How Unix geeks get a sandwich

[smorris]

Somehow I don't think it would end quite that way for me.

[crokett]

That is a good one!

[pierhogunn2]

I love it, absolutely love it

[pierhogunn2]

how a unix geek takes someone else's sandwich sudo chmod 007 ../sandwich; cat ../sandwich &2

if I remember correctly

[crokett]

how a unix geek takes someone else's sandwich sudo chmod 007 ../sandwich; cat ../sandwich &2

if I remember correctly

Actually to take your sandwich it would be:

sudo chown crokett /home/pierhogunn2/sandwich
sudo mv /home/pierhogunn2/sandwich /home/crokett/sandwich

[pelligrini]

I had to look up sudo to get it

hehe, This is pretty far off into geekdom for a woodworking forum.

[twistsol]

I wonder if there are more people here who got it and are afraid to admit it or didn't get it and are afraid to admit it.

[Mr__Bill]

Hello, I am from Microsoft's Legal Dept. and I would like to talk to you about using our patented ................

[pierhogunn2]

well, even though I blew the joke I don't feel bad, I haven't used my Solaris kung-fu in almost 7 years...

and that whole MS thing is BS

[Uncle Cracker]

Problem is, sudo leaves a record of who uses it for what, which can be used in divorce court when Sandwich Girl decides she wants half your stuff...

[crokett]

Problem is, sudo leaves a record of who uses it for what, which can be used in divorce court when Sandwich Girl decides she wants half your stuff...

That's an easy fix. use sudo to give yourself root access, then just go back and delete the record of doing that.

[dbhost]

Actually to take your sandwich it would be:

sudo chown crokett /home/pierhogunn2/sandwich
sudo mv /home/pierhogunn2/sandwich /home/crokett/sandwich

These aren't the sandwiches you are looking for...

To be able to repeat it make a script called getsandwich in your home directory....

#!/bin/bash
chown dbhost /home/pierhogunn2/sandwich && mv /home/pierhogunn2/sandwich /home/dbhost/sandwich
end

Then when you are hungry...

sudo ./home/dbhost/getsandwich

[dbhost]

That's an easy fix. use sudo to give yourself root access, then just go back and delete the record of doing that.

Another script...

sudo su -
./scripttodeleteevidence.sh

[jackellis]

It's gettin' a little thick in here. Where are my boots!!

[just started]

Anybody here speak English?