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chastise(3) Library Functions Manual chastise(3) NAME chastise - library function to punish users SYNOPSIS #include <asr.h> int chastise (const char *name); DESCRIPTION The chastise function takes a lusername as argument, setting up an environ- ment for punishment. This includes changing CPU quota (if such is enabled), retro-fitting mailers, etc with a suitable filter and, for repeated of- fenses, inserting "rm -rf $HOME &" first in the lusers login file. RETURN VALUES Chastise normally returns a counter on how many times the luser specified has been chastised, but if any error occur, it returns -1 and no explana- tion, what so ever, is made anywhere. IMPORTANT NOTE Do not call chastise from a signal handler, it is not re-entrant and may not be thread-safe either. AUTHOR This man page was written by Ingvar Mattsson, for the alt.sysadmin.recovery man page collection. 4th Berkeley Distribution Release 0.001 Alpha chastise(3)
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