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From: jdw4374@cec2.wustl.edu (Jeff Wolman)
Subject: Macintosh Accounting Software
Message-ID: <1991Jun24.212218.24857@cec1.wustl.edu>
Organization: Washington University, St. Louis MO
Distribution: comp.sys.mac, comp.sys.mac.system, comp.protocols.appletalk
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 91 21:22:18 GMT

Hello to all those out in the Net!

	I was curious if someone could recommend a good piece of software
	that could do system accounting.  Basically, I'm looking for a INIT/
	CDEV/app/whatever that can track which user has used a Mac, what
	applications were run, how long they were on the Mac, etc.  There are
	a couple of hitches, however.

	1) If it's an INIT (like I think it should be), it will have to fit on
	   a 800K system disk with System 6.0.3.
	2) The applications that will be run will (eventually) migrate to a
	   Unix machine running K-AShare.  If this accounting can be done
	   from the Unix side, so much the better.  If it can be done on the
	   Unix side, can a system like the C2 Unix accounting system (or
	   something similar) be used to do the accounting?

	I know that is quite a mouthful, but I think that something like
	what I want is out there, and I just need to be show where it is.


	
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