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On Tuesday 03 October 2006 22:12, Mike Williams wrote: |
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> On Tuesday 03 October 2006 18:04, James wrote: |
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> > OT: I use kde and quite a lot of konsole sessions for admin of many |
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> > other systems. I currently manually use 'rename' in kde to put the |
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> > system's hostname into the tab (located at the bottom of the window), for |
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> > quick reference. Is there a way (trick) to automatically do this? |
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> > My prompt (command line) does this automatically, I just want the |
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> > hostname of the remote host(or IP address) I ssh into to replace the |
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> > 'shell #' that is there by default. If not ssh'd into a remote system, |
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> > then the default 'shell #' is ok as the default. |
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> dcop, and a wrapper around ssh, is the only way I can think of. |
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> dcop konsole-{PID} $(dcop konsole-{PID} konsole currentSession) \ |
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> renameSession "${HOSTNAME}" |
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> I don't however have a reliable way of figuring out the PID of the current |
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> konsole process. |
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> Or, perhaps I do. http://lists.debian.org/debian-kde/2004/04/msg00271.html |
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This konsolescript does what you need. Logging to remote it shows on tab |
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user@host , on local it shows user or programm runing. |
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http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=43873 |
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