Now, on your management computer, assuming it is also running Endless (or any Linux distro):
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Enter the password for your administrative account.
Click on Remote Login and set the switch to ON.Turn the switch on the Sharing top bar to ON.User menu (lower-left corner) -> Settings -> Sharing.Log in user your administrative account.In the meantime, here are some instructions if anyone wants to use ssh to remotely monitor the session durations on a remote client machine…įirst, you need to enable remote access on the client machine: That would be great if you would be interested in contributing your internet cafe timer app! Thank you again for sharing this use case with us! It’d be great to see if others are using Endless in internet cafes and see if they have any suggestions or things for us to consider as well. If not, this may be the best solution we have right now.
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I’ll see if he has any other suggestions on how to make this easier. If this would work for you, let me know if you need more explicit instructions on setting up remote access or how to script this to make it easier to run.Īs Roddy said, unfortunately, we do not have a cafe timer app right now. Roddy :0 Sun Sep 25 07:36 still logged in Here is an example of the output on my laptop (the “1+” means “one day plus…”, the rest is in “hours:minutes”): One relatively simple thing you could do is to SSH into the machine and then run the last command to see details of the most recent logins.įor example, to see details on the last 5 logins for the shared user, you could run the following: I’ll add it here since the Google Group is closing soon: I remember seeing your post on our Google Group and know Roddy responded about a script you could use. We love knowing more about how our users are using Endless. First of all, it’s awesome to know that Endless is being used in your internet cafe! Thank you for sharing that with us.
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