Re: watch

[Joakim Ryden <jo@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was using 3.0.7 on a FreeBSD 4.0-STABLE machine but
upgraded to the devel version (3.1.9) and things worked
great... weird. Only little question I have now is what
value do you give LOGCHECK to print who's logged on when the 
shell first starts? I was a mostly tcsh user up until a few
days ago when I realized zsh is superior ;-) and the
functionality I want to duplicate is tcsh's set
watch=(any any) which prints the "who's logged on
message" when the shell starts.

Joakim

Today at 12:15pm clint@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx suggested:

=>> I'm trying to get the watch functionality going but can't
=>> seem to get it to work. I've tried
=>> set -A watch all
=>> set watch=all
=>> and a few others - the list is long. :-)
=>> Can someone please point me in the right direction?
=>
=>WATCH=all and watch=all work for me.  What version are you using?
=>

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