Aaron Soto
surefire@infosec.exchange
<p>Teaching was my first love. Packets were my second.</p><p>I make classes to teach people how to defend themselves against hackers. In my spare time, I teach college students to compete in cybersecurity competitions, or try to take back my home automation from the cloud.</p><p>he/him 🏳️🌈 ❤️💜💙</p><p>(Profile banner is a sunset sky from underneath a bridge with kayakers and the edge of the Austin city skyline)</p>
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@Lkdc USian here. It's likely that I wouldn't know about the Schengen area if not for #JetLagTheGame: The main objective in the game is to visit as many Schengen Area countries in six game days. Countries can be locked by doing their country challenge, and unlocked countries can be stolen by the other team by completing that country challenge. -- Fandom.com https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB7ZcpBcwdC64gYhvs3PyyM_fRKpjq1l0
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@kagan Without seeing the script itself, two thoughts: Make sure the script starts with a #! line, since that tells the OS what kind of script it is. Since you mentioned being able to touch a file, write to a log file to see exactly where it is hanging: #!/bin/bash echo 0 >> mylogfile (first line of code here) echo 1 >> mylogfile (second line of code here) echo 2 >> mylogfile (third line of code here) ...