> >Basically I want to be able to use the Multi-user setup of Mac OS
>>9.1, and be able to log in and out remotely without multi-users
>>'quitting' the VNCserver application upon logout--thus severing my
> >connection.
>
>Although I use MacOS 9 on one of my machines, I haven't tried using
>Multiple Users. I suspect, however, that in order to work in the manner
>you describe, VNC would have to be a Faceless Background Application (a bit
>like a Service under Windows) to survive a logout. While this is probably
>possible, and may even be quite easy, it's not on my priority list at
>present.
>
>Higher on my priority list are essential things like, for example, getting
>my degree, fixing stability bugs, and getting in features that *everyone*
>wants, not just a few. Unfortunately I don't have an unlimited amount of
>time, nice as that would be.
Understandable, though I do believe that this type of functionality
would be rather useful to a variety of users...especially since
MacOSX seems to have a bunch of roots in MacOS9's multiple-users
setup.
Having it run as an Extension or Control Panel should cause it to
load before the multi-user login...and having it run in the
background would keep things a lot more tidy.
-RTJ
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Ryan T. Jones
Information Technology
I0Works, Inc.
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