Timing out a filepro session in bash

[Barry Wiseman]

Barry Wiseman wrote:
> Barry Wiseman wrote:
> let me share the script I've created for myself. 

I see I managed to botch the cut-and-paste.  Here's a correct copy of the script:

#!/bin/bash
# idleout

# Kill idle sessions by username
#
# Should be run as a cron job:

#	* * * * * /usr/local/bin/idleout 10.0.0.172 3
#
# This will terminate any/all sessions originating from 10.0.0.172
# which have been idle three minutes or longer

IP=$1
TIMEOUT=$2
LOG=/var/log/idleout.log

dohim() {
     echo -e "    Ready to kill pid's on $TTY" >>$LOG

     PIDS=""
     ps -t $TTY | while read ps_line
     do
         set $ps_line
         [ $1 = PID ] || {
	    echo -e "\tKilling $1" >>$LOG

	    ###### Comment this out for testing ######
	    kill -9 $1
	    ###### Comment this out for testing ######
         }
     done
}

echo "---------- `date` ---------------" >>$LOG

w | grep $IP | while read w_line
do
     set $w_line
     USER=$1
     TTY=$2
     WIP=$3
     IDLE=$5

     echo "IP ${WIP}: User $USER on tty $TTY idle $IDLE " >>$LOG

     case $IDLE in

       *[0-9]s) # Idle time is in seconds, forget this guy
	       continue ;;

	   *m) # Idle time is in hours, do him
	       dohim ;;

	*days) #Idle time is in days, do him
	       dohim ;;

	    *) # Idle time is in mm:ss format
	       Minutes=`echo $IDLE | cut -d: -f1`
	       [ $Minutes -ge $TIMEOUT ] && dohim
	       ;;
     esac
done


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