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Password protection for a particular application
Greetings all!
I am using Linux Mint 14 Nadia with the MATE GUI and I was wondering if there is any way to set a password prompt for an application when trying to open it. In particular I mean the Chromium web browser. The final goal is for instance to have Chrome opening freely without any credentials needed, but Chromium to be password protected. I hope I made it clear, thanks in advance, cheers! |
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What login credentials? I don't think I ever "went there" Do you mean "Sign in to Chrome"? |
I may have misunderstood the issue after reading it again.
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I can only think of creating a script that decrypts (after initially encrypting of course) /usr/bin/chromium and encrypts when the app closes.
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Change the ownership of the Chromium binary to a separate user and the use a tool like gksu to start it as that user with password input.
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Ah, yes, a better solution ^
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