Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Kill a terminal X server from LTSP

[Chris N. <cno...@me...>]

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You are right, I believe less would just ensure the output format is
correct, but only would make a noticable difference when the output is
rather large.


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Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Kill a terminal X server from LTSP

On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 11:52:39 -0700
"Chris Northstrum" <cno...@me...> wrote:

> =20
> In addition to Lars' reply:
>=20
> The default terminal names are most likely ws001, ws002, etc...
>=20
> These can be found in the hosts file along with the corresponding IP.
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> If you need to match up a user to a workstation, then try this command
>=20
> Last | less | grep still | uniq
>=20


Like this litte snip, really cool.... but I am wondering, I don't see
the benifit of the 'less' command.  I ran it as:

  last | grep still | uniq=20

and seem to get the same results.

Just wondering


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