Log in system.

I made a program that allows people to put a password on a program, or entire computer
there is a large amount of applications for this hope you all find it useful.
-- i have done something like this before but this is both more versatile and written better.

Code:

--Lock Ver 2.0; script by fxstriker.
function reset()
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
end
 
function lockout()
l = l + 1
reset()
print("-1 of 3 Attempt's")
sleep(1)
if l == 3 then
  reset()
  wait = 60
  while wait > 0 do
  sleep(1)
  reset()
  print("System Locked.")
  print(wait)
  wait = wait - 1
  end
  else
  loginUser()
  end
loginUser()
end
 
--loginUser()
 
function loginUser()
reset()
print("Please enter username: ")
username = read()
if username == "Admin" then --username goes here change  "Admin" w/quotes
  print("Correct.")
  sleep(1)
  loginPw()
else
  reset()
  print("Wrong Username")
  lockout()
end
end
 
function loginPw()
reset()
print("Please enter password: ")
password = read("*")
if password == "password" then --password goes here change "password" w/ quotes
  print("Login sucesfull.")
  sleep(1)
else
  reset()
  print("Wrong Password.")
  lockout()
end
end
 
os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
l = 0
loginUser()
reset()
--Code to run after authentication goes here.

Note: the comments in the code say what lines to edit by default the log in is
Admin
password
save program as startup

Here is a log out script i wrote save it as log out

Code:

term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
print("Loging out")
x = 5
term.setCursorPos(1,2)
while x > 0 do
sleep(1)
write(".")
x = x - 1
end
os.reboot()

 

usernames are meant to be before pw
passwords plain text cannot be viewed without first logging in to the system
you cant terminate the script that is what the pull event is

i extensively tested it.

 

well this is different, one could use it on an entire computer protecting it and all its directory's or implemented with other code + i was board and couldn't think of anything to do =p