Hey all,
Here's sort of a weird off-the-wall question:
Our network is primarily Win2K. Being in the purchasing department, I have
created a form that will allow employees to fill out what they want and
submit it, which then sends it as an email to their manager for approval.
This takes a lot of work out of my hands since I don't have to run around
anymore...
The only problem is that they have to pull their name down from a menu, and
this means that they could "spoof" names and give me a hassle... I have
already thought about creating a log in script, but that takes away from the
ease-of-use that I am striving for (lots of newbies here)...
So, I was wondering if there was a way to grab the username of the user
logged into that station, sort of along the lines of what "$REMOTE_ADDR"
does... I can backtrack with an nslookup since this is a Linux machine, but
it gives me the domain, not the username, and people tend to log into
different computers from time to time, so that wouldn't work in determining
who it is...
If anyone has any idea of what I am talking about, please give me a heads up
if this is possible or not... :-)
Thanks for your time!
Evan Roberts.
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