mci-cli is multi-entry, like busybox, with multiple internal commands, including set-inform, that may be invoked. Instead, the actual executable is “ mci-cli”. The trick is “ set-inform” is NOT a binary executable on the path. I KNOW this is an old thread, but I figured this out. So, how can I make a simple one-liner that has the logon and the set-inform command in one line I do believe I have tried all combinations of ‘ “ \” … If I run the first one, and just get a consol, I can fine type the set-inform and it accepts it. Gives the error, that ‘set-inform’ is not a know command. And I guess a script can do this, but my first step is to make a single ‘one liner’ per device, and here I have som trouble to pass the set-inform cammand. But I would like to somehow make this as simple as possible. Now, my work-a-round is from a linux box, to ssh into all my unifi devises and run the set-inform. So – which bagic button have I missed that makes all these values persistant in the unifi devices ? I just updated to the latest version (0.23.2) of ‘Home Assistant Community Add-on: UniFi Controller’, which resulted in all going into ‘adopt’ mode (can see that would be normal) and eventurally they all automatically got adopted – but one AP… which is still trying to adopt. My problem is, that when either my ‘USG-3P’ or any of my AP (‘UAP-AC-Pro’ or ‘UAP-AC-Lite’) looses power, then they end in ‘adopt’ state and I can not work with them from the controller before I manuelly SSH into the device and run the set-inform command (pointing to the controller), and then the components are back online. Now I’m asking for help to ease my ‘work-a-round’ - if some one can see the reason for my problem, then I would also be interested in that fix I need a bit of help with my Unifi setup.
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To learn how to protect yourself against Mac malware, see my Mac Malware Guide, and if you decide you want anti-virus software after reading that, try the excellent and free ClamXav.Īddendum (): Since I wrote this, it looks like PC Tools has removed any options for purchasing iAntivirus from the site. However, the site still allows downloads of iAntivirus, and still promotes it as protecting “against the most nefarious cyber-threats attempting to gain access to your Mac and personal information,” which it doesn’t.Īddendum 2 (): Symantec has, apparently, bought iAntivirus and decided to release a new free anti-virus product in the Mac App Store under the iAntivirus name. Personally, I think that’s an amazingly stupid decision, given the negative connotation that has been associated with the name. But it does mean that much of what I said here is longer applicable. I tested the new iAntivirus, and it did indeed catch most of what is in my malware collection. Strangely, though, it reported finding more malware than I actually have in my collection. |