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Re: Checking for logged on guests

Larry,

Those users are not logged onto your machine. They have access to folders on your machine which are mounted as shares on their machines. File Sharing is different from User Login.

At least, that is my understanding.

Happy New Year
Craig Sutherland
On Dec 31, 2003, at 9:36 AM, Larry McMunn wrote:
Dave,
Thanks for the quick reply:
What about:
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do shell script "who"
set mylogons to result
mylogons
--> djb console Dec 30 13:13
--> djb ttyp1 Dec 30 13:56
I just came into the office to try it and all I get is the user that logged on to start the machine.
My result is:
do shell script "who"
set mylogins to result
mylogins

-->> scriptse console Dec 22 16:27

"Scriptse" is the Mac running the script and the date displayed is the last boot date.

This is an iMac running 10.3.2 sharing its "Public" folder.
At the time of running the shell script, there was one PowerBook running 10.3.2 and one powerBook running OS9.1 logged onto the shared folder. Neither of these
show up.
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