Yes,
If you're connecting thru telnet, $REMOTEHOST has the remote host,
with ssh, you have $SSH_CLIENT that contains it in this syntex: 'IP
remoteport localport' (bash2.04,openssh2.3.0p1)
P.S. you can use 'set' to see all the variables
Sagi
On Sun, 11 Mar 2001, Ben-Nes Michael wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I wonder if any one know what bash variable contain the host i got
> connected from.
>
> if ther5e is no such variable in bash, does other shell go it or system
> function ?
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