Hi. Still running Suse 8.2. When I log in as a user, gkrellm shows 2 users logged in. In shell, the "user" command shows "currentuser currentuser currentuser", three times. Thats it. My 9.1 install on a different box shows only one user after the "user" command. Am I hacked? -- Jim Flanagan linuxjim@jjfiii.com
I doubt it. Run who and you'll likely see something like: %> who currentuser :0 currentuser pts/0 currentuser pts/1 % The pts is a pseudo terminal. I have apps running in three of the four "virtual" screens.... and I have the above. Rich On Fri, 2005-04-29 at 19:01 -0500, Jim Flanagan wrote:
Hi. Still running Suse 8.2. When I log in as a user, gkrellm shows 2 users logged in. In shell, the "user" command shows "currentuser currentuser currentuser", three times. Thats it.
My 9.1 install on a different box shows only one user after the "user" command.
Am I hacked?
-- Jim Flanagan linuxjim@jjfiii.com
-- Key fingerprint = 8BF9 990D 8853 5CD8 AB44 8F48 7BC8 5D4B 1B25 7AEC Remember, all Windows-based machines are, by definition, fault tolerant. They run Windows don't they?!?!?!?
So you mean to tell me, that my 2 year old install of suse 8.2, patched by suse you, is still not hit by virus, worms, or other unpleasant critters?! Linux sure can strain your paitience, but is has its rewards! Many thanks,, -- Jim Flanagan linuxjim at jjfiii.co
I doubt it. Run who and you'll likely see something like: %> who currentuser :0 currentuser pts/0 currentuser pts/1 %
The pts is a pseudo terminal. I have apps running in three of the four "virtual" screens.... and I have the above.
Rich
On Fri, 2005-04-29 at 19:01 -0500, Jim Flanagan wrote:
Hi. Still running Suse 8.2. When I log in as a user, gkrellm shows 2 users logged in. In shell, the "user" command shows "currentuser currentuser currentuser", three times. Thats it.
My 9.1 install on a different box shows only one user after the "user" command.
Am I hacked?
-- Jim Flanagan linuxjim@jjfiii.com
-- Key fingerprint = 8BF9 990D 8853 5CD8 AB44 8F48 7BC8 5D4B 1B25 7AEC
Remember, all Windows-based machines are, by definition, fault tolerant.
They run Windows don't they?!?!?!?
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Jim Flanagan wrote:
So you mean to tell me, that my 2 year old install of suse 8.2, patched by suse you, is still not hit by virus, worms, or other unpleasant critters?!
Linux sure can strain your paitience, but is has its rewards!
Many thanks,,
Like anything else, you have to learn how it works. When you approach Linux coming from a Windows environment, you have to constantly repeat the mantra "I don't know jack about this stuff", if you make the assumption it's some sort of Windows clone, you are up the same creek as a fixed wing pilot getting in the cockpit of a helicopter and assuming he can fly it, they both can fly, they both have instruments, some the same, cockpits and controls, but you aint going nowhere until you learn how to fly a helicopter. Regards Sid. -- Sid Boyce ... Hamradio License G3VBV, Keen licensed Private Pilot Retired IBM Mainframes and Sun Servers Tech Support Specialist Microsoft Windows Free Zone - Linux for all Computing Tasks
On 4/30/05, Sid Boyce
Like anything else, you have to learn how it works. When you approach Linux coming from a Windows environment, you have to constantly repeat the mantra "I don't know jack about this stuff", if you make the assumption it's some sort of Windows clone, you are up the same creek as a fixed wing pilot getting in the cockpit of a helicopter and assuming he can fly it, they both can fly, they both have instruments, some the same, cockpits and controls, but you aint going nowhere until you learn how to fly a helicopter. Regards Sid. -- Sid Boyce ... Hamradio License G3VBV, Keen licensed Private Pilot Retired IBM Mainframes and Sun Servers Tech Support Specialist Microsoft Windows Free Zone - Linux for all Computing Tasks
Excellent analogy, Sid. I like it. No, I don't know how to fly and I'm sure I never will :-) but it strikes me as a brilliant piece. -- Take care. Kevan Farmer 34 Hill Street Cheslyn Hay Staffordshire WS6 7HR
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