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man bash

in particular, look at information relating to /etc/profile  
In /etc/profile you can select response based on login name
Since /etc/profile is a script, you can invoke mail

Brian Brunner
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>>> iefe_2004_linux@xxxxxxxx 12/01/04 05:52PM >>>
Hello all,
i try to send a message to the user who has loged
every time, using mail
Do you now how?
Thank you


		
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