Re: Bypass Signon for RF Scanners

I believe you have to be on security level 30 for that to work, you can 
create a job description with a user specified and then add a workstation 
name entry which specifies that job description and then the user signs 
onto that workstation by pressing enter.

Chris

midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/10/2006 06:28:37:

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From: "Scott Klement" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Midrange Systems Technical Discussion" <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 10:17 PM
Subject: Re: Bypass Signon for RF Scanners

Both of my answers do require programming -- so my apologies if you're 

not

a programmer.  Personally, I'm a programmer, so that's just the way I
think of things :)  I've written both solutions at various times in my
life -- if I had to choose one or the other, I'd go the "ACQUIRE" 

route...

it's just a little less messy.

HTH

 Thanks for the replies....

What is killing me is that I seem to remember we handled this with no 
special coding.  A devd or jobd that automatically logged in... 

Something 

to do with why we needed a special subsystem and the workstation 

entries.

Maybe it is just old age setting in.

I know I can override the signon screen at the subsystem level.  Maybe 

in 

the DDS I could provide the default user/pass for this limited account. 
Would no bypass signon completely, but would reduce it to a press of the 

Enter.

The Acquire scenario sounds very interesting, but I have not done 

something 

that generically grabs sessions.  We have automated some of our UPS 

billing 

by using a dummy telnet session to simulate user keystrokes....

If we were to write a generic program to grab these sessions, how would 

we 

know one was sitting on a signon screen?

Sorry for so many questions.  I feel a bit obsessed now -- need an 

answer :)

Thanks!
JD 

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