> #Begin: /usr/bin/kickdouble
> if who | grep ws | grep $1
I assume "ws" is the workstation's hostname.
You may want to be more precise, just in case you have users with names
based on other users names (like "john" and "johndoe").
Also, you can use grep with the -q switch.
who | egrep -q "^"$1"[[:blank:]].*[[:blank:]].* (ws.*)$"
(I'd just put in the same script and forget about the exit because the
above already gives a result 0 or 1.
Jeremy C. Reed
technical support & remote administration
http://www.pugetsoundtechnology.com/
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