If your users reliably log out of their Mac user accounts, then you could have an AppleScript triggered upon logout, I think. The Isis client software is most likely not scriptable, but you could cook something up that scripts the UI. Or maybe that script should eject the ISIS partions from the desktop? (I have no idea how ISIS works and behaves... so the details are left to the reader ;-).
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On Jan 14, 2013, at 11:41, Roger rogershuff@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Thanks - I can certainly use that as a threat. And anyone changing their password will be locked out. This, and Auto-Connect should be allowed/disallowed by the administrator. I feel a feature request coming on.
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> On 14 Jan 2013, at 17:06, John Beck wrote:
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>> Roger, I'm the ISIS administrator in our facility. We have fairly
>> detailed procedures about what sort of files are supposed to be stored
>> in what workspaces. When I notice something substantial that is out of
>> place, I copy it to a folder on another networked drive called "Items
>> Removed from ISIS". Then I delete the files that were where they didn't
>> belong. This encourages people to make a good faith effort to follow
>> the procedures. Maybe some variation of this policy would work for
>> you. --J.B.
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>> Roger Shufflebottom wrote:
>>> Sure - I can TELL them . . . whether they'll remember (they are students!).
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>>> With Best Wishes,
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>>>> From: John Beckjb30343@windstream.net>
>>>> To: Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com
>>>> Sent: Monday, 14 January 2013, 16:16
>>>> Subject: Re: [Avid-L2] An ISIS admin question . . .
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>>>> Roger, Can you tell the students to LOG OUT when they are done
>>>> working? --J.B.
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>>>> Roger Shufflebottom wrote:
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>>>>> OK - I have a number of users, each with a different password. Each user (in theory) has access to their own workspace and no other. But testing here, if a user logs in and connects and clicks 'Auto-Connect', then finishes work and quits Client Manager, when another user comes into the suite and fires up the Client Manager, the previous user is still shown as connected to ISIS and their workspace is listed. All the second user has to do is double-click on the first user's Workspace name and bam - they are connected to a Workspace they should not see. That's why I wish to disable or hide the Auto-connect feature
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