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Originally Posted by Z038
I don't understand what you are saying about a different password for the .xlockrc file. How do I specify that?
The permissions on xlock appear to be what you said (or what I understood, anyway):
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in your /etc/group file, your username should be in shadow line.
you should create a different password just for your xlock, which is different from your normal shell login password.
Code:
#openssl passwd > $HOME/.xlockrc
I prefer xlock it's light load and not running as a daemon.