Umm, well
You could create a shell function like
clear () {
/usr/bin/clear
/bin/echo -e '\033[05;25r'; /bin/echo -e "Hackers Beware \n\n\n"
}
Somewhere in you .bashrc file. It should work, I haven't tried it though.
Uday K Verma
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Ambati
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 08:52 AM
To: lih; fsf
Subject: [LIH]Shell hackers::solve this
Hi list,
So this piece of shell displays a warning on the top five lines of the
shell.
The problem is 'clear' wipes it.Now how to prevent it ?
<code>
/bin/echo -e '\033[05;25r'; /bin/echo -e "Hackers Beware \n\n\n"
</code>
--arky
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