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Friends, I am trying to configure the users of my system like the example on the link below ..
I want to know how to put a;
* Number of users in the system,
* Server uptime,
* The User's IP
* The time that the User is online
** I use Debian 5 64 bits. SSH port 22.
** Conect via putty
I'm in this business a short time, and I need your help.
thank you
No sorry, the image link did not show up ..
It is a command such as uptime, but have to appear when the person connects.
When people connect on the server, he can not write anything that already did .. However need to have this information below.
Hi EVO2, MOTD is to edit the "slogan", this I know .. I want to put the information below, I got some putting "uptime" on the part of (. Profile) for each user .. I need to know now where I set the file (uptime), in which folder it ta to general changes .. And how do I color this part ..
So you have your starting point. The motd does not have to be static. There seem to be plenty of examples of generating a dynamic motd on the web. Google "dynamic motd". Please don't ask me for a ready made solution, I have not actually done this myself.
Evo2.
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So you have your starting point. The motd does not have to be static. There seem to be plenty of examples of generating a dynamic motd on the web. Google "dynamic motd". Please don't ask me for a ready made solution, I have not actually done this myself.
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