AutoLogin PRO v0.3 (ECSRO,Fembria,VIP)

Download : http://www.silkroadmax.org/downloadmax.php?id=11
Mirror : http://www.silkroadmax.org/downloadmax.php?id=12

Virus Checking Result : http://www.virustotal.com/tr/analisis/344a2e3089da6dfd5d774c4424c48851ac9c12344b8afe6dbd fe806740abb4c0-1250499626

Features :

• Working with all Client & Desktop Pixels.
• Support ECSRO, Fembria, ECSRO (VIP) Servers.
• Support MultiClient (Changing Client name automatically.)
• Loader (NODC) included (Credits; lolkop)
• Selecting Character automatically
• Support NODC Client
• Start automatically AutoLogin when Windows Startup

Q/A (FAQ) :

Q : It doesnt write ID and password
A : Change your Grapphic Driver. Install again driver from original CD. (Dont download Grapphic dri

I played Silkroad about twice before, back when they had the old verification code system. Back then it took me less than 10 minutes to log in (because I played in the morning when less people were on). Truth is, there weren’t so many players back then as there are now.

I quit playing when my character was about lvl 20, for no apparent reason. A couple of days ago, I decided to play again, so I downloaded the game and made a new account. My internet was really crappy in that period, so I only played after I got a new network card. As I start the game, this big box shows up, telling me the server is full and that Auto Login will start. Then I though: “Ok…this shouldn’t take long.”

Meanwhile, I googled this new system to see what others think of it. Most people said they got logged into the game in about 5 minutes. I thought: “WOW. Goodie, I’ll be playing Silkroad soon.” And so the hours passed and I still didn’t play a minute. When I counted up to about 8 hours (not continuous), I discovered I was logged in, but guess what? THE GAME CRASHED. Yay!

I got really annoyed so I gave up logging in that day. Yesterday morning, I got logged in in about 20 minutes, and I managed to play for a while.

I’ve been waiting for 3 hours this morning and I still didn’t log in. So my conclusion is: THIS NEW SYSTEM SUCKS! I hope Joymax brings back the old system, because it was waaaaaay easier to log in. Or maybe add some new servers (though they become crowded in 2-3  days too), or more than 3500 spots.

Not to mention, there are a billion bots waiting in line, taking all of our places. Great “we-don’t-let-bots-in-our-game” system, Joymax!!!

So if anybody found my post through Google or something, what do you think of the Auto Login system? Is it easier for you to log in? Is it harder? Or maybe it’s the same? Leave a comment.

Pam usb è un bel tool che consente agli utenti di non dover inserire più le password nel pc utilizzando un device usb o nel mio caso il lettore di scheda integrato nel portatile!
La versione attuale presente nel portage non supporta l’uso dei device diversi dalle memorie usb ma per fortuna lo sviluppatore ha aggiunto nella versione svn il supporto anche per i device non convenzionali (e quindi l’ho inserito a mia volta nell’overlay)
Per installarlo è necessario smascherarlo e nel caso smascherare anche la versione svn.
Una volta installato sys-auth/pam_usb è necessario modificare il file /etc/pam.d/system-auth in modo da renderlo da:

auth            required        pam_env.so
auth            required        pam_unix.so try_first_pass likeauth nullok

a così:

auth            required        pam_env.so
auth            sufficient      pam_usb.so
auth            required        pam_unix.so try_first_pass likeauth nullok

Ora è necessario creare le chiavi, quindi dopo aver inserito un device (usb o removibile):

 pamusb-conf --add-device MyDevice
Please select the device you wish to add.
* Using "SanDisk Corp. Cruzer Titanium (SNDKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)" (only option)
Which volume would you like to use for storing data ?
* Using "/dev/sda1 (UUID: )" (only option)
Name            : MyDevice
Vendor          : SanDisk Corp.
Model           : Cruzer Titanium
Serial          : SNDKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Volume UUID     : 6F6B-42FC (/dev/sda1)
Save to /etc/pamusb.conf ?
[Y/n] y
Done.

Mydevice è un nome qualsiasi non legato al tipo o all’etichetta del device.
Quindi ora scegliamo l’utente (i.e. root) che usufruirò di questa “chiave”:

# pamusb-conf --add-user root
  Which device would you like to use for authentication ?
  * Using "MyDevice" (only option)
  User            : root
  Device          : MyDevice
  Save to /etc/pamusb.conf ?
  [Y/n] y
  Done.

È necessario che pmount possa montare il device e quindi si aggiuge alla lista /etc/pmount.allow il device relativi ie:

# /etc/pmount.allow
# pmount will allow users to additionally mount all devices that are
# listed here.
/dev/mmcblk0p1
/dev/sdb1
/dev/sda1

Ora prima di verificare che tutto funzioni è necessario che gli utenti che vogliano poter usare il tool pamusb-agent facciano parte del gruppo plugdev

gpasswd -a utente plugdev

per aggiornare i diritti dovuti al gruppo sarà necessario fare un logout/login.

