No, no, no - not even close to geeky. ;-) Actually our problem there is starting and stopping and being interrupted. And 2 kids and 1 kitchen timer. And we are busy and don't always note their start time. My first thought was a cron job that refreshes their allocation at midnight. Say put 60 minutes into ~.timekeeper. Then check that at logon time and again every minute while they are logged on and force a logoff when it gets to 0. Is there a semi-graceful way to force a logoff? But then I wondered hasn't someone already done this? It would seem to be an old task. Hence my posting to the list. Thanks for your comeback. -Jamie Kevin Miller wrote: >Jamie wrote: > > >>My kids have discovered online games, need I say more?. Can anyone >>recommend a way to limit login time. Preferably it would give warnings >>- "5 minutes left before auto logout" or similar. I'd like to set a >>daily quota by user. >> >>Thanks in advance, >>-Jamie >> >> > >We just do it the old fashioned way with the kitchen timer. It's mostly >effective... > >...Kevin > > -- Browns Homepage (new pics 27 Oct 2005) http://jdb.homelinux.net ------------------------------------ This is the Juneau-LUG mailing list. To unsubscribe, send an e-mail to juneau-lug-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject header.