Hey bob,
You are really funny :)
In which movie you saw that thing ?
Anyway, if all of you still agree that the old fashion cli that is common
legacy of unix back to 60s must continue as is and nothing new
and clever should arise after 50 years i have nothing more to say. And yes i
believe that
Hello,
You argue about the old fashioned way of the GNU tools without regard on
compatibility, compaction and efficiency requirements.
A whereim command implies providing a functionnality already provided by
other tools. Multiple tools for the same things is, imho, not the best
choice in the
Dear Bjartur,
I don't dissagree about your opinion that involves ssh utillity to do this
job (it could possibly also keep a look of systems that you recently connect
also)
but together with ssh there also are rsh/rlogin, telnet, and other remote
connection software that can be used from cli. I
Hi,
please don't top post, thanks. And keep on reading for inline comments. ;-)
On 04/15/2011 09:33 AM, Panagiotis Tsiamis wrote:
2011/4/15 Bjartur Thorlaciussvartma...@gmail.com
On 4/14/11, Panagiotis Tsiamisptsia...@gmail.com wrote:
Request for adding one more feature on the utillity
Erik Auerswald wrote:
uname -n
A problem with uname is that traditionally this would truncate names
to eight characters. (I once had a hostname aphrodite and it would
always emit aphrodit.) The uname structures are really problematic.
I recommend avoiding them.
All in all I don't see a need
On 4/14/11, Panagiotis Tsiamis ptsia...@gmail.com wrote:
Request for adding one more feature on the utillity whoami.
The feature should be able to called by
where am i or whereami
And should locate:
a) System hostname
b) ip of the system
c) current working directory
d) anything else that
severity 8500 wishlist
thanks
Panagiotis Tsiamis wrote:
Request for adding one more feature on the utillity whoami.
The feature should be able to called by
where am i or whereami
And should locate:
a) System hostname
$ hostname
b) ip of the system
You tickled a pet issue of mine.
