On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, Iftach Hyams wrote:
> I can think of few issues :
> 1) Login session that enable guesst without a password and with timeout
> (i.e. after 10 seconds it logs in in that user).
Look for idler on the net.
> 2) Disable any applications through windows manager, except Netscape.
You need a restricted shell. Look for rbash maybe. You also may use
permissions in order to restrict what the user can or cannot do. At the
very least, he'll need to be able to run the window manager.
> 3) Disable "linux single" without a password.
That is configurable within Lilo, try reading lilo docs.
> 4) Manage disk accecability so a user will not fill up the home directory
> or /tmp (and if he does - clean it up and prevent problems).
That is easily done with user quota.
> 5) Generaly - what is the protection from a problem of /tmp directory
> overflow ? Assume it is a different file system - is it needed for
> normal operation of Linux ? Of X11 ? Of KDE ?
Easily done with user and group quotas.
--Ariel
>
> Thank you
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