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Distribution: slackware64 13.37 and -current, Dragonfly BSD
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I found timekpr which looks like it may do the job. One problem you may find is that it says it is heavily dependant on Pam which is not part of standard Slackware - may be worth a look anyway.
Distribution: slackware64 13.37 and -current, Dragonfly BSD
Posts: 1,810
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according to the website it's no longer maintained
Yes - I saw that but that doesn't mean you can't run the last edition of the code. As I said I think the problems may well be the reliance on Pam which Slackware doesn't run - it would probably mean installing Pam which could be a pain. Instructions are here should you want to try.
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