Hello!
We have a DEC Alpha 2100 running UNIX 3.2G.
I have written a perl script. The path to the perl script will be placed
in user's ".login" file so that the perl script is executed everytime a
user logs on to the system.
The perl script gathers some information from the user i.e., NAME, ADDRESS,
PHONE NO. etc and puts it in a text file. The information is verified by a
person. If the user provides the wrong information, I want the perl script
to do the following:
When the user (with the wrong info.) logs in the second time, the script
tells the user that he has provided the wrong info. and he'll be logged
out, but I don't know how to kick out the user OR log him off. Currently,
it just exits out and returns back to the prompt.
Is there a way I can do that?? OR something I can set in the user's
".login" file.
Also how would I disable CONTROL ^C???
Appreciate all the help!!
Thanks
Harry
Received on Thu Aug 27 1998 - 21:26:44 NZST