Re: [newbie] tty: how can bash tell which one you logged into?

2003-06-26 Thread Eric Huff
> btw, google.com/linux is your best freind! Yeah, i love google/linux! I just hadn't typed the right stuff in to lead me to http://www.linuxlookup.com/html/articles/custom-prompts.html Jeeze. You just type tty in at the prompt... [EMAIL PROTECTED] huff]$ tty /dev/vc/1 Believe it or not, i

Re: [newbie] tty: how can bash tell which one you logged into?

2003-06-26 Thread JoeHill
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003 20:53:57 -0700 Eric Huff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> uttered: > If i ctrl-alt-F* to different tty's, is there any way to tell, in a > bash script, which one i logged into? > > I am thinking of having a default login, but run different startups, > for example, if i log into tty2, 3, et

[newbie] tty: how can bash tell which one you logged into?

2003-06-26 Thread Eric Huff
Hello, If i ctrl-alt-F* to different tty's, is there any way to tell, in a bash script, which one i logged into? I am thinking of having a default login, but run different startups, for example, if i log into tty2, 3, etc. Thanks, eric Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go