I noticed that the /etc/login.defs file in Slackware has this line:
MOTD_FILE/etc/motd
Can't seem to find this in Mandrake though... the /etc/login.defs is a lot
shorter.
-Ed
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, KompuKit wrote:
I'd like to know this also...
I need a mail notify program...
Ed Negari
EdI use K(menu)-Internet-Biff in KDE.
Alan
KompuKit wrote:
I'd like to know this also...
I need a mail notify program...
Ed Negari wrote:
Which login script displays the /etc/motd and says "You have mail"? I
checked the /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc (and the rest of the /etc
Which login script displays the /etc/motd and says "You have mail"? I
checked the /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc (and the rest of the /etc
directory) but can't seem to find it.
-Ed
I guess I should've said this earlier - the reason why I'm asking is so
that I can change the order in which things show up. First, I want the
motd, then the output of "fortune", and LAST, the "You have mail". No one
uses KDE on this machine - everyone logs in remotely.
I know the whole thing is
The contents of /etc/motd are displayed by login(1) after a suc
cessful login but just before it executes the login shell.
not sure about the You have mail thing tho
Ed Negari wrote:
Which login script displays the /etc/motd and says "You have mail"? I
checked the /etc/profile and
I'd like to know this also...
I need a mail notify program...
Ed Negari wrote:
Which login script displays the /etc/motd and says "You have mail"? I
checked the /etc/profile and /etc/bashrc (and the rest of the /etc
directory) but can't seem to find it.
-Ed
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