It seems that some on the list are managing large networks with 100 or
so users. How does one manage user accounts and desktop/application
settings for networks of this size?
I know you can use LDAP for account management. My problem is access to
applications, directories and files. How do I prevent a user from
accessing something they shouldn't have access to?
Here's my situation:
* Edubuntu Feisty Fawn ( it comes with LTSP )
* 5 thin clients
* Gnome desktop
* Custom user settings in /etc/skel
Here's my problem:
* Tried locking down the desktop
o gconf-editor
o locked down the panel
o killed shell access
* Edited the menu
o took out anything the user didn't need
After doing the above and a few extra things I found out that users
still have the ability to change the menu. If you right click on any of
the menus ( try the "Applications" menu ) it gives you the "Edit Menus"
option.
Can someone point me in the right direction? There must be some way of
locking things down.
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