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- Subject: re: Location of Login question
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- Date: 17 Nov 92 17:13:01 GMT
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- | Is there a way to determine if a user is logged in from a hardwire, or
- | is dialing in from home? If so how? Does this depend if your system
- | is set up to allow this, or is it an natural part of the VMS os?
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- The lexical function F$GETDVI(terminal-name,"TT_DIALUP")
- will tell you whether a specific terminal is a dialup terminal.
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- The lexical function F$GETJPI(pid,"JOBTYPE") returns the value
- 4 if the process is logged in over a dialup line. Other values
- for possible JOBTYPE returns can be found in the $JPIDEF
- macro in SYS$LIBRARY:STARLET.MLB.
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- On a DECSERVER port attached to to a modem, you have to set the
- DIALUP flag on the port so incoming logins will be flagged
- as dialups.
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- colin sewell
- h.a.simons ltd.
- vancouver, bc
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