by Donal O'Brie » Sat, 07 Feb 1998 04:00:00
Could anyone please point me in the direction of information on using UNIX
libraries (particularly regular expressions and curses), either books or on
the Net? If you're replying, please CC me as I don't get much of a chance
to read news.
Any help apreciated. Cheers!
DONAL
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by Alain Magloi » Sat, 07 Feb 1998 04:00:00
: Could anyone please point me in the direction of information on using UNIX
: libraries (particularly regular expressions and curses), either books or on
: the Net?
The POSIX standard 1003.x have an excellent coverage.
The Gnu regex/rx packages have some texinfo stuff,
the packages are obsolete but the manuals still provide good info.
Search for ncurses package some nice man pages are provided,
But ncurses is a SVR4 thing, O'Reilley ass. have a book
on curses; only covers the BSD'ish version of curses.
: If you're replying, please CC me as I don't get much of a chance
: to read news.
You post here, you read here.
Cheers.
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au revoir, alain
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According to man sudoers, you can use regular expressions to filter out
the allowable command line. I want to be able to specify that users can
run the find command with all options via sudo, but not if they use the
-exec option.
I tried these:
/usr/bin/find !-exec
/usr/bin/find !(-exec)
/usr/bin/find * !-exec
and various permutations.
Obviously I am not a reg exp expert...any out there that can help me
out...thanks in advance.
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