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 Re: using route command to only display inet family routing table? On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 00:08:13 GMT, petermatulis@NO_SPAMyahoo.ca (mr_scary)'s owl flew in through the window and dropped a message on which was scribed: >This is the best I can do: > >$ route -n show > >But I get inet6 stuff. Is there any way to cut this out. No hacks >please. > >mr_scary netstat -r -n -f inet -- Richard Parker "I think your cats need tuning - according to a couple of quick measurements on a recently calibrated reference cat, the dominant frequency of a correctly adjusted cat should be 12Hz +/-20%." - Lionel Lauer on a.s.r      |
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| Re: using route command to only display inet family routing table? On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 01:29:19 +0100, Richard Parker <news007@expressive.ltd.uk> said the following: >On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 00:08:13 GMT, petermatulis@NO_SPAMyahoo.ca >(mr_scary)'s owl flew in through the window and dropped a message on >which was scribed: > >>This is the best I can do: >> >>$ route -n show >> >>But I get inet6 stuff. Is there any way to cut this out. No hacks >>please. >> >>mr_scary > >netstat -r -n -f inet Yes, I know. Frankly I'm quite angry you did that. The subject line says: "using route command ..." |
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| Re: using route command to only display inet family routing table? On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 02:49:23 GMT, petermatulis@NO_SPAMyahoo.ca (mr_scary)'s owl flew in through the window and dropped a message on which was scribed: >On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 01:29:19 +0100, Richard Parker ><news007@expressive.ltd.uk> said the following: > >>On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 00:08:13 GMT, petermatulis@NO_SPAMyahoo.ca >>(mr_scary)'s owl flew in through the window and dropped a message on >>which was scribed: >> >>>This is the best I can do: >>> >>>$ route -n show >>> >>>But I get inet6 stuff. Is there any way to cut this out. No hacks >>>please. >>> >>>mr_scary >> >>netstat -r -n -f inet > >Yes, I know. > >Frankly I'm quite angry you did that. The subject line says: "using >route command ..." Manage your anger and use the right tool for the job. -- Richard Parker Anything I do is purely coincidental. |
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