Steve Wu wrote: > > I'm tinkering and have a basic Edubuntu LTSP server setup. Client PCs > can connect and login using a generic ID/PWD we setup. How do I go > about locking down the desktops so when a user logs in, they see the > same desktop no matter what someone did beforehand? > > Is there a built in tool to use? If not, what tools do you recommend? > I seem to remember this question coming up before, and someone suggested placing a command in the logout script to copy the default profile back to the user. (I don't keep a large archive of this list on my computer, so I can't find the actual message.) I did find this link that describes where it's located (/etc/skel) as well as a program that may help with what you're looking for.
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