Yes. I did try the ls option before. And It still does the same thing. On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, Robert V. MacQuarrie wrote:
> On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, oneiros wrote: > >Thus spake Shao Zhang ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > >> I have one xterm & one rxvt open. But when I typed the command > >> 'w', I have only got one entry: > >> USER TTY FROM LOGIN@ IDLE JCPU PCPU WHAT > >> s2193893 ttyp0 :0.0 9:28pm 0.00s 0.47s 0.07s w > >> The other entry from rxvt is somehow missing. > >> Is this normal?? > >You'll need to compile it with the --enable-utmp option, otherwise it will > >not > >create the utmp entry that w(1) and a number of other utils look at to see > >the > >login records. Plus, in order to write to utmp, the rxvt binary needs to be > >suid root. utmp should never, ever be writable to anyone but root, so the > >suid is needed in order for it to make this entry. Thankfully, it gives up > >root privileges immediately (before the window even opens), it there's no > >need > >to worry. > >Type rxvt -h to see if it's compiled in. The list of compile time options > >are > >listed in parenthesis to the right of the version. > > Hmm dont believe I've ever had to recompile rxvt to have this. I'm running > 95% hamm including hamm rxvt. Simply start rxvt with the -ls option.. > man rxvt > -ls|+ls > Start as a login-shell/sub-shell; resource login Shell. > > [timberwolf:adren:~$]> date > Thu Feb 11 07:56:56 EST 1999 > [timberwolf:adren:~$]> rxvt -ls& > [2] 13311 > [timberwolf:adren:~$]> last -1 > adren ttyp7 :0.0 Thu Feb 11 07:57 still logged in > [timberwolf:adren:~$]> w > adren ttyp7 :0.0 7:57am 1:11 0.36s 0.36s -bash > (with others....) > > > Hope this helps > > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null > >
