ezra@daimi.aau.dk (Thomas Ravnholt) (03/06/91)
Hello !
In my .logout I move some files around, an delete some
files. When I rlogin on another machine, I do not want
the .logout to remove/delete when I logout from the
rlogin.
The question: How can I decide if it is a logout from
the rlogin.
I have not been able to find the answer in the FAQ-list.
Thanks in advance ezra@daimi.aau.dkphil@medici.trl.OZ.AU (Phil Nicholson) (03/08/91)
In article <1991Mar6.120728.10069@daimi.aau.dk>, ezra@daimi.aau.dk (Thomas Ravnholt) writes: > The question: How can I decide if it is a logout from > the rlogin. This works for me. In your .logout have (with csh) if(`tty` !~ /dev/tty[pqr]* ) then #not a pseudo tty, so presumably not an rlogin or telnet etc. commands... endif Roll your own if you use a different shell. Alternatively, you could awk your way through the output of ps to find out if the parent of the current process is in.rlogind. But this approach varies from one unix to another. Phillip Nicholson AI Systems Telecom Australia Research Labs email : p.nicholson@trl.oz.au phone : +61 3 541 6245 fax : +61 3 543 8863