Lua Ctrl+S , Ctrl+R

Hello, I'm somewhat a good Lua Programmer, I'm working on an Anti-Raid System, When someone types in the wrong password to open an account and open a secret door alarms are to trigger though redstone, but I ran into a problem, People can CTRL+S the computer and shut it down, I already disabled CTRL+T, also they can use Ctrl+R to reboot, both ways will stop the redstone current which i don't want. Long story short…. How do i disable CTRL+S and CTRL+R

PS- don't worry about the breaking the computer part, theres a wooden pressure plate under the PC, if it breaks, alarms sound :(/>/> (they can't pick it up too)

Simple answer: you can't.
They are coded in the mod, java-side. They can't be disabled without modifying the mod's code (and I don't think it's a good idea to do that).

Have the computer on and send signal by default. If it is shutdown or restarted, the signal breaks off, triggering the alarm.

zanenewberry, on 10 June 2012 - 10:59 PM said:

Hello, I'm somewhat a good Lua Programmer, I'm working on an Anti-Raid System, When someone types in the wrong password to open an account and open a secret door alarms are to trigger though redstone, but I ran into a problem, People can CTRL+S the computer and shut it down, I already disabled CTRL+T, also they can use Ctrl+R to reboot, both ways will stop the redstone current which i don't want. Long story short…. How do i disable CTRL+S and CTRL+R

PS- don't worry about the breaking the computer part, theres a wooden pressure plate under the PC, if it breaks, alarms sound :(/>/> (they can't pick it up too)

1) Is this program named "startup"?
2) are you running rs dust wire, or RP2 bundled cable?
Assuming the answer to 1 is no, change the program's name to startup.
Assuming the answer to 2 is RP2 bundled cable–I can help.
Add in, as a second line to your program code:

"shell.run("redset", "side", "color", "true")"

where "side" = the side of the console the bundled cable connects to
where "color" = the color of the wire in the bundled cable to be powered

if you need more than 1 color, just repeat the shell.run command for multiple colors.

This will make it so that even if a user reboots the console, it will turn the rs outputs on by default