hi frank,
in the project ani we realized a custom runonce key which is scanned by a perl script. the script is defined as a startupscript and executes every command which is specified under the custom registry key and removes the registry entries afterwards. you can use this approach to define a similar registry key and register the perl script as a logoff-script. your script then have only to check if a user is logged on and write an apropriate registry value e.g. 'shutdown -r'. tell me if you are interested in more details.
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hagen
From: "Dr. F. Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
--On 14 May 2004 11:55 +0200 "Stephan Lampe [ITXP]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You could try a "shutdown -l" or "shutdown -r".
That causes an immediate logout or reboot, doesn't it? What I would like to do is allow the user to continue working uninterrupted but convert their logoff into a reboot (whenever that is).
Thanks,
Frank
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