RE: Lock a kde2-session

[cobaco]

>I got maybe a simple question:
>does anybody know how to c a n c e l the locking out from a
>KDE-User-Session?
>I already locked for the binary-file that locks the user-session but
>didn't succed.
take a look at the screensaver settings in the controlcenter, there you can
disable/enable password

>Thanks in advance
>Heide

Lock a kde2-session

[Heidelinde Meier]

I got maybe a simple question:
does anybody know how to c a n c e l the locking out from a
KDE-User-Session?
I already locked for the binary-file that locks the user-session but
didn't succed.

Thanks in advance
Heide

Re: Logout and lock a KDE2-session

[Oswald Buddenhagen]

> So I searched on my system and in books for the command that logs out a
> user's session.
>
dcop kdesktop default logout

> The second is: I want to remove the lock - item from the front panel
> menu of KDE. User's shouldn't be permitted to lock out while having
> a break, they only should logout from their session.
> 
impossible. after 2.2 is released, it will be made optional, but you
can't prevent the users from enabling it themselves or using a
completely other screen locker. but this is no problem, if you leave
alt-ctrl-backspace enabled - the screen saver will be killed together
with the rest of the session.

greetings

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Logout and lock a KDE2-session

[Heidelinde Meier]

Maybe I got 2 stupid questions, but I think that the answer of this wil
be quite short.
So I searched on my system and in books for the command that logs out a
user's session. The command "logout" or something like that doesn't seem
to be right.
The second is: I want to remove the lock - item from the front panel
menu of KDE. User's shouldn't be permitted to lock out while having a
break, they only should logout from their session.

Thank you and greetings  (it's my first time working with that system)