Determine if LogMeIn has someone logged in?

[jp10558]

I've tried:

#cs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

 AutoIt Version: 3.2.8.1
 Author:         

 Script Function:
    Log out of Windows on disconnect of LogMeIn.

#ce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

; Script Start - Add your code below here
If @UserName = "Administrator" Then
Else
    While WinExists("LogMeIn")
        Sleep(10000)
    WEnd
    Shutdown(0)
EndIf

but that just loops even when the little window logmein uses to tell you someone's remote controlling the system is gone.

Any other ideas?

[Shevilie]

I've tried:

#cs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
  AutoIt Version: 3.2.8.1
  Author:        
 
  Script Function:
     Log out of Windows on disconnect of LogMeIn.
 
 #ce ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
; Script Start - Add your code below here
 If @UserName = "Administrator" Then
 Else
     While WinExists("LogMeIn")
         Sleep(10000)
     WEnd
     Shutdown(0)
 EndIf

but that just loops even when the little window logmein uses to tell you someone's remote controlling the system is gone.

Any other ideas?

http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/f...ons/WinList.htm

Try use this function when you mean that the window should not exists anymore... (Remember it could be hidden). This shows a list of all the windows that exists.

[jp10558]

Great, that works. The major issue I have now is that if a user closes that window, it logs them out. I don't suppose anyone using LogMeIn Free knows some better way to determine if someone is connected than just the dialog that is popped up?

[ptrex]

@all

A simpler way would be to Monitor the logfile for time to time.

And check if someone has logged in or not.

C:\Program Files\LogMeIn\LogMeIn.log

Regards,

ptrex

[jp10558]

So I've come up with this:

; Script Start - Add your code below here
#include <file.au3>
Dim $logfile
If @UserName = "Administrator" Then
Else    
    Do
        Sleep(10000)
        _FileReadToArray(@ProgramFilesDir & "\LogMeIn\LogMeIn.log",$logfile)
    Until StringInStr($logfile[$logfile[0]-1],"Logged Out.")
    Shutdown(0)
EndIf

that seems to do what I want. Any suggestions for improvement or gotchas I may have missed?

Also, any idea why formulating the above as

If NOT @UserName = "Administrator" then

fails? Too C++ish? Should it be

If @Username Not "Administrator"

...? Edited January 22, 2008 by jp10558