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Yup
like frank just said, write a script that locks logins at a certain
time, and sends a mesg to everyone logged in that in 5 minutes their
processes will be killed.  then add a couple lines to kill all the
logins associated with those IP's



In article <D2xX5.78$Jt4.2871@news.tli.de>,
  "Frank" <frank.brauer@talknet.N_O__S_P_A_M.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 2 things come in my mind.
> 1. You can do some shell scripting in /etc/profile, /etc/login.... to
check
> login ID and time & kick the user out during login in after business
hours.
> This will not help against users which are already logged in.
> 2. create a script to kill all login sessions and run it i.e
> 0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55    20-23    *    *    *
> /<somepath</<myscript>
> via cron. This gives user a maximum of 5 minut�s to work.
> Depends on your requirements/budget what is the better solution. May
be you
> will use a combination.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Frank
>
>

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