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From: Ben Smithurst <ben@scientia.demon.co.uk>
To: "TPS's lists" <lists@gal.netlab.sk>
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Subject: Re: fortune disable, how?
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TPS's lists wrote:

> I want disable fortune messages. But I don't know the way. My users don't
> want see fortune messages but if they have tcsh they got one message from
> fortune when they log into system. How can I disable it for al users or for
> group at best?

Tell them to edit their .login files to remove the /usr/games/fortune
line. Or you could just remove /usr/games/fortune completely if no-one
wants to see them.

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Ben Smithurst
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