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Subject: RE: Finding out the node name of a DECnet terminal
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Date: Tue, 30-Oct-84 10:07:37 EST
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From: NEWMAN%SAV@LLL-MFE.ARPA



There exists a way of doing this.  It is non-trivial, but I have a program
(yet-another-WHOs-on-the-system-type-program) which does report the source
node name and user ID of a DECnet remote terminal when it stumbles upon
one.

I am too lazy to extricate the code specific to finding out about remote
terminals from the source.  Because it is fairly long, I will not burden
Info-VAX with it.

Carl, if you'd like I'll mail you a copy.

gkn

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