From: Ronelle Van Niekerk (rvanniek@ecgd.gov.uk)
Date: Thu Jul 04 2002 - 09:15:20 EDT
Guys,
I am writing a shell script for a user with ID = 0. I don't want the
people to be able to escape out of the script to command line.
I know there are "escape codes" that one can use to stop them from
ctrl-C'ing the script (or something similar) but can't remember the
codes themselves or the syntax.
Any one what I'm on about?
TIA
Ronelle van Niekerk
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