Trying to remove the shutdown reboot button from the command line
I know how to do it from the gui but how do you do it from the command line in RHEL 5.3. I did some research and it told me to edit a entry in the /etc/gdm/custom.conf file "SystemMenu=false" but when I edited the file the entry wasn't there and when I added it, it didn't do anything. Regular users can still reboot and shutdown the computer. Anyone have any ideas?
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Hi fcfury
You may wish to consider running your computer in runlevel 3. Edit the following line in /etc/inittab: id:3:initdefault: Then simply enter exec startx as the last line in the $HOME/.bash_profile file The users will enter their username and password in the command line but be ported in their GNOME desktop immediately after they log in. Chris |
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