On Sun, 11 Mar 2001, Boaz Rymland wrote:
> Besides, AFAIK, enviroment variables are all shell dependant as they
> are created by the shell. Some might be completely standard, like
> TERM, but they are all to the mercy of the shell. (Ofcourse, I would
> love to be corrected or better rephrased :-) .
Actually, telnetd whould probably set the env variable and would exec
login, which would inherit it. Then, once login execs the shell (actually
passwd's 7th value), it will inherit whatever they (telnetd and login)
will set in their env.
> Boaz.
-- Yaron.
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