Does anyone know which file I have to edit in to order to stop people logging into anything other than kde? Ive done it once before but I cant remember which file need editing. If you need more information just ask as I dont feel Ive been very clear, but cant think of any btter way to put it Cheers -- Andrew Nix St Pauls Catholic High School Firbank Road Newall Green Wythenshawe Manchester M23 2YS tel: 0161 4922040 fax: 0161 4982030
On Friday 31 October 2003 2:10 pm, Andrew Nix wrote:
Does anyone know which file I have to edit in to order to stop people logging into anything other than kde? Ive done it once before but I cant remember which file need editing. If you need more information just ask as I dont feel Ive been very clear, but cant think of any btter way to put it
Control Center -> System Administration -> Login Manager Administrator Mode Session Types... -- SuSE Linux 8.2 (i586) Linux 2.4.20-4GB-athlon
Jonathan Lim said:
On Friday 31 October 2003 2:10 pm, Andrew Nix wrote:
Does anyone know which file I have to edit in to order to stop people logging into anything other than kde? Ive done it once before but I cant remember which file need editing. If you need more information just ask as I dont feel Ive been very clear, but cant think of any btter way to put it
Control Center -> System Administration -> Login Manager Administrator Mode Session Types...
Ive done that to all the TC servers except one as I cant get the display up using KVM switch. And just pulgging in a monitor and keyboard is quite that simple. As the server is in a rack with sides on under some other servers. So if anyone knew the specific files that needed editing it would be really helpful. Cheers -- Andrew Nix St Pauls Catholic High School Firbank Road Newall Green Wythenshawe Manchester M23 2YS tel: 0161 4922040 fax: 0161 4982030
--- Andrew Nix
Does anyone know which file I have to edit in to order to stop people logging into anything other than kde? Ive done it once before but I cant remember which file need editing. If you need more information just ask as
Many users are given their own file in which to envoke a window manger, i.e.: $HOME/.xsession if you elide this file, then the system-wide one will be used which is in: /etc/X11/xsession editing *that* file will force them to login to whatever WM you choose.
I dont feel Ive been very clear, but cant think of any btter way to put it
Seems clear enough to me... -- Thomas Adam ===== Thomas Adam "The Linux Weekend Mechanic" -- www.linuxgazette.com ________________________________________________________________________ Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo! Messenger http://mail.messenger.yahoo.co.uk
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