[AWS] Session ID

[Pascal Obry]

anders.wirzenius@wartsila.com writes:
 > At first I want to congratulate you in the AWS team to a greate program and
 > tell you that I am planning to use AWS within my company's intranet to
 > monitor registered phone calls to our internal Help Desk. The calls are
 > registered into an Oracle database (the application is made by HP) from
 > where I plan to present different statistics. I have already managed to
 > present a bar graph statistics with AWS. :-)

Nice to hear.

 > I see that AWS has been developed under Win NT so perhaps you have been into
 > this idea already:

Indeed, but heavily tested on Linux too.

 > I want to put into the Session ID the username which a user have used when
 > logging into the NT network. This ID can then be used to retrieve data
 > concerning only him without having explicitly tell AWS (once again) who he
 > is. This is perhaps not an AWS problem, but a Win NT problem, but I could
 > not resist to ask.

Well that is indeed an NT issue. Have a look at Win32.Winbase.GetUserName.

 > 
 > At last two minor feedbacks:
 > 1. makefile
 > My make doesn't accept the minor c in the makefile option -c
 > gnat_oslib:
 > 	make -c src gnat_oslib
 > I think it should be with capital letter -C

Will be fixed in next release.

 > 
 > 2. User's Guide
 > A traditional document consists of pages having odd numbers to the right and
 > even numbers to the left.
 > Please insert an empty page between the paqes numbered ii and 1. 
 > I have used the program psprint written by J-P. Rosen to print the Guide
 > double sided on paper. Congratulations to him for an exellent program!

We'll fix that too. I'm sure there is an option for this in .texi :)

Thanks for your feedbacks,
Pascal.

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