Startup script ONLY for 1 user

[mackman]

I need to know how / where to put a script that executes only for 1 username (actone) at login.

I have the script already done.

AND:
How can I set a timeout for just this one user? So after they are connected for 2 minutes they get kicked off.

Lastly:
At the end of a script how can I force an exit so the user is exited from the session?

[barriehie]

I need to know how / where to put a script that executes only for 1 username (actone) at login.

I have the script already done.

AND:
How can I set a timeout for just this one user? So after they are connected for 2 minutes they get kicked off.

Lastly:
At the end of a script how can I force an exit so the user is exited from the session?

Could put it at the end of his/her .bashrc file and with a timer run:

pkill -KILL -u actone

Here's a timer script I use to kill other scripts, might have to edit it a bit.

#!/bin/bash
#
# Timer script to kill a running process.
# Usage: timer.sh minutes process_name
#

if [[ ! $1 || ! $2 ]]; then
    echo "Usage: timer.sh minutes process_name"
    exit 1
fi

declare -i SEC=$1*60
declare -i STARTTIME=$(date +%s)
declare -i STOPTIME=$STARTTIME+$SEC
declare -i DIFFTIME=$STOPTIME-$STARTTIME

while [ $DIFFTIME -gt 0 ]
do
    DIFFTIME=$DIFFTIME-1
    sleep 1
done

killall -s 9 $2
exit 0