Question: How do I route traffic though tun1 for a specific user?
What I've tried so far:
I followed:
1: iptables forward all traffic to interface
sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -m owner --uid-owner user1 -j SNAT --to-source 192.168.1.1
Result: The traffic doesnt reach tun1, which I can...
when I call getopt function 2 times sequentially, first time arguments are read properly next time the optind value set to the previous number of arguments and reading the arguments in the current pattern from different optind but not '1'
eg:
char *my_args[] = {"my_command","-vd","-nA","-i0","...
I have a very specific question. On my laptop with only USB and no RS232, I can see which bus & port I’m on but I haven’t been able to find the command that tells me which tty channel it is mapped to. Even my Linux teacher doesn’t know it.
Can you help me?
David
I am building a machine that I would like to used as a headless server on a home network. I've plumped for LXLE as a distribution as it's lightweight and does most of what I need.
I would like to be able to access the box remotely using ssh and X2Go, which I believe communicates over ssh.
Follo...
when I call getopt function 2 times sequentially, first time arguments are read properly next time the optind value set to the previous number of arguments and reading the arguments in the current pattern from different optind but not '1'
eg:
char *my_args[] = {"my_command","-vd","-nA","-i0","...
I have a very specific question. On my laptop with only USB and no RS232, I can see which bus & port I’m on but I haven’t been able to find the command that tells me which tty channel it is mapped to. Even my Linux teacher doesn’t know it.
Can you help me?
David
I am building a machine that I would like to used as a headless server on a home network. I've plumped for LXLE as a distribution as it's lightweight and does most of what I need.
I would like to be able to access the box remotely using ssh and X2Go, which I believe communicates over ssh.
Follo...
