Nick Holmes dixit:
> found it in the Linux-based "Auditor" LiveCD) and that can generate a random
> MAC for the interface. Does anyone here have a script (Perl or otherwise)
> which
> can achieve the same in OpenBSD and they'd be willing to share?
Yuck, Perl, you are evil.
#!/bin/ksh
function a
"Nick Holmes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Many thanks to everyone for their replies.
>
> Every few times I was getting "ifconfig: SIOCSIFLLADDR: Invalid
> argument" but I've tracked that down to the generation of multicast
> addresses (first octet's LSB), which aren't allowed. I've modified
> J
Many thanks to everyone for their replies.
Every few times I was getting "ifconfig: SIOCSIFLLADDR: Invalid argument"
but I've tracked that down to the generation of multicast addresses (first
octet's LSB), which aren't allowed. I've modified Jason's code below to
address this issue (My change
On May 28, 2005, at 10:36 AM, Nick Holmes wrote:
Hi All.
Does anyone here have a wrapper script which can send a random MAC to
ifconfig's lladdr parameter?
I've used the 'macchanger' program before (written by Alvaro Lopez
Ortega, found it in the Linux-based "Auditor" LiveCD) and that can
ge
Hi All.
Does anyone here have a wrapper script which can send a random MAC to
ifconfig's lladdr parameter?
I've used the 'macchanger' program before (written by Alvaro Lopez Ortega,
found it in the Linux-based "Auditor" LiveCD) and that can generate a random
MAC for the interface. Does anyone
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