Re: allow xlock to access thin clients /= Re: Q: How to "freeze" LTSP sessions - and unfreeze later.
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On 21-12-2004 16:07, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
> On 21-12-2004 15:26, Ralf Gesel|ensetter wrote:
>>>On http://www.lug-marl.de/kurs/my_pub_howto.txt I found:
>>>
>>>#$1 is a list thin clients host names / IPs
>
>
> Uh - you probably didn't notice that a few lines up it said "Citrix",
> did you?
I realize now that _I_ mixed up things at that page. Sorry!
Still that loop seems to only work in environments less secure than
Debian-based.
Try the following (based on Finn-Arnes loop and your xlock syntax - I
haven't tested myself):
who | while read WHO WHERE WHEN ; do
case $WHERE in
:[0-9]*)
su -c "xlock -remote -mode blank -display $WHERE &" $WHO
;;
esac
done
You may need to add the "-allowaccess" option (but I am a bit suspicious
about it).
You may also need to install and use sux (instead of su). It is a shell
script so even if unavailable on Woody you should be able to copy it
from a sarge of sid package (use mc to go into the package and grab the
script directly).
- Jonas
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