However, if you use '% pagsh -c "klog; exec csh"', you will not get this
"feature".
>
>> But it gets stranger: if I klog -setpag, creating a PAG and a token, then
>> I can use that token in all windows governed by that dtsession. This
>> makes me uncomfortable, because as I understood it klog -setpag should
>> create a PAG for this and all child processes like pagsh does, but
>> shouldn't be affecting parent or sibling processes.
>
>One thing to keep in mind about "klog -setpag". On all platforms but
>AIX, it changes your group list to include the PAG information. It
>turns out that the group list is shared amongst the entire process
>group, so it will affect all the windows that are decendants of the
>initial login. (I didn't realize until recently that this was even
>possible.) I guess the pagsh command disassociates itself from the
>process group before getting a new PAG.
>
>For some reason, klog -setpag on the AIX 3.2 platform behaves
>differently. From what I remember, it's basically a no-op. There's a
>defect open that asks to make it behave like the rest of the platforms,
>but I'm not sure if it's technically feasible under AIX. I haven't
>tried it on AIX 4.1, so I can't say what happens there.
>
>Joe.
Don Doering
