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> 1) You can create the sym link as root, then the us
there is a way around this w/o doing the user/group thing.
Doug
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Hey *,
1) You can create the sym link as root, then the user can't remove it
or
2) You can simply make the prefs.js file immutible using chattr +i
Also, you probably want to set the number of backup prefs files to 0.
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Help!!
Put prefs.js in a higher level directory, say /home/students/prefs.js
and set it to be read only for everyone except the owner (root).
Then, in each student's .phoenix/default directory, replace prefs.js with:
ln -s
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Here is what I've done so far.
I installed firefo
Put prefs.js in a higher level directory, say /home/students/prefs.js
and set it to be read only for everyone except the owner (root).
Then, in each student's .phoenix/default directory, replace prefs.js with:
ln -s /home/students/prefs.js prefs.js
You could script that as well.
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Here is what I've done so
You can't set them all to use the same profile. Copy the .phoenix
directory into each student's home directory. For example:
/home/student01/.phoenix
/home/student02/.phoenix
etc.
Then make sure to chown student1 .phoenix and it's subdirectories, etc.
Don't link them to a central one, the lockf
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Hi all,
Thanks for all yo
What I've done is created a standard profile called default that I copy
into all the home directories (/home/username/.phoenix) for each user
and change the permissions so it is owned by the appropriate user. I
then have a prefs.js file that is symlinked to a central, read-only one
in another
Hello LTSP world:
> I have never tried it but you should be able to manually edit the
> file to change the directory - i.e. point to each user's home directory.
> A quick script should be able to copy and change a bunch of accounts at
> once.
I'm also trying to do the mozilla thingie but wit
Rudolf,
1) Is there a reason that you want to create each user's Mozilla
directory? Why not let each user create it the first time the start
Mozilla?
2) If there is a reason, the file you need to modify is the appreg
file under each user's .mozilla directory. In that file (at the end) it
defin
We had similar problems with mozilla in the past.
You're best bet is to use a different browser:
1) you can use konqueror, set it up, and then let $HOME/.kde do the work
2) If you want mozilla abilities, use epiphany (the new gnome browser).
Galeon and epiphany both use the mozilla backends to ren
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