tion Editor,
but I would look there as well.
hth,
Jerome
Maria McKinley wrote:
Hello,
I have had a couple of users accidentally shutdown computers, because
there is a shutdown button under the log off button on the Systems
dropdown menu. I had thought the default for debian was to disable use
Hello,
I have had a couple of users accidentally shutdown computers, because
there is a shutdown button under the log off button on the Systems
dropdown menu. I had thought the default for debian was to disable user
shutdown (ie. root only), but apparently this is wrong, or has changed.
How
On 10/15/2005 02:00 AM, Donald Perkovich wrote:
> I am using gdm and xfce 4.0 and would like to be able to shutdown
> as my normal user without giving a password. It seems like this
> is possible. Xfce4 gives a message when I try to shutdown when I
> log out that I must install sudo or put the us
I am using gdm and xfce 4.0 and would like to be able to shutdown
as my normal user without giving a password. It seems like this
is possible. Xfce4 gives a message when I try to shutdown when I
log out that I must install sudo or put the user name in
/usr/xfce4/shutdown.allow. Both are set and
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