On 04/10/11 09:31, Chris Dennis wrote:
The modern Ubuntu way of doing that may be to change the contents of
/etc/init/tty[1-6].conf.
I've changed tty1.conf on my MythTV front-end so that a user
automatically logs in, but you could also prevent logins completely.
On the other hand, I'm not an expert on this stuff, so you should
confirm these ideas elsewhere.
cheers
Chris
Hi
I did try to disable the tty's but I was then unable to connect to the
server the server, it didn't respond to pings either so I am not sure if
fully booted up or not, so I had to boot up from a live CD and change
the files to allow tty's again.
Just as thought is there away to prevent users from logging in locally
while allowing remote access via ssh as that might be easier.
Thanks
David
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