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can anybody help me to get a remote user ip address in SCO 5.0.5
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Can be tricky...
How does the remote user connects to the box?
telnet, rlogin, ssh, ... depending of OS look for the cmd who and its options...
solaris 10 who suffices, HP, who -R etc...
Now if it gives a name rather then IP then either it finds the name in /etc/hosts, or it resolves it by DNS or dhcp server gives it...

After you enter in the less obvious...
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remote user connect using alphacom(telnet) commands like who -x provides the whole list. not the current remote user
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who am i wont provide ip address. it will display only userid pid and the time
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If the output from who -x includes the TTY then you can use that to map to the current user. The tty command prints your current tty, or you can correlate with the current process's PID in a ps listing, which also usually includes tty information. (Not sure about SCO specifics, tho.)
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