Lars Hansson wrote:
On Tuesday 09 May 2006 21:06, Vas Péter wrote:
It is possible to set up natively with some option, or authpf hasn't
supported this function yet?
No.
I have a quick , dirty and untested idea though. Use authpf and have a cronjob
and creates /etc/nologin when access is supposed to be enabled and a cronjob
that removes /etc/nologin when access is enabled.
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Lars Hansson
How would that work if you they were logged in before the /etc/nologin
takes affect? Would it disconnect them or is it still a valid connection
until the next login?
Paul Moore
