Account Lease time - Timekeeper Developement
Originally Posted by
.nedberg
@crjackson:
Regarding your first question: If you remove /var/lib/timekpr/<your username> that file will acctually be created again by the script. But, you will be given the time limit of all day, and users with this limit will not be subject to the log in hours limiting (boundaries).
So, if you do not make a file at /var/lib/timekpr/<your username>, you will be able to log in whenever you want. (Or, you could just place the number 86400 (1 day in seconds) in that file.)
I am looking into the possibility of having different time limits and boundaries for every day of the week.
Thank you for the PayPal payment! I am now a "professional" developer!
That sounds great. The original script created a username file with 87000. It was preventing me from logging in beyond the boundaries. So am I to understand the file needs to have the exact (magic) number of 86400 and not greater to eliminate the login boundaries?
I just changed the .sh and it fixed the "load on reboot problem". I'm changing the value in the username file to 86400. I won't be able to test that until tonight.
Last edited by crjackson; October 1st, 2008 at 10:47 PM.
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