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Can you define whether users are active at the time they are kicked out, or whether they are on a T break ??? May be a rationalisation of resources or user licences.

Or you could make use of some spare "old" PC's nearly being thrown out and make sure they have a network card, and simply load an old DOS OS and run a simple terminal emulator......

Funny you should mention the PGA golf software - I have a very annoying client (the one that tinkers with hos PC and swears he never touched anything - then never pays the bills), but he has a PGA Gold CD and it stuffs his CD-ROM (like the drive disappears) when he next reboots. I think I should...

Just for anyone's info, I managed to learn PERL over the course of a weekend, 20 cups of coffee, about 20 hours at the keyboard/internet, and still make it to the family meal tables, bed time stories etc. Crawled out of my office at 5am Sunday with a working answer that works a treat for me...

The app was written about 15 years ago in Xenix and has subsequently been upgraded to Unix with features added. It's a security front end. However, it isn't very accommodating when it comes to network printing. It sends raw text directly to a port or com port direct (serial or parallel). It...

This is not what I want. That article describes how to send to a port. What I want is to receive from a port. I'm using that script, but my app doesn't recognise the device created by mknod. Cheers for the quick reply.

I need a simple script that will accept a TCP socket connection and transfer the output to a virtual printer device i've set up. The app I have won't talk to the virtual printer I set up - it seems to only want character (crw.rw.rw) type devices. The app will happily send to a socket, either...