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From: Karl.Kleinpaste@cbstr1.att.com
Newsgroups: news.sysadmin
Subject: Re: User Restriction for UUX
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Date: Fri, 31-Jul-87 08:31:04 EDT
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Any recent 3B2/400 is running HDB UUCP, which means good things for
you.  I suggest you create a shell script to use in place of your
existing lp program.  In the shell script, test the value of the
variables LOGNAME, UU_MACHINE, and UU_USER.  Most important of these
is the last, UU_USER, which is the login name of the issuing user on
the requesting machine.  If the USER/MACHINE name pair is not someone
you like, your script can bounce his request back at him to say,
"You're not allowed to do that."  If the USER/MACHINE user is someone
you DO like, call the real (but now renamed) lp script with normal
arguments and all should be well.

Karl