paul@moore.com (Paul Maclauchlan) (12/19/90)
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Is there some way that you can limit user access from xdm ?
I have xdm running on a Sparc 1+ for a collection of X terminals.
I do not want anyone signing on as root from the xlogin wigit.
Is there some way to do this ?
Should I be looking at the /etc/ttytab file ?
I am running SUN O/S 4.1, Openwindows / X11R4.
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Anthony
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Anthony Hunter, Systems Consultant, The Braegen Group Inc.
66 Slater Street, Suite 2104, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5H1
(613) 235-9364 Fax (613) 235-3193
Email: uunet!moore!bragrt!bragotrt!anthony
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.../Paul Maclauchlan
Moore Corporation Limited, Toronto, Ontario (416) 364-2600
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"I can gather all the news I need from the weather report."/PS'72gildea@EXPO.LCS.MIT.EDU (Stephen Gildea) (12/22/90)
Date: 18 Dec 90 22:29:35 GMT
From: paul@moore.com (Paul Maclauchlan)
Is there some way that you can limit user access from xdm ?
I have xdm running on a Sparc 1+ for a collection of X terminals.
I do not want anyone signing on as root from the xlogin wigit.
Should I be looking at the /etc/ttytab file ?
No, you should be looking at the xdm man page. :-) See the section on
the Xstartup file (specified by the DisplayManager.DISPLAY.startup
resource). This is a script run before starting the user session.
You could check for the user being "root" and blow the session away.
< Stephen
gildea@expo.lcs.mit.edu