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saanthosh
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 Telnet and FTP
Hi guys, I wonder if you could clear the following two questins for me
01. Imagine a situation where i have got 25 users connected to my server through Telnet using my computer Ip address (not hostname. If i am using the 'who or whodo' command it lists me the IP address and the remote session id of all the connected computers. I can use Kill -9 <session id> to disconnect the users. Now my question is, How am i to know which user i am killing since it does not show me hostnames of the remote computers.
02. I am connected to a remote computer using FTP and trying to copy some files on to the local machine. Each time i use the mget command it copies all the files from the remote computer to my local computers present working directory. Is it possible to copy the files to a sub floder in my local computer using the relative or absolute paths?
thanks in advance
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Yeti-GBR1
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01-14-02 11:16 AM
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jhardt
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 Solaris
Hi,
I know that you have an option with the who or whodo to shows you the user (i think).
See the man pages for who or whodo.
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01-15-02 08:21 AM
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haseeb_eng
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01-16-02 06:40 AM
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Yeti-GBR1
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Have a look on the www.sun.com site and do a search in the on-line doc's  failing that if you have Solaris 8.0 installed they should be on the system (assuming you installed the Doc's CD
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