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

[Ivan Kalik]

Instead of using Expiration you can modify it a bit. Create your custom
attribute Login-Date. Then use perl or some other script to check if
current date is equal to Login-Date and set Session-Timeout to last
until the end of the day.

Ivan Kalik
Kalik Informatika ISP


Dana 27/5/2008, "Rob Fowler" <radius at mianos.com> piše:

>I am setting up a hotspot in a cafe that is not very high tech.
>They offer free wifi in a well known cafe down here in Darlinghurst
>Sydney (All radius users welcome :) )
>
>To prevent abuse I was planning on making daily access keys.
>The idea was to make a year of them and print them in a book.
>The first person in would simply look up the date in the secret book
>put it into the cash register to print on the receipt.
>
>Setting the 'Expiration' time is simple (and works well) but I want to
>prevent someone
>from simply copying a key far in the future and using it until then so I
>want to make each
>key only valid for a day.
>(Yes I know this does not prevent them from photocopying the whole book,
>but that's a lot harder than getting a key for this time next year)
>Ideally everyone for that day will get the same key
>(I made an application to populate the database with simple two word
>tokens).
>
>I think I can probably do it with the SQL interface by only selecting
>from 'check
>records' that are current but is there a 'proper' way to do this?
>Surely a dialup ISP would set a 'start date', before which a user can
>not log in?
>
>Sorry if this has already been answered but I have searched
>the list and don't seem to be able to find a term that will give me an
>answer.
>
>- Rob Fowler - Sydney
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