[ale] UID variable in csh?

[jb at sourceillustrated.com (John Wells)]

It would be that simple, but it's an NIS managed box and I don't want to
simply cat the yp/passwd file as it's location is likely to change.

The perl seems to work fine, though, as does your C solution.  I was just
hoping there was a csh var available, as I'm not guaranteed perl will be
installed on destination boxes and packaging a c executable involved a tad
bit more overhead.

Thanks for both of your help!

John

cfowler said:
> cat /etc/passwd | grep $LOGNAME | cut -d : -f 3
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> On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 09:41, Fletch wrote:
>> >>>>> "cfowler" == cfowler  <cfowler at outpostsentinel.com> writes:
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>>     cfowler> Now I'm sure that was a too creative way to do it eh?
>> cfowler> You can grab the same info via perl.
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>>         Much simpler from perl.
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>> perl -le 'print $<'
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