Re: how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread John Hasler
Ethan Benson writes: > if you had the source to netscape this would not be that difficult, but > without source i don't really see a way to prevent File -> Quit by the > user, or to trap it with some sort of password program.. However, you can trap the user in a loop that restarts X and netscape,

Re: how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread Ethan Benson
On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 04:34:45PM -0700, Joseph de los Santos wrote: > Thank you for your quick reply but no, I would like to accomplish this > without using xdm or gdm, all hotkeys will be disabled..not only > cntrl+alt+del. You're right..what you suggested was close..but I really do > need nets

Re: how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread Joseph de los Santos
2:19 PM Subject: Re: how to automatically execute things? On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 02:02:27PM -0700, Joseph de los Santos wrote: #disclaimer: i have never actually tried this. > Hoping someone can help me out with this..for example I want an ordinary > user that when he or she logs in a termi

Re: how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread Ethan Benson
On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 02:36:26PM -0700, Chris Majewski wrote: > What if you had root scriptably launch netscape as some user who is > neither root nor the person logging in. (Normally I'm not allowed > to kill processes started by other people.) I don't for a minute > think this will actually wor

Re: how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread Chris Majewski
What if you had root scriptably launch netscape as some user who is neither root nor the person logging in. (Normally I'm not allowed to kill processes started by other people.) I don't for a minute think this will actually work but maybe someone can explain why. -chris

Re: how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread Ethan Benson
On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 02:02:27PM -0700, Joseph de los Santos wrote: #disclaimer: i have never actually tried this. > Hoping someone can help me out with this..for example I want an ordinary > user that when he or she logs in a terminal this is what will happen: > 1.automatically starts x-window

Re: how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread Ron Rademaker
On Sun, 16 Jul 2000, Joseph de los Santos wrote: > Hi, > > Hoping someone can help me out with this..for example I want an ordinary > user that when he or she logs in a terminal this is what will happen: > 1.automatically starts x-window Why not use xdm? > 2.all hot keys will be disabled..ie cn

how to automatically execute things?

2000-07-16 Thread Joseph de los Santos
Hi, Hoping someone can help me out with this..for example I want an ordinary user that when he or she logs in a terminal this is what will happen: 1.automatically starts x-window 2.all hot keys will be disabled..ie cntrl+alt+del etc. 3.run netscape automatically and it will remain opened and it ca