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Linmit user logins
Hello everyone, traditionally a user can log in on more than one machine as much as they want. In AIX 4.3, Is there a way to make it so that if the user is already logged on, the system will not let them log on, therefor not run their logon profile script again? (limit the user to one machine at a time)
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06-23-2008
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Solution: use w or who to grep for specific user name, if it is there then exit, if not continue with /home/user.profile execution.
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