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Getting Started with HP-UX
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Logging Out
This section steps through the logout sequence.
Logging out ends a working session with HP-UX. Perform the logout sequence
when you want to stop working with the computer. When you are logged out the
screen displays a “login:” prompt to show that your HP-UX session is over.
There are two commands used to log out:
• exit < Return > (shown in Figure 5-5)
• CTRL/D
CTRL/D does not work on all systems. If CTRL/D does not work, you will see
the message:
Use “exit” to log out.
When you successfully log out, you see the screen shown in Figure 5-6.
Refer to A Beginner’s Guide to HP-UX for more information about logging out.
NOTICE: The system identification scripts, /bin/hp9000s300, will return
true (0) for a 9000/400. There is no /bin/hp9000s400. You can
replace these scripts, if you need to. The uname command
also behaves incorrectly, telling you the machine is a 9000/375.
In addition, if you make use of commands such as #ifdef
hp9000s300 you will see similar results. To compile code for a
9000/400 the #ifdef for hp9000s300 must be defined.