samba - Dec 1998 - Looking for something like a logon script

All,

I have need of functionality, and want to see if anyone has an idea on the
best way to do it (actually hoping someone has, and I can just steal it ;)

Requirements: When a user connects/authenticates to a Samba server a pop-up
window with the users last connect/authentication time to that resource is
displayed on the Windows NT workstation (It will be either NT WS or
smbclient).

Anyone got something that does this or near it? Otherwise I am thinking
that a logon script to parse the logfile and send a winpopup is the only
answer.

Any info is appreciated.

Phil
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Phil,

On Fri, 18 Dec 1998 10:30:57 +1100, Phil Cox wrote:
>Requirements: When a user connects/authenticates to a Samba server a pop-up
>window with the users last connect/authentication time to that resource is
>displayed on the Windows NT workstation (It will be either NT WS or
>smbclient).
For NT WS this seems to be nothing more than just a little shell programming:

Configure a "(root) preexec" for each share (or do it global) which
runs a script.
The script should do the following: 

- First check the output of "samba status" if there is already a
connection
  from this IP address (pass %I to the script). If yes: terminate.
- Get the users last connect time from some local database (user name is in %U)
- Store the user and current time into the same local database as new last
connect
  time
- Send him a popup message with something like
    echo "Your last connect time was $last" | /your_path/smbclient -M
$machine
  ($last is from the local database und $machine is from %m)

With smbclient connects this seems to be a little more complicated since you
have
nothing like a useful netbios name of the client machine. Perhaps someone else 
spins anything around this.

Hasta la vista,
               Robert

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