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Grabing the username
Hi,
Is there a way to grab the username who is running the shell script. I am trying to do is: $ who am i Peterd123 pts/5 Mar 20 09:30 (H0021563.xyz.com) Is there a way to display only the user name above, which is"Peterd123". Thanks Raj |
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