On April 11, 2002 17:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have checked the archives and found some messages related to this > question but none that gave me a definitive answer. > > I am running LM 7.2, KDE 2.0, with msec = 3 (for the time being -- I am > thinking of switching to msec = 4 though) and would like my "users" (my > children in fact!) to NOT have sensitive system menus available to them, > just to be on the safe side [for example, I do not want them to fool around > with boot and init stuff and the like]. >
I'm not sure about your menu problem, but I thought you might be interested in this article about msec. http://www.mandrakesecure.net/en/docs/msec.php I'm not sure what your reason is for wanting to switch from msec3 to msec4 but the above article describes how to custom configure msec to allow or disallow any of the options to suit your needs. ( see the section "Customizing msec With Overrides" ) . For a complete list of settings that can be configured enter "man mseclib" in a terminal, or "man:/mseclib" in your browser. -- Tim C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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