Can I stop autologin with a script?
I am running Suse Linux 9.2 Pro, full install.
My problem: My cousin comes over from time to time, and although he thinks he knows a lot about computers, he really doesn't. The problem is that he will often try to change settings and end up destroying everything on my computer, forcing me to reformat. I have the computer set up so he can just turn it on, and it will login as guest. If I don't want him using the computer, I would type: Code:
xlock -mode laser -timeout 1 -password "System Locked by Administrator" -invalid "Access Denied" something to the effect of: int main(){ disable autologin call xlock while xlock does not return success, keep looping enable autologin return 0; } I can put this executable on the desktop, and with a single click accomplish my goal. I would be VERY thankful if someone could write a quick program to do this (I understand you guys have lives and probably don't want to do that), so if anyone knows of a quick script or a prewritten program that does this I would be very thankful! |
lol
in the meantime, just DISABLE the autologin like the rest of us.... |
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