On Sat, Feb 12, 2005 at 10:16:01AM -1000, Nakashima wrote:
> Where are the login and logout scripts located?
I suspect you want to look under /etc/gdm. I see PostLogin,
PostSession, PreSession, and Sessions directories, but have not
really experimented with it much. I am one of those CLI elitists,
On Sun, Feb 13, 2005 at 09:12:11AM -1000, Ted Kanemori wrote:
> The script includes: "for new in .screenrc .gtkrc .kde .gnome-desktop"
> You suggest: "notice that .gnome-desktop is copied and not Desktop."
>
> /etc/skel contains .kde, .gtkrc and Desktop (Desktop contains FloppyAccess)
> I cannot
Read /opt/ltsp/templates/k12linux/reset-default-desktop again.
-Vince
Where are the login and logout scripts located?
One of those scripts would be a good place to reset the desktop in
these shared account situations.
--Peter
On Fri, Feb 11, 2005 at 03:06:54PM -1000, Ted Kanemori wrote:
> I'm sorry if I was unclear.
> The client desktop (by default) has only 4 icons.
> "Home for the user", "Trash", "Floppy Access", and "Start Here"
> Some kids have been deleting some of these icons(including "Floppy Access").
> The "res
icon out from the server, I don't have a Floppy Access
icon on the server desktop. Should I?
It would be easier if I could get the script to restore the icon along with
the other icons.
Ted
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ilson
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> Wilson,
>
> I tried using the scripts and this is what I found:
>
> "reset-default-desktop studen
e script "and" get the floppy access icon back onto
the desktop as the desktop is being restored?
*note: I'm testing with K12LTSP Fedora Core-1.
Ted
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> Can't you just make the reset-desktop script run when users log off
> or on? That would solve the problem.
Great idea.
How would you do that?
--Peter
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> Over at Enchanted Lake Elementary, we have a 28 thin client lab.
> The lab is completely run by the teachers.
> They're getting better by the day.
> But:
>
> So are the kids.
> They've learned that they can customize their pro
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> Ted Kanemori wrote:
> > Thanks for the suggestion.
> > Where is this script? And how do I get it to run when the us
Ted Kanemori wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion.
Where is this script? And how do I get it to run when the user logs on or
off?
I'll try it.
http://hs.riverdale.k12.or.us/terminal/faq.html
This is the script Wilson referred to. A cron job can be created to
reset the classroom daily, and shortc
ing the same generic
profiles for now (studentXX/studentXX).
As for "guarding the system", kids will be kids, bless them all.
Ted
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Thanks Tom,
I'll work on it.
Ted
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We learned how to do this at TPOSSCON with K
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Hmm, aren't all the student machines booted from the server?
A lot of good learning comes from exactly this kind of hacking.
Perhaps a way such that studentXXX can
have her/his own
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Can't you just make the reset-desktop script run when users log off or on?
That would solve the problem.
Wilson
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Hmm, aren't all the student machines booted from the server?
A lot of good learning comes from exactly this kind of hacking.
Perhaps a way such that studentXXX can
have her/his own login?
The normal course of events here is that you take the ones who are good
at hacking, and give them the
Can't you just make the reset-desktop script run when users log off or on? That
would solve the problem.
Wilson
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Over at Enchanted Lake Elementary, we have a 28 thin client lab.
The lab is completely run by the teachers.
They're getting better by the day.
But:
So are the kids.
They've learned that they can customize their profile.
They (some of them) have caused problems by deleting the desktop icons,
addi
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