Risorse: http://www.pamusb.org/

“SLiM is a Desktop-independent graphical login manager for X11″ (slim)

You may add a preferred user to be auto-filled each time you start your computer – the username will be filled out, but you still have to accept, and enter your password.

default_user      firmit

But you may also auto-login by adding a new line below the default user:

auto_login       yes

Voila! I am unable to see this in the documentation – I got the tip from SliTaz forum – where I managed to enter the wrong email when I registered…. I had to register as firmitz…

Setting up Fedora 10 to log into our account automatically is very easy. You simply need to append a few lines to the file called custom.conf located in the /etc/gdm/ directory. Now, open the above mentioned file in a text-editor like gedit or kedit, and append these lines:

[daemon]
TimedLoginEnable=true
TimedLogin=<Your-Username>
TimedLoginDelay=0

so that the configuration looks something like this:

Unfortunately, no GUI is still available for GNOME on Fedora 10 to achieve this! You can see the screencast below to get a clear picture of the entire How-To:

In case, you are unable to play the screencast in your browser, watch it at its direct link: http://blip.tv/file/1726452/

Login Otomatis Untuk Pengguna Pribadi Rumahan Mandriva

Anda yang sudah menginstall Linux (mungkin) akan selalu menemui yang namanya login ketika selesai booting. Login ini membatasi akses user yang tidak berkepentingan terhadap komputer anda. Fungsi utamanya adalah untuk menjaga keamanan komputer anda dari orang yang tidak bertanggung jawab. Di OS manapun kita akan menemui login. Namun bagaimana jika anda sendirian di rumah? Anda ingin agar bisa login otomatis agar tidak perlu mengetik username dan password? Nah, anda bisa menonaktifkan login supaya tidak perlu mengetikkan password lagi. Meskipun kurang aman, namun login otomatis ini dikhususkan hanyalah sebatas pengetahuan saja. Anda yang memiliki distro Linux Mandriva KDE bisa langsung mencobanya. Distro lain tetap bisa mengikuti, namun caranya agak berbeda.

1. Masuklah ke Configure Your Computer. Masukkan password dan klik tab Boot di bagian bawah sendiri.

    

2. Kemudian pilihlah opsi Aktifkan autologin untuk login otomatis

3. Nah, di sini ada pilihan Tidak, saya tidak mau autologin yang tercentang. Pilihlah Ya, saya mau autologin ini.

4. Kemudian tentukan nama user dan dekstop yang diinginkan. Jika user hanya anda, bisa kok dibiarkan default.

5. OK, kemudian reboot. Anda akan langsung masuk ke dekstop Mandriva tanpa ba-bi-bu lagi.

Nah, kini anda dapat mensetting sendiri autologin. Anda bisa memanfaatkan Configure Your Computer (Pusat Kontrol Mandriva Linux) untuk manajemen konfig lainnya. Coba utak-atik untuk memperoleh setting yang sesuai keinginan anda. Distro lainpun tak jauh beda kok. Oke, selamat mencoba ya!!!

<<::Regards, Restava::>>

Grad zum Einschlafen Taff geschaut und dort wurde ein Laptop verlost. Eigentlich nicht so geil. Aber er wurde von allyve.com – “Deiner Startseite im Internet. Alles im Blick mit einem Klick” gesponsert. Laptop geschnappt. Drauf gesurft und angemeldet. Angeschaut. GEILO!

Man trifft auf eine sehr aufgeräumte und schicke Website, auf der diverse weitere Seiten integriert sind.

• GMX
• GoogleMail
• Myspace
• StudiVz
• Web.de
• Xing
• …

In den Widgets hinterlegt man seine entsprechenden Anmeldedaten und danach zeigen diese beim Aufruf den aktuellen Stand der Dinge an.

Bzgl. SIcherheit: Die Daten werden grundsätzlich verschlüsselt (per SSL (zertifiziert per thawte)) übertragen.

Einzig die Farbdarstellung der Startseite kann man (noch nicht) ändern.

Beispiel allyve.com Startseite

allyve.com – Alles im Blick mit einem Klick

Took a small detour to Fedora land, I found no option how to enable autologin in gnome, so here’s how to do it.
Please remember to back up your files first! :

cp /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas.backup

nano /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas

and locate

`<schema>
<key>daemon/AutomaticLoginEnable</key>
<signature>b</signature>
<default>false</default>  Change this to true.
</schema>`

And finally edit this:

`<schema>
<key>daemon/AutomaticLogin</key>
<signature>s</signature>
<default></default>  Put the username here.
</schema>`

If you have look a bit further down, you’ll find options how to enable timed login too, if you use that instead you must leave auto login disabled.

Thanks to this post on linuxquestions that led me to the answer.

Update: edited post with better example.

Update 2!

Thanks to JGV in the comments below for pointing this out!

The even simpler solution:

`* edit /etc/gdm/custom.conf
* add section [daemon] to this file
* inside this section, add lines:
AutomaticLoginEnable=true
AutomaticLogin=username`

Recently we’ve been getting quite a few questions about the difference between Autologin and 1 Click Login. This is a really basic explanation of what each one does, just to clear things up.

It’s actually pretty simple:

Example: I want to check my mail, I hit the “Go There” button next to the entry for my Yahoo account, a new tab opens in my browser, I hit the Passpack It! button and I’m in. For this to work I just have to have Autologin activated.

Example: I am surfing the Internet normally, I come across an article on Yahoo, I decide I want to check my mail while I’m there, I click on the “Sign In” link on the page, hit my Passpack It! button and I’m in. For this to work I have to have my Passpack account open in another tab or window of my browser, Autologin activated and 1 Click Login turned on.

As you can see, 1 Click Login is basically an “extra feature” of Autologin, they get the same thing done but in different ways.

Keep in mind that while 1 Click Login is turned on, your Passpack account will not lock up so make sure you do not walk away from your computer before locking it up manually.

The Autologin section of our blog has more detailed information on Autologin and 1 Click Login, and how to set up each one.