[CentOS] CentOS as an internet kiosk : how to create a "fresh" user upon leaving GNOME ?
Lorenzo Quatrini
lorenzo.quatrini at gmail.comTue Feb 2 09:48:49 UTC 2010
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Brian Mathis ha scritto: > On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 10:24 AM, Niki Kovacs <contact at kikinovak.net> wrote: > > You don't need to delete and re-add the user every time. That would > be silly and as you see requires root privs. > > Since you already have the login script ability, change that script to > delete the sensitive data you are talking about (just don't delete the > login script). The last part of the script could be to un-tar a file > with the clean profile information already in it. Also, if you use gdm, you can put your script on /etc/gdm/PreSession. I have a script on /etc/gdm/PostSession/:0 to make a backup on exit, but if it's a kiosk you can't be sure that the session will be properly closed (hitting ctrl-alt-backspace will bypass the PostSession script), so I guess PreSession would be better. HTH Regards, Lorenzo
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