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03-26-2006
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password check
Hi
While using Pipe concept ,if a user enters a "login name" and "paswword" ,then how does a child process check for user password is correct or not and give notification to parent process. 
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03-26-2006
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Why would you want to have a child process authenticate itself to the system.
The system has already authenticated is owner, once is usually enough. Are you wanting to create processes that belong to another user? Or are you trying to figure out how a system logs in a new user?
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