Yet Another Door Lock (Y.A.D.L.)

Welcome To My First Fourm Post And The Page For Yet Another Door Lock
_{Yes i Am Calling It That}
Here Is A Video If It In Action
http://208.117.11.70/Videos/Untitled%202.mp4
Configuration:
It Is Very Easy To Configure Y.A.D.L.
Just Follow These Directions
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Step One: Edit YADL
Step Two: Change |DoorSide = "right"| To The Side Your Door Is On. Example: |DoorSide = "left"|
Step Three: Change |Password = "ChangeMe"| To A Password Of Your Choice. Example: |Password = "MySuperNewPassword"|
Step Five Four: This Is Optional. Change |OpenTime = 5| To The Number Of Seconds You Want The Door To Stay Open. Example: |OpenTime = 3|
Step Five: This Is Also Optional. Change |FailuresAllowed = 3| To The Number Of Failed Attempts You Want To Allow. Example: |FailuresAllowed = 1|
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Bugs:
You Can Instantly Receive Forgiveness By Rebooting Fixed. Now Checks For Forgivness On Reboot

If You Find Any More Bugs Please Tell Me.

Download Link:
http://pastebin.com/BznzK722
or
pastebin get BznzK722 startup

you must wait for forgiveness
lol'd

This program isn't world changing but I'd use it if I needed a door lock.
There's just one small bug: You will receive forgiveness by forcing a restart with Ctrl+R.

Probably gonna need more than a dir for checking for forgiveness.

Are the Furbies responsible for the forgiveness? :ph34r:/>
Nice and simple solution for a door lock. Although it would be wise to have the door open when the signal is turned off to prevent people placing a RS torch to bypass the system ;)/>

Damn. Looks like I won't be getting forgiveness anytime soon.

Also, great door program. I just wish more scrubs wouldn't post the same program every time. They should follow your great example.

Lignum, on 21 June 2014 - 01:04 PM said:

This program isn't world changing but I'd use it if I needed a door lock.
There's just one small bug: You will receive forgiveness by forcing a restart with Ctrl+R.

Fixed

Its good for a first program, although not amazing, But good job, this was the kinda stuff I made before I made my security suite

Nice job

You should store the passwords and settings in a settings file along with that forgiveness setting, rather than creating and deleting empty files.