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Output in two different color from Bash

Post by Robt. Mille » Sat, 21 Dec 2002 11:31:57



 I want to have tethereal monitor eth0 in the background and output in a
given color, and another copy monitor eth1 and output in another color -
I can't figure out how to do this without the last color winning. How
can I do it?

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Is there a proper fixed bash on any of the FTP sites out there?

I know there bash is on the usual sites but I don't know if they are
bugged or not :(

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Neil.

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