Heres a snippit from my own /etc/gdm/gdm.conf <snip> LocalNoPasswordUsers=chefu,britches,guest </snip>
Still have passwords and ssh keys, but simplifies my gdm login. So for my home machine (which is usually logged in anyways) its great. On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 09:38, Carl Cerecke wrote: > I have a couple of passwordless accounts on my machine at home for my > wife and kids. For the kids (6 and 4), simply typing their username > "kids" takes some time and is error-prone, let alone typing a password > that they cannot see. > > Is there a way that I can restrict logins of these two usernames to the > display manager only (gdm for RH9)? Or, perhaps, not allow ssh logins > unless from localhost? (I hope I haven't got telnetd running). I'm only > on dial-up, and the IP changes with each connection, but it is not > terribly difficult to get in if you know how. > > I have to get it sorted now - especially when this message hits the > archives and gets googled :-) > > Any ideas? Or should I teach them about passwords? > > Cheers, > Carl. -- Sascha Beaumont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
