
impractical via the console (GUI) interface. We need a command line
method.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Tom Sandholm
Sr. Unix Architect
Genuity
eBusiness Application Engineering--
Ludovic Poitou
Sun Microsystems Inc.
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