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I am writing a script and i want to see if this user is on and when they log off. i have some of what i want but not sure if it is right. i think it is just pulling a name from file.
while true do if who | grep someone "file" then break done what am I doing wrong? Please help! |
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maybe:
Code:
#!/bin/ksh while true do last -1 <username> | read record echo "$record" | grep -q 'still logged' if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then print " <username> is still logged in " else print $record break fi sleep 5 done |
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