On Mar 17, 2008, at 11:45 AM, Matthew Toseland wrote: > How hard would it be to run Freenet as the user that installed it?
Or maybe there is a flag to make a user not login-able? -- Robert Hailey > > > ----- toad at zceUWxlSaHLmvEMnbr4RHnVfehA ----- 2008.03.15 - > 23:11:45GMT ----- > > Clearly running as SYSTEM is bad. However every other service runs > as SYSTEM, > if we just install a service to run Freenet, it will run as SYSTEM. We > decided this is bad so we made it run as a custom user for Freenet. > > ----- Anonymous ----- 2008.03.15 - 23:25:43GMT ----- > > That's not right Toad. My computer won't just automatically boot up > now. I > have to press the user button. Just installing freenet did this to my > computer without telling me. > > ----- cptn_insano at _g2YxqIynCrs2bcwLGQkr+0b544 ----- 2008.03.17 - > 13:58:17GMT ----- > > You mean it boots up but no longer logs you in automatically. > Many windows boxes will login automatically if there is only one > user account. > That is the default behavior unless steps have been taken to secure > the > system. > Not using Welcome Screen & requiring Ctrl-Alt-Del to login being two > examples.
