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From: treingol@journey.att.com
Newsgroups: comp.bugs.sys5
Subject: small bug in who(1) of SVR3
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Date: 9 Jan 91 16:06:41 GMT
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The System V systems I use run releases 3.1 and 3.2.  They allow you to
type "who -Hq" which doesn't really make sense.  The 'H' flag is to
print a header for the normal "who" output, and the 'q' flag is to
change the output to use multiple columns.  So the output of "who -Hq"
looks like this; the header line is meaningless.

NAME       LINE         TIME
cgf      denisede ayoung   jjschuld oneillv  eah      dgeorge  mhratko  
jportlan vbt      mschuld  fishere  cgarbows ghager   ehornich dave     
jadler   cg       rbalko   kmccarth robbo    gchung   kfriedma ecronin  
mferguso gwm      bonnieb  jpittas  wai      raturner kr       cvourtsi 
egoon    seema    mm       patt     rjones   tchapman mreddy   dandriol 
acs      kch      treingol 
# users=43

Is the SVR4 who command derived from BSD or SVR3?

Tom Reingold
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