On Fri, 20 Oct 2000 03:44 SoloCDM wrote:
>How do I close user accounts automatically after X closes, because X
>was initiated when selected users logged into their accounts?
If you are using a display manager (gdm, kdm, xdm) with graphical logins,
this should happen automatically.
If the user starts X themselves after loggin in at a text-based terminal
screen, then you can set it up so they automatically start X when logging in
and are logged out when exitting X. Just add these commands to the end of
their ~/.bash_login file:
startx
logout
Then make the file read only and owned by root:
chown root.root /home/username/.bash_login
chmod 644 /home/username/.bash_login
Tony
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