On 12:42, venerd� 08 ottobre 2004, A.J. Venter wrote:
> Alternatively you can create a group called 'nodouble' and only suppress
> members of that group.
>
> It should be fairly simple to implement both options in ltspcfg and give
> the admin the option to then choose
> 1) allow all multi-logins
> 2) suppress all multi-logins except for group "multilogin"
> 3) suppress multi-logins only for group "nodouble"
>
agreed, but I like strong name space in groups, so I suggest names like:
"ltsp_xdbl" (btw, one can think to refine the system creating "ltsp_shelldbl"
and so on .. in ltspcfg it should suffice to have an array @logins (x,
shell, ..) to loop in, being able to handle every future access-method one
will want.
It should be good to have an array of arrays, "types" and "descriptions",
pseudo-code:
logins=array(
array('x', 'Allows double X sessions'),
array('shell', 'Allows double shell login'),
)
foreach logins as $log
{
print $log;
1) allow all multi-logins
2) suppress all multi-logins except for users in group "ltsp_{$log}dbl"
3) allow multi-logins only for users in group "ltsp_{$log}dbl"
}
something similar :-)
btw, I think 1 group per $log should suffice, 2 are redundant
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