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   <H2><CODE>ars_Login(server, username, password, lang, authString, tcpport, rpcnumber)</CODE></H2>

      Returns a control structure for the specified server, username,
      and password.  Specifying a null server will use whatever the default
      server is for your system. <P>
      <code>lang</code>, <code>authString</code>, <code>tcpport</code> and <code>rpcnumber</code>
	are optional. <P>"lang" is the language the user is using. If not
	specified, the default will be used.<P> 
	    "authString" has something to do with the Windows Domain. I
	    don't have any more information about this parameter. Pass
	    <code>undef</code> to be safe.
 
	
	If you want to use a private server, specify <code>tcpport</code> and
	<code>rpcnumber</code>. 
	If you pass an empty string as the "server" parameter,
	ars_Login will attempt to identify one.

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         <DT><B>On success</B><DD>
                Returns a scalar control record.
         <DT><B>On failure</B><DD>
                Returns <CODE>undef</CODE> for invalid number of arguments.
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      <P>Example:

      <PRE>
      $c = ars_Login("","jmurphy","blah")
      </PRE>

      <PRE>
      $c = ars_Login("yourserver.example.com", "jmurphy", "blah", undef, undef, 9000, 390680)
      </PRE>

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Last changes to this page 29th March 2003 by jcmurphy<br>
&#169; J.C.Murphy, J.W.Murphy 1997 arsperl@arsperl.org
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