acua_login [login]
acua_login authorizes a user login, and initializes fields in their ACUA user record. It must be called whenever a user logs in or I can guarantee you will not like the results. You should put the following line in the system-wide startup script (e.g. /etc/zlogin (Z-shell -- my personal favorite) or /etc/profile (bash -- the "bourne again" shell)):
If you are using mgetty's AutoPPP feature, you will want to put the following into your ip-up script:
if [ "$6" != "1" ]; then
/usr/sbin/acua_login < $2 || {
}
fi
NOTE: When a user starts PPP manually from the shell and acua_login has already been called, the arguments "ipparam 1" should be passed into pppd in order to prevent acua_login from being called a second time.
Adam McKee
Last modified: Thu Mar 5 21:20:59 CST 1998