irick@ecn.purdue.edu (GarBear Irick) (10/02/90)
Ok, here goes, maybe SOMEONE can answer this question... If someone else is logged in to my account, I can write to their screen via % cat > dev/ttyXY and the message appears (on their stdout, I assume??). Is there any way to direct it to stdIN, so that our UNIX box will think that the other user actually typed it? I would like to force the other user on my account to execute a command this way... trust me, there IS a good reason for this! :) just another UNIX hacker... -- Gary A. Irick, Purdue University | "You can log out any time you like, INTERNET: irick@en.ecn.purdue.edu | But you can never leave!" UUCP: ...!pur-ee!irick | (apologies to The Eagles)