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yawhoSimple 'w'-like program; displays connection type and login shell PID
1.2sysutilsΣ=1 1.2Version of this port present on the latest quarterly branch.
BROKEN: fails to build with new utmpx DEPRECATED: Fails to build with new utmpx This port expired on: 2014-07-23 IGNORE: is marked as broken: fails to build with new utmpx
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Yawho is a fast and simple program similar to 'w'.
For each logged in user yawho displays the connection type,
tty, login shell PID, 'from' host, and the user's current command.
WWW: http://wizard.ae.krakow.pl/~mike/
Remove expired ports:
2014-07-23 chinese/big5con: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 chinese/hztty: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 irc/solid-ircd: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 korean/eterm: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 mail/biffer: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 misc/c-hey: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 misc/wminfo: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 net/sendfile: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 net-im/centericq: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 security/chkrootkit: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 security/openfwtk: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 security/pam_alreadyloggedin: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 security/srp: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 security/sud: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 sysutils/hyperic-sigar: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 sysutils/lookupd: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 sysutils/lookupd_ldap: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 sysutils/p5-Sys-Utmp: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 sysutils/syslog-ng2: Fails to build with new utmpx
2014-07-23 sysutils/yawho: Fails to build with new utmpx
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