I am running a successfull ltsp based cyber cafe for aStore userinformation in an ldap database. That should solve your problem (you'll still need a way to edit the entries though).
while now, and am preparing the system to be handled
by employees, well now that Ive seen a few job
applications, I am worried I cant just give root
access to any moron who can barely read, and I dont
want to risk the system giving the employee the power
to DELETE users, all I want is to let them add, and
that it.
Maybe sudo can help you as well.
tarjei
I made some tests today; I added userdrake that comes with my mandrake 9.1 as one GDM more session and found it asks for the password, but there is also a non-root button, where any user can see the complete user list, something I dont want them to see, so it did not turn out to be a good option
anybody have any other methods I can test?
btw, I also need to change passwords for clients who forgot them
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