> Hi,
> I am new to Linux so this may be a simple matter to solve. I am running an
> application on a Red Hat 6.1 server, which Win 95 users access via a terminal
> emulator (TTWin Lite). I don't want users to have command line access, so th
> e
> emulator connects, logs, and runs a sript upon s
On 19 Apr 2000, Carlos Saldarriaga wrote:
> sx1
> echo -e 'logout /r'
>
> Any suggestions.
> Thanks.
Look at the /etc/passwd file. The last field is the program that runs when
user logs in. Normally it's shell, but you should put there your program.
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Alexander
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Run the application from the .profile
Then at the end of the .profile put in the logout command.
This would make your .profile look something like this:
Don't put the '#!/bin/sh' at the beginining of your .profile. :)
# Some default settings
# ...
# Some application settings
# ...
# Run the app
At the end of ~/.bash_profile put:
appname parameters
logout
When the user logs in bash will do everything in ~/.bash_profile, so if
at the end it says "logout", it will.
Carlos Saldarriaga wrote:
> Hi,
> I am new to Linux so this may be a simple matter to solve. I am running an
> application
> #This is the application
> sx1
> echo -e 'logout /r'
>
> Any suggestions.
You dont actually need a script for this. Any program can be a users shell.
Do
chsh user /full/path/to/sx1
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On Wed, Apr 19, 2000 at 11:19:39PM -0700, Carlos Saldarriaga wrote:
> Hi,
> I am new to Linux so this may be a simple matter to solve. I am running an
> application on a Red Hat 6.1 server, which Win 95 users access via a terminal
> emulator (TTWin Lite). I don't want users to have command line
Perhaps replacing the last line with exit might solve
the problem.
Ola
--- Carlos Saldarriaga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I am new to Linux so this may be a simple matter to solve. I am running an
> application on a Red Hat 6.1 server, which Win 95 users access via a terminal
> emulator
Hi,
I am new to Linux so this may be a simple matter to solve. I am running an
application on a Red Hat 6.1 server, which Win 95 users access via a terminal
emulator (TTWin Lite). I don't want users to have command line access, so the
emulator connects, logs, and runs a sript upon startup. The
