Howdy folks,
I'm setting up an LTSP Internet Access Centre
(kind of Internet Cafe without coke.)
So far, it's working just fine, but needs a lot of
administration. Hence, security risks and a need
for a qualified (read: expensive) administrator
in place.
The workaround I thought of was creating a special
account that would, upon login, open a form in a
browser so that the users could create their accounts
and register their cards to add time themselves --
with a little help of cgi scripts.
To do so, I need a browser that
1. Will start up when run from /etc/X11/xdm/Xsession
(Mozilla seems unwilling to do so. At least, it never
started when run like that:
if [ "x" = "$LOGNAME" ]; then
exec -l $SHELL -c "/usr/bin/mozilla -hight 1024 \
-width 768 http://localhost/form2fill.html";
fi
Anything wrong with this line?)
2. Can be tuned to prevent opening any non-local URLs
(click Konqueror with the right mouse button, and
it's all yours.)
Any ideas?
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