 | | | Environment test | Environment test 2007-10-11 - By Bill Tangren
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Michael Scully wrote:
> Greetings:
>
> I have users who connect via ssh to run a particular application.
> For those, I have their .bash_profile set to run this application and exit
> when they close it. But I often need those same users to login at the
> console or via an X-Windows session for other things. If they try to log in
> via the console or X-client, it will fail because it tries to run this
> application instead.
>
> What environment variable or tty test would work easiest to make
> this "autorun" conditional? If they are using X and create a terminal
> session somewhere on the desktop, I DO NOT want that one to launch the
> application either. Thanks in advance.
>
> Scully
>
>
>
>
I did this hack to (to /etc/profile) have a user session time out if they ssh
but not if they log in at the console:
if (grep ^"sshd: " /proc/$PPID/cmdline >/dev/null 2>&1); then
export TMOUT=900
fi
You might try something like that.
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