On 9/7/25 4:55 PM, Dave Close wrote:
=?utf-8?q?Franta_Hanzl=C3=ADk_via_users?= wrote:
We have a x86_64 Linux Mate machine, located at a remote place, and
several users occasionally log in via x2go, and start MATE sessions.
I need to prevent the user from being able to shut down this remote
machine - the optimal solution would probably be to remove or disable
the "System" -> "Shut Down" button in the MATE menu.
But how to do that?
Do such users have rights to actually accomplish shutdown? Most users
should not by default. What happens if someone clicks the button? If
he doesn't have permission, it should either report an error or do
nothing.
All console users have the permission by default.
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