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Renier
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Command restrictions
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A Linux question: Can you restrict a certain command to a specific time range. I don't want to be able to run command x between 7 and 8 ?

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Regards
ASKED: Jun 19 2008  2:16 PM GMT
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How about a cron job that renames the command or changes the attributes during the time period where usage is restricted?
Last Answered: Jun 19 2008  3:10 PM GMT by Labnuke99   26290 pts.
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Gilly400   23625 pts.  |   Jun 20 2008  2:03PM GMT

Hi,

That’s a smart idea from Labnuke99, maybe you could just CHMOD it to be inaccessible or unexecuteable during your time period.

Regards,

Martin Gilbert.

 

Renier   15 pts.  |   Jun 20 2008  2:17PM GMT

Hi There,

Thanks for the response.

Yip, thats what I did at the end of my unfruitful search on the web.

Thanks again guys.

Regards Renier

 
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