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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Banner Post 66037 by Perderabo on Thursday 10th of March 2005 01:18:23 PM
Old 03-10-2005
This depends on the users shell/ What do you mean by "they do not see a unix prompt"? If they are running some non-standard software as their "shell", it will need to be modified to display a banner. Most shells arrarnge to display the file /etc/motd at login time. You might try putting something there.
 

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EKGLOGS(1)						      General Commands Manual							EKGLOGS(1)

NAME
ekglogs - a logs lister for EKG SYNTAX
ekglogs [ options ] < ~/.gg/history DESCRIPTION
ekglogs reads ekg logs on standard input and prints them out nicely formatted on standard output. OPTIONS
-t don't display time at all -d don't display day changes -x always print nicknames -v never display nicknames (by default: print nicknames unless either `u' or `n' was specified) -r display incoming messages' receipt time -R like -r and align outgoing messages -s display seconds -S display receipt time seconds -C display a colon between hours and minutes -b do not display malformed lines (they start with !!!) -a do not display status changes -c use colourful display -h display help message -u UIN display only messages from/to UIN -n NICK display only messages from/to NICK Options don't need to be preceded with `-', and may be concatenated. Option `u' or `n' should be specified as last one. You should not specify both `u' and `n'. AUTHOR
Robert Goliasz <rgoliasz@poczta.onet.pl> SEE ALSO
ekg(1) 7 September 2003 EKGLOGS(1)
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