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From: lkw@csun.edu (Larry Wake)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: csh & the NeXTs
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Date: 15 Feb 89 18:57:27 GMT
References: <17953@vax5.CIT.CORNELL.EDU>
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In article <17953@vax5.CIT.CORNELL.EDU> jhc@Vax5.CIT.Cornell.EDU (James H. Cloos, Jr.) writes:
>On another tangent, I would like to execute some commands on login iff I've
>loged in remotely, but don't know how to check this in .login.

Here's what I do to get the opposite effect, which you should be able
to alter to suit your needs.  I have certain commands that I *don't*
want to be executed for remote logins.  So, I have the following
lines at the top of .login:

    # Find out if this is an rlogin:
    tty | egrep /dev/ttyp > /dev/null
    set NOTNET = $status

$NOTNET is true if it's not an rlogin.  I use its value in subsequent
'if' statements in .login; I even check it in .logout to skip things
like fortune when I'm just closing an rlogin session.
-- 
Larry Wake                   		 lkw@csun.edu
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