Hi.
I want to know what the ignoreeof variable do
I know that "The shell ignores the end of file character at the OS prompt"
but what the "end of file" do
thanks
Dan
by Griff Mille » Wed, 28 Feb 2001 06:24:01
> Hi.
> I want to know what the ignoreeof variable do
> I know that "The shell ignores the end of file character at the OS prompt"
> but what the "end of file" do
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1. Set prompt; eeprom & set ignoreeof
I have a few questions on the set prompt, eeprom, and set ignoreeof.
1. What do the following set prompt command meaning (in the .cshrc
file:
set prompt="'hostname'{'whoami'}\!:"
set prompt="'hostname'%:'echo $cwd' \! => ']
set prompt="'hostname':$LOGNAME,\!%"
Would security of the system be enhanced if the hostname and/or
username were not displayed at the command prompt?
2. What are the security risk fo not having the "boot-device=disk" and
'auto-boot?=true" in the eeprom parameter listing? From reading the man
pages, it appears that the eeporm parameters ensure that reboot of
system restricts intervention. Am i correct in this? Please expand.
3. What does the command entry "set ignoreeof" in the .cshrc file
mean?
Thanks in Advance
Eden Reeves
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