El lun, 04-10-2004 a las 14:28 -0500, Kenny Hitt escribió: > On Sun, Oct 03, 2004 at 01:01:54PM -0700, Rob Adams wrote: > > In /etc/gdm.conf, change SecureSystemMenu=false to > > SecureSystemMenu=true. This will ensure that only root can shut down > > the system from the gdm menu. > > > That works from the gdm menu, but it doesn't solve the problem. A > normal user can still shut down or reboot the system by choosing the > option from the Gnome logout dialog. The only fix is to purge gdm and > install something with better security. <rant>Then do that. Nobody stops you from doing that. Even you can code such tool with the security level paranoia you want.</rant> I really think that this should be worked on, as it's a problem for secured systems or kiosk-like systems. Of course, I'd like that this can be an option, and that users logged in can shutdown the computer. For almost every home user, a computer means an user at a time (at least that's true for desktop ones). Cheers, -- Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo jsogo@debian.org
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