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06-14-2006 04:26 AM
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Re: vtterm
This will show you the tty no as well as ip address for telnet sessions.
regards,
Ninad
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Re: vtterm
Are you asking you want to know what terminal emulator software a particular user is using, then the answer would be no you cannot know from Unix server because the main aim of a terminal emulator is to emulate a terminal i.e. to function as if it is a terminal and talk with the Unix server.
If your question is after logging in to Unix server what is the TERM parameter been set by that user session - again answer will be no you cannot know what environment variables have been set by a user as they are relevant to the login session and the shell.
If your question is something else please do let know and elaborate.
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Ninad
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