Getting F$GETJPI("","TT_ACCPORNAM") info on SSH connection

[Steven Schweda]

> I just stripped the colons with an
> f$extract/f$locate statement.

There's a short-cut for this sort of thing,
when you can be sure of the format:

alp $ write sys$output f$trnlnm( "SYS$REM_NODE")- "::"
ALP

Should be pretty safe here, as double colons
are unlikely to appear elsewhere in the name.

[Troodon]

Remember, if the remote user is on the exterior internet, SYS$REM_NODE returns their border/firewall IP address.

It's still a far cry from the TT_PHYDEVNAM JPI item; now you have to figure out what his job table is and reach into it to determine this information.

The SSH utility still seems to be a break in normal system security. If I'm logged in via SSH, my rightslist includes LOCAL. It ought to be REMOTE like SET HOST, and the remote port and access port information ought to be filled in.