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Re: Fast User Switching in Panther...


  • Subject: Re: Fast User Switching in Panther...
  • From: Stéphane Sudre <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2003 18:52:06 +0200

On mardi, ao{ 5, 2003, at 17:52 Europe/Paris, Alec Carlson wrote:

OK, here's a scenario:

1. The Mac is powered off
2. UserA powers the Mac up and logs into Panther
3. As part of the OS startup process, a background server application is
launched. It will be run in a process owned by UserA.

It can't be a part of the OS startup process since this would get launched before any user is logined.

[...]
Any suggestions for resolving this ?

Maybe SystemConfiguration Framework API can do this.

There's an API to get the uid, gid and UserName of the console user. But I don't know if this has been revamped for Panther since this information might not be correct anymore.

What I9d like to see:

1. An API for determining who the last login or fast-switch user is.
2. Or an API to get the owner name of the 3Window Manager2 process (I9m
assuming there is only one Window Manager running at a time)
3. and callback registration to allow notifications of user switching

Comments welcome...

Alec
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