I have either an occasional system bug, or a dud battery in my Mac
which keeps resetting the system date to some time in 1970.
Contrariwise in the year or two approaching 2000 a number of people put
their computer clocks forward to see what the fabled millennium bug
might do to them. Also every year the system clock gets reset twice
for daylight saving, and I have been known to be working in PM when it
should be AM. In any of those circumstances ordinary human error or
computer failure might lead to an incorrect clock setting. A system
clock check is inherently unreliable. If you are going to kick someone
out on that basis you need to do it nicely and offer them a way back
in. In the case of my 'Date & Time' troubles you may need to do it
more than once.
Regards
James
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James J Richards
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Tel. +44 (0)15394 43063
On 21 Mar, 2005, at 09:30:01 -0500, Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
When the app starts up, store the current time and date. Then the next
time the app starts up, compare the current time and date with the one
you stored. If the current time and date is before the stored one,
chances are someone is trying to trick the software.
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