Account Lease time - Timekeeper Developement
Originally Posted by
.nedberg
I tested at home just now and it starts after a reeboot. I added the line '/usr/local/bin/timekpr
.sh &' to /etc/rc.local.
I also updated the script just a little bit. It now makees a 'beep' in addition to showing the notification. This is just to make sure the user is aware and saves his/her work.
I will see if I can make different limits during the weekends
Should not be a big problem. GUI? I don't know... I'm not that good at making GUI, and I don't know how to do it in Gnome (don't use it, and this script only works with it atm). I see how this would be more "wife friendly" as i call it, so we will have to see...
Okay thanks, It must be .sh I need. I do have one question though. How is midnight represented in the variable? Is it 0 or 24?
If you are going to play with this some more, could you make a provision for a single username (mine) that would be exempted from all restrictions?
This may already be addressed by the extendlimits script, but I haven't tried that or the rewards script just yet.
I've been trying to get this one working on reboot. Now that I have .sh information (duh... I don't know why I didn't even consider that), I'll add that after work and dig into the other 2 scripts.
Last edited by crjackson; October 1st, 2008 at 10:44 PM.
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