SRFERGU@ERENJ.BITNET (Scott Ferguson) (12/08/89)
I also would like to see added to the Aegis lusr and Unix who commands the following. Although I'm at 9.7, and I'm still not a complete UNIX wiz, so this may be there, and I haven't read my man pages. On other Unix systems, the 'who' command gives information about people who are logged in via telnet, getty, etc. However, lusr does no such thing, and I'm not aware of the 'who' command being able to do so over the entire network. If I'm wrong about this, please correct me. And what about the Aegis siomonitor stuff? Scott Ferguson Exxon Research & Engineering Annandale, NJ 08801 Always bark at a dog.
jshoj@EARTH.LERC.NASA.GOV ("Jeffery Hojnicki") (12/09/89)
Regarding the message from Scott Ferguson >On other Unix systems, the 'who' command gives information about people >who are logged in via telnet, getty, etc. However, lusr does no such thing, >and I'm not aware of the 'who' command being able to do so over the entire >network. If I'm wrong about this, please correct me. And what about the >Aegis siomonitor stuff? I don't know about 'who' since I almost exclusively use AEGIS, but you can get the telnet processes by using the '-allp' option on the lusr command. Unfortunately, this lists all processes including server processes and every user process on every node. These can be filtered relatively easily though to list only the display manager and telnet processes. Jeff Hojnicki My opinions are not those of NASA NASA LeRC JSHOJ@earth.lerc.nasa.gov
chen@digital.sps.mot.com (Jinfu Chen) (12/10/89)
I don't remember if how 'who' behave at SR9.7 but in SR10 and above, there's a switch, '-a', for 'who' to list users on the local network. Check the man page to see if it's the same in SR9.7 (probably does, if my memory is right). While on the similar subject, I read something about HP/Apollo's support of Aegis shell and commands will go away in about two years. Could someone from HP/Apollo confirm/deny this?
tpfabian@nasamail.nasa.gov (THEODORE FABIAN) (12/10/89)
> I don't remember if how 'who' behave at > SR9.7 but in SR10 and above, there's > a switch, '-a', for 'who' to list users > on the local network. Check the man > page to see if it's the same in SR9.7 > (probably does, if my memory is right). > > While on the similar subject, I read > something about HP/Apollo's support of > Aegis shell and commands will go away > in about two years. Could someone from > HP/Apollo confirm/deny this? while I'm not a representative of HP/APOLLO, I'd like to respond.. At the ADUS Conference this past fall in New Orleans, we asked that very question to which Apollo responded emphatically that they'll continue to support AEGIS into the indefinite future.. I certainly hope this is the case.. -my opinions are my own and do not reflect those of my employer. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * Thanks, * * * * Ted Fabian * * * * NASA Lewis Research Center * * Cleveland, Ohio * * * * phone: 216-433-6307 * * FTS: 297-6307 * * * * email: tpfabian@nasamail.nasa.gov * * tfabian@earth.lerc.nasa.gov * * tfabian@csd.lerc.nasa.gov * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -