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#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use Sys::Syslog; use English; my ($temp); # holds temporary data my ($mytty); # holds my tty my ($ttytype); # holds either tty or pts my ($ipaddr); # holds my ip addr my ($childpid); # holds the pid of a child process my (@w_listing); # array for output of w command delete @ENV{qw(IFS CDPATH ENV BASH_ENV)}; $ENV{PATH} = "/bin:/usr/bin"; open (FROMKID, "-|") or exec ("who", "-m") or system_log ("Can't run w +ho: $!"); if (eof FROMKID) {exit 1;} while (<FROMKID>) { if (/tty(.*?)\s/) { $mytty = "tty" . $1; $ttytype = "tty"; } elsif (/pts(.*?)\s/) { $mytty = "pts" . $1; $ttytype = "pts"; } } close FROMKID; if (defined($mytty)) { open (FROMKID, "-|") or exec ("w", "-s") or system_log ("Can't run w +: $!"); if (eof FROMKID) {exit 1;} while (<FROMKID>) { my ($w_idx); # subsript for @w_listing; $w_idx = @w_listing; $w_listing[$w_idx] = $_; } close FROMKID; foreach (@w_listing) { if (/$mytty\s.*?\b(.*?)\s/) { $ipaddr = $1; } } if (defined($ipaddr)) { foreach (@w_listing) { my ($checktty); # tty to check for d3 process if (/$ttytype(.*?)\s.*?$ipaddr/) { next if (($ttytype . $1) eq $mytty); # we don't want to kill o +urselves! $checktty = $1; open (FROMKID, "-|") or exec ("ps", "awwww") or system_log ("C +an't run ps: $!"); if (eof FROMKID) {exit 1;} while (<FROMKID>) { foreach (<FROMKID>) { if (/^ *(\d*?)\s.*?\b$checktty\s.*?d3.*?VIDEO/) { my ($killresult); $killresult = kill 15, $1; if ($killresult) { if (kill 0, $1) { $killresult = kill 1, $1; } } if ($killresult) { system_log ('PID %d has been killed successfully for % +s', $1, $ipaddr); } else { system_log ('Attempt to kill PID %d for %s failed', $1 +, $ipaddr); print "You are unable to login because there is alread +y a D3 process\n"; print "running from your IP address.\n\n"; print "Please call Example Systems for assistance.\n\n +"; print "Press <ENTER> to continue..."; my $hit_enter = <STDIN>; exit 1; } } } } close FROMKID; } } } else { print "I cannot determine my IP address.\n\n"; print "Please call Example Systems.\n\n"; print "Press <ENTER> to continue..."; system_log ("Cannot determine IP address"); my $hit_enter = <STDIN>; } } else { print "I cannot determine my tty.\n\n"; print "Please call Example Systems.\n\n"; print "Press <ENTER> to continue..."; system_log ("Cannot determine tty"); my $hit_enter = <STDIN>; } sub system_log { Sys::Syslog::setlogsock ('unix'); openlog ('onlyone', 'pid','user'); # open a channel to the syslo +gd syslog ('info', @_); closelog(); }

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