Manolis Kiagias writes:
> One could also set the environment variable UNAME_r to the correct
> value (either in system wide e.g. /etc/profile or to a specific user
> dot files).
If your goal is to have uname(1) return the correct value, yes, except
it won't always work. For instance, sudo(1) (an
On 13/08/2012 22:27, Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
Jason Hellenthal writes:
Could I suggest... the same way that /etc/motd is already updated ?
You could, but it wouldn't be very helpful, since /etc/rc.d/motd uses
uname(1), which returns the kernel version. On the contrary, once
/etc/issue is in
Jason Hellenthal writes:
> Could I suggest... the same way that /etc/motd is already updated ?
You could, but it wouldn't be very helpful, since /etc/rc.d/motd uses
uname(1), which returns the kernel version. On the contrary, once
/etc/issue is in place, we should use that instead of uname(1) to
