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MOTD - Daily single message
Is there any way to display a different but daily MOTD when users login to the system without having to write some phrase or thoughts every day into it?
EDIT: Or how can I ŽupdateŽ the content of this file with some strings inside a txt file everyday? Any help will be much appreciated! Last edited by agasamapetilon; 09-13-2008 at 04:44 AM.. |
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