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MAS offices is called ONAC, Operations Network Administration Center. I think |
the ODAC are centralized in Kansas City, Mo, which seems kind of strange |
because there isn't a MAS node there (that I know of). |
One interesting thing about MAS services is the way Recent Changes are done, |
through an RCRRT2 (Remote Recent Change, don't ask me why the acronym doesn't |
match) channel, which is hardwired to ONAC. If one ever trashed ONAC or a 4E |
MAS node, you could probably find some actual switch output messages. Those |
would be interesting to see. So if anyone ever does any trashing like this |
then let me know. |
Phantom |
61/70: UNIX logs... |
Name: Ax Murderer 7 |
Date: 5:33 pm Wed May 20, 1987 |
I haven't been on for awhile, but anyways, whoever was questioning UNIX's, |
which log are you talking about, the one of Berkley (HIST?). There's quite |
a few logs. To get superuser privs on some systems, first go into the /dev/ |
section and scan through the files. Almost always there will be a program |
in there which will be UNPROTECTED and allow even the lowest scum to use |
it. The main point is, in case for some emergency reason, he must log on |
from a remote location, and has difficulties, he may process another account. |
Ax Murderer |
Also, I got TONS of "C" programs. I also am pretty fluent in this. |
62/70: Unix |
Name: Phantom Phreaker 46 |
Date: 9:02 pm Fri May 22, 1987 |
Does anyone know a way to implement something similar to some common unix |
commands on a cosnix OS? For instance, the grep command, the find comma the |
file command, and a few others. What I wanted to do was list the ascii files |
in a cosnix directory (assume the /usr/cosmos directory, where COSMOS three |
letter command source is kept, but there couldcii or English Text in it). I |
would do it like this on unix: |
$ ls -a</tmp/asciick& |
Then when that process was done: |
$ grep ascii /tmp/asciic/tmp/final& |
Then check that file when it was done and it would have a listing of the |
ascii files. Since you cuse the type command, and can't use file, I'd rather |
not look through a long directory listing, and even then it's ot always ascii. |
So does anyone have any shell scripts that might help me out? |
Phantom |
PS-Sorry for the line noise. |
63/70: RA1 Channel 6 |
Name: Icarus 15 |
Date: 3:54 am Sun May 24, 1987 |
I dialed 1074654 and I heard "RA1 channel 6" repeated 8 times. Then I found |
out that I could dial 107xxxx and get the recording. Does anyone know what |
that means? |
This only worked on some phones. Others, after I dialed 10, I would get the |
operator. |
Icarus |
64/70: PHREE CALLZ D00DZ |
Name: The Leftist 71 |
Date: 10:57 pm Sun May 24, 1987 |
heh, about the easiest way to bill 3rd party or collect is to call spri nt |
operator.. they are dumb, and have no info on you whatsoever.. but you knew |
that didnt you?? |
65/70: centrex |
Name: The Leftist 71 |
Date: 4:52 pm Mon May 25, 1987 |
Is there anyone that has any good info, <bell manuals etc..> on Centrex, or |
maybe someone out there knows a few things about it that could post?? Centrex |
in the home is pretty nice thing to have..only costs about 10 bucks to have it |
installed, but its well worth it... more info later.. |
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