I should have been more explicit. I understand how to have a static motd
displayed (of course one could edit the /etc/motd file to change the
message) - but that falls under the heading of useful linux tricks.
The slack box seems to dynamically pull quotes from a 'quote' server. I've
scoured the local drives and there are no such quote files. It is more
matter of curiousity than usefulness.
Thanks.
>Okay it's a useless thing to know, but I have two linux machines (slack and
>RH). The slackware machine displays a qotd upon login. I didn't install the
>slackware machine and can't figure out how to get the qotd going on the RH
>machine.
>Any clues??
>Michaell
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> Okay it's a useless thing to know, but I have two linux machines (slack and
> RH). The slackware machine displays a qotd upon login. I didn't install
> the slackware machine and can't figure out how to get the qotd going on the
> RH machine.
>
> Any clues??
>
> Michaell
>
>
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