Re: is there normal way to create a user that can not log on until a future date?

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Subject: Re: is there normal way to create a user that can not log on until a future date?
From: Rob Fowler <radius@mianos.com>
Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 16:17:50 +1000
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Paul Bartell wrote:

you could probably set up a crontab job to delete entries in the SQL
database, unless there is a simpler way.

You mean insert them each day. Yep that would work.

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- is there normal way to create a user that can not log on until a future date?
  - From: Rob Fowler <radius@mianos.com>
- Re: is there normal way to create a user that can not log on until a future date?
  - From: "Paul Bartell" <paul-bartell@ubuntu.com>

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