"S.Toms" <tomas@primenet.com> wrote:
Ok, I havn't quite figure this out and it's bugging me prolly because I have to use awk or somethign and don't understand it. What I'm trying to do within a bash routine is extract the user from the output below pipedream:/home/skull # who am i pipedream!skull pts/2 Jan 4 21:48 (:0)
in this case, skull. Does anyone wantto enlighten me? :)
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