This driver writes messages to the terminal of a logged-in user.
The usertty() driver has a single required argument,
specifying a username who should receive a copy of matching messages. Use the asterisk * to specify every user currently logged in to the system.
Declaration:
usertty(username);
The usertty() does not have any further options nor does it
support templates.
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Example 8.25. Using the usertty() driver |
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destination d_usertty { usertty("root"); }; |
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