Like to know how to prevent ordinary users to "fall" into the progress editor when logging in. when too many users are trying to log in (for us when exceeding 45 users) the next one does not enter the application but opens the progress editor, which gives sometimes problems.
Best regards,
Bert
If you are using unix, create a little script (call it access)
and add it at the end of the /etc/profile file.
x=`w | wc -l`
if
then
echo "Message to the user"
logout
fi
save the file into /etc/ and enter the following command at the # prompt chmod 666 /etc/access
Bye
"Bert Kerkhof" wrote:
>
>Like to know how to prevent ordinary users to "fall" into
>the progress editor when logging in. when too many users
>are trying to log in (for us when exceeding 45 users)
>the next one does not enter the application but opens
>the progress editor, which gives sometimes problems.
>
>Best regards,
>Bert