Termlock blanks a curses compatible character terminal (e.g. xterm, eterm, PuTTY, konsole, dtterm, etc …) and locks it. To unlock the terminal a password must be entered. uTTY, konsole, dtterm, etc …) and locks it. To unlock the terminal a password must be entered.
The password, or rather the password hash, is stored in ~/.termlock. Basically it’s like a password protected screensaver for character terminals.
Written in pure Python it should be immediately usable on any machine with Python and curses (or a compatible library such as ncurses) installed.
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Wednesday, June 11th, 2008 at 3:00 am
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