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hi i am connected remotly via ssh to the shell and i wanna know the version of this linux but it is an old version and i am the admin ...
- 06-22-2006 #1Just Joined!
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help with this linux version
hi i am connected remotly via ssh to the shell and i wanna know the version of this linux but it is an old version and i am the admin there is many restriction i cant mkdir only in /tmp and i cant ./ in trmp permission is denied
information about the box
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login as: radmin
radmin@ ********* password:
BusyBox v0.60.3 (2002.08.08-01:26+0000) Built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
Welcome to the March Networks DVR
$ help
datarates: Display video data rates
help: Show Help for commands (type 'help ' + command name)
phelp: Show Help for PDA screen sizes (type 'phelp ' + command name)
setpass: Change password for admin and radmin users
showaccess: Display radmin user commands
showdisk: List installed disks and their status
showinvest: Display status of the Investigation Mode
showip: Display DHCP, IP, Gateway, Mask and Network Name
showmgr: Display Enterprise Service Manager Connection Status
showports: Display TCP/UDP ports used for DVR communication
showppp: Display PPP settings
showsecure: Display authentication status for Configuration Tool & Viewer
showsnmp: Display availability of SNMP protocols
showssh: Display availability of SSH connections
showvers: Display software and firmware version information
testnet: Perform a simple network test
$ showvers
DVR Software 4.1.1.R12
DVR Model 3108
3108/5308 Firmware v6
Operating System 2.0.2R11
DVR Release 4.1.1.R12
$
$ whoami
radmin
$
$ ps x
ps: Can't open /proc
$
$ mkdir dsfg
mkdir: Cannot create directory `dsfg': Permission denied
$ cd /etc/
$ ls
group passwd resolv.conf version
nsswitch.conf profile resolv.conf.sv
$ cd version
$ ls
dvr dvr.model pci2103_fw zsystem zzrelease
$
can i get help ? with this os ? documentation about it programs related thanks
- 06-22-2006 #2
Try uname -a. That will give you the Linux kernel information. If the kernel version is less than 2.4.xx (or 2.6.xx) it's older.
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$ uname -a
Linux INFIN_2 2.4.21cmp #1 Mon Dec 6 12:50:57 EST 2004 i586 unknown
$
- 06-22-2006 #4Most major distributions these days use the 2.6 kernel (except Slackware and Debian) by default. What are you trying to find out?
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i wanna know what version of this linux
- 06-22-2006 #6So what you're asking is how to find out what distribution you're running?
Originally Posted by coolirc Registered Linux user #270181
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- 06-22-2006 #7
this doesn't answer your "distro" question but the $ signs in front of all the commands you listed above tends to suggest that you are only in a regular user mode. Try "su" to root and see if you still get permission denied feedback.
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$ su
su: incorrect password
$
is there any way to reset permissions ?
the login is radmin = remote admin but you will nothing do on the shell
cant create dirs only in /tmp and cant ./ in tmp
cant install there is no gcc no c cant make lol
what a machine is this
and a question can i install another os remotly via ssh or upgarde ... ?
thanks


