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10-15-2004
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title bar manipulation in F-Secure SSH Client for Windows
Hello All,
I was wondering if the titlebar in "F-Secure SSH Client for Windows" is changeable. Currently I see the host name in the title bar. I would like to add "user@host" to the title. So when I log on to a particular box and do a ssh to another box the title should dynamically change to the new box indicating that I am currently logged onto a different box as whatever user. Is this possible. Thanks Suresh |
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10-15-2004
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Not too sure whether it'd work for F-Secure, but you could try putting something like this in your .profile (or other appropriate shell initialisation file) on each host you log in to.
echo "^[]0;`whoami`@`hostname`^G" Where ^[ is created using Ctrl-V then Esc and ^G is created using Ctrl-V Ctrl -G If it works or not depends on your terminal emulator and terminal capabilities. Cheers ZB |
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10-22-2004
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Excellent Sir, It worked. however when I shell out to another box or same box with different user it doesn't show the new information. So may be I should keep it in the .profile to make it work?
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10-22-2004
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Excellent Sir, It worked. however when I shell out to another box or same box with different user it doesn't show the new information. So may be I should keep it in the .profile to make it work?
Thanks Suresh |
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