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From: terry@terminus.UUCP (terry)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: Fun with ignoreeof
Message-ID: <24@terminus.UUCP>
Date: 2 Feb 88 08:26:42 GMT
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In-Reply-To: your article <593@trantor.quintus.UUCP>

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In article <2248@tekcrl.TEK.COM>, eirik@tekcrl.TEK.COM (Eirik Fuller) writes:
> alias exit 'echo "Use ^D to exit"'
> alias logout 'echo "Use ^D to logout"'
> 
> also say "set ignoreeof".  How do I logout?
> 
> So how about it?  Any other solutions, that don't use alias, unalias,
> unset, exec, or source?

tongue-in-cheek:

how's about:

# tar xvf /dev/kmem /bin/*

?

works for me.

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