> Relating to your awk problem...
>> if you do something like
> who | awk '/'$USER'/' {print $6} '
> the $USER gets expanded into the awk command.
> (you can muck this approach into your requirement)
>of course... doh!
> Even better -
> export Myip=`who | awk '/'$USER'/ {print substr(substr
> ($6,2),1,length($6)
> - 2 ) }' | tail -1`
>> That will strip out the braces either side of the IP address aswell
> feel free to add a ":0" string to the end as you like !!
>damm forgot about the X display bit... :),
> Of course "who am i" or "who -m" (thanks again ILUG) would be better.
> But thats academic.
>what happens if you have two telnet connections open? You don't have to
worry about braces with last either.
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