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Hey all,
I want to go ahead and create a alias for the command /bin/passwd. But I want to do this so that it will/can detect if the -r option is added to the command as well...Can this be done... For example if the user enters: # passwd --> Alias will issue /bin/passwd -r # passwd -r --> Alias will issue /bin/passwd -r NOT -r -r Is there any thing the .cshrc/login file can do to accomodate a alias with options. I am trying to do this instead of implementing a wrapper script for /bin/passwd. ...Mike |
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