asup

NAME

SYNOPSIS

asup [ -s ] [ -t ]

AVAILABILITY

DESCRIPTION

asup stands for "Application SUPport".

The session name (as shown in the menu) is automatically set to ASUP_<id> . Where <id> is the process id of the started edrc instance if not already a session with the same name exists, if so the <id> is set to a random number.

If additional short starts are needed, create a symlink from the new short start command to sat ( see section EXAMPLES ).

OPTIONS

-h

usage message.

-V

print version and patch level of edrc. For an explanation of the release numbering system see edrcrevision(1).

-s

silent startup. Startup without showing the EDRC banner.

-t

no terminal initialization. Sometimes the terminal initialization causes unwanted behavior. To skip terminal initialization, invoke edrc with this option.

ENVIRONMENT

EXIT STATUS

FILES

etc/edrc.asup.cfg

configuration file of asup, see edrc.cfg(4) for more information.

Other files

see section FILES in edrc(1m).

EXAMPLES

1) create a new short start

This creates a new short start command new_shortstart that will load the configuration file edrc.new_shortstart.cfg. The session name will automatically be set to NEW_SHORTSTART_<id> .

        [ /root ]
        [ root@rh7mzv7t001 ][bash]: cd ~edrc/bin 

        [ /opt/edrc/bin ]
        [ root@rh7mzv7t001 ][bash]: ln -s sat new_shortstart

SEE ALSO

NOTES

BUGS

AUTHOR

COPYRIGHT

This is free software; see edrc/doc/COPYING for copying conditions. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.