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employee time clock ideas

oakberk

employee time clock ideas
« on: June 19, 2006, 05:05:51 PM »
I would like to implement a server based time clock for our business.  It would have to track multiple jobs and group time together for multiple employees. (We operate a repair shop) Does anyone have an idea for an existing package or should I focus on developing my own using a separate ibay for time info, punching in, etc.
Thanks for an help
Oakley Berkemeier

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Re: employee time clock ideas
« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2006, 10:01:38 PM »
Quote from: "oakberk"
I would like to implement a server based time clock for our business.  It would have to track multiple jobs and group time together for multiple employees. (We operate a repair shop) Does anyone have an idea for an existing package or should I focus on developing my own using a separate ibay for time info, punching in, etc.
Thanks for an help
Oakley Berkemeier
I don't know of any such application but if you start developing I would advise you to not do it in an ibay, but create a configuration template in the /etc/httpd/con/httpd.conf section to create a new webshare with the persmissions you need. This way you can better control you application as it is rather hard to configure ibays (very) different other than the options specified in the server-manager. Applications are mostly stored in the /opt/ directory.
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employee time clock ideas
« Reply #2 on: June 19, 2006, 10:49:44 PM »
try this it might give you some ideas
http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Information-Management/timeclock-software-11940.shtml
Requirements:

· PHP 4+
· MySQL 4+
· Apache or IIS

Installation:

· Unzip all files.
· Copy all files to your web space.
· Run the timeclock.sql against your selected mysql database.
· Username and password is admin/admin.
· Be sure and change the admin password.
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