Paolo Galtieri wrote:
> Run
>
> ps axlw | grep term
>
> This will show you which one you are running
It may do.
It may show which ones you are running, or which ones other users on the
same machine are running.
And (which I should have thought of in my last email, too) it’s quite
possible that the terminal and the shell script are running on different
computers (think ssh). Not all the variables will carry across the SSH
link.
So you either have to run with an 80% solution, think up some other way
of doing what you want, or trying to write a script that doesn’t need to
know the difference.
Good luck!
James.
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| asked us adults if it would go faster with a fresh set of
| batteries. -- Tanuki
